Grizzly Adams 3674

I simply have not had the heart to post this, as the nightmare of the lose still haunts me, but I must.. My wife and partner of 37 years lost here battle with cancer and crossed the river to rest in the shade. Her shooting friends knew her as Yukon Rose. She enjoyed the game, and was always there to welcome and encourage new folks. My world willl never be the same without her.

Is it true that we take on the appearance of our dogs? LOL

I shot my first CAS match with a 1886 in 45-70......It was all I had at the time and the guys said, "Go for it!" Man, I was sure beat by the end of the match.......

Little Joe. Sure miss the little stinker.....

I believe the purpose of this is to provide an ID (REAL) that proves you are in fact a citizen of the US. A driver's license, in many places in the country, could easily be obtained by folks who are not citizens of the US - NM as a case in point!. Without a Real ID, you would/will need a passport to board a plane or enter a government building.

If you examine the carrier on your Winchester /Miroku 73, you will note that the top of the carrier is beveled or notched on the right hand side. That was designed into the rifle so that it will throw the brass forward and away from the shooter. In short, the Miroku is tuned to show the brass forward - at least the 38/357 seems to be. The only "fix" I know of is to install the Pioneer Gunworks kit which includes a new carrier.