Boulder Canyon Bob# 32052L

Have a local former Remington Marlin worker her and according to him, the 1895 uses the same screw, so i went on line and found they have them in stock for $4, alsoJack First in Rapid City (where I live) now has stainless steelones in stock, there is a guy on Gunbroker who makes his own and finally there are some used ones on EBAY. Good Luck

Howdy Bob: Want to say that I must apologize to you for not meeting up with you at the ACSA shoot where you brought Jackpine Bill's 97 for me to take look see at it. Needless to say your wife approached me & I advised her of my mind change. That was it & I must say that this was not my way of doing things.

I  have COPD and was having a bad day after shooting ACSA & just wanted to leave..

Thanks  again.

Jackrabbit Joe

e-mail jgp3749@cox.net

What are you asking for them? Thanks

I followed all the rules.  It is not a commmercial posting.  It is not an auction...it s for sale at a fixed price.  I merely answered a question of a guest...I cannot e-mail him and he cannot e-mailme because he is a guest.  I am not going o post my e-mail or phone number...gunbroker will allow him to contact me thru their site.  If you have a better solution as to how he can contact me, please let me know.

Exactly my point Bob. I think the RO committe needs to take another look at this. If there was a way to release it like on a pump shotgun maybe but not if you have to bPull the trigger. It’s an accident waiting to happen

Claw and link to claw is broken among other friggin things.

It doesn't work  :-)

Evil, here is our logo. You saud you might be able to come up with something for clean match awards.

Thanks

Pm me your load info!

thanks: Loco

Hey Allie, all of a sudden I can't see the TG Wire, I'm logged in, but don't see it. What gives?

If you'd be interested in sharing, I'd sure like the plans for the plate rack for our club in South Dakota.

Thanks

schofieldbob@yahoo.com