Boulder Canyon Bob# 32052L
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Had these guys make me 2 pair of their Magna-tusk thin aged ivory for my wife's Ruger 32's. They are VERY nice.
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If the Clay Dot is $250 for the 2 of them I’ll take it.
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14 hours ago, Dusty Devil Dale said:
That's pretty much the norm, sadly. When you look at other shooting sports, they are dominated by minorities; Asians and Hispanic folks in particular. But we in CAS make no serious outreach to those groups. Each year, the Central California Pistol League holds its championship match in our Fort Miller cowboy town. They're a great bunch of folks to visit with, except they're focused on winning big prises, like last year's Jeep and 16 Dillon 750 loaders. They do love our props, and a few have come around to watch our matches. But I think we're a bit slow moving for their taste.
But watch out if we ever start attracting them. Those men and women can shoot VERY fast and accurately. They're used to shooting on the run at targets with scoring rings.
Tell her "Thank you" for some very nice work.
If what you say about minorities in other shooting sports is true, my question is how is the marketing directed to them or other minorities?
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On 8/27/2021 at 7:49 PM, Singin' Sue 71615 said:
I laugh at it being central! 26 hour drive for us to you...only 17 to the California coast...
About 13 hours to Arkansas....
But none of that matters...
And it's pronounced Bell Foosh, about 30 miles NW of me. They had a nice marker setup for years and then decided it was actually a few miles more towards town.
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If you have a local supplier of sandblasting media try them. I bought a 50# bag of walnut from one in Tucson for under $20
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3 minutes ago, Boggus Deal #64218 said:
First thing I’d check is that the cylinders are in the correct guns.
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What diameter are they?
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Black Hills Shootist's used to, but the China Virus put an end to it. Hopefully it'll come back.
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20 gr of 4198 works well for me with a 255 gr Bear Creek bullet, 15 gr of 2400 works a little better
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If the 2 spotters won't change their call even after being shown the hit on the edge , it's one miss.
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Try Ahlmans Guns, Coyote Cap sold them all his parts. (507) 685-4243
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When I was still racing motorcycles we "tuned" the spokes with a spoke wrench. You tapped each spoke and listened to the sound, you could tell which ones were loose and needed tightening.
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Wish we were in AZ to shoot this, it's a hoot. Where else can you win a can of beans?
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Has 2400 for you long range shooters and Clay Dot in stock as of 2 minutes ago.
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Dusty Bunch in Casa Grande gives out Cow Butt "awards" for doing something dumb and Mutton Butt awards if you do it again. Don't ask me how I know.
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6 hours ago, The Original Lumpy Gritz said:
Deep clean the rec'r and magazine tube. Maybe take some coils off the mag spring.
Hope you're not still run'n the plastic mag follower.
Have you ck'd ALL screws for tightness?
OLG
Did deep clean it, a couple of times
Metal follower
Checked and rechecked screws
The loading gate looks very worn on the bottom, it has some serious marks on it, you can see where the rounds are slipping under it. I ordered a new one from Ranger Point.
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New loading gate is ordered, hopefully that'll fix the problem. Thanks for all the help.
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22 minutes ago, Warden Callaway said:
Turn the sound off. It's annoying.
Thanks , I did watch the You Tube video by Ranger Point and followed it, I gave getting the hammer assembly a few tugs and after a few tries did get it free and out. Thanks for your input.
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As a side note when I tried to remove the hammer assembly it won't come out, I removed the screw that holds it in as well as the hammer spring and it's still attached somewhere I can't see. It pivots on something. What am I missing? The original is in fact not flat, but there is a very small bump and it's worn quite badly. I got the original out .
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1 hour ago, Widder, SASS #59054 said:
I agree with Warden.
If that doesn't work, take the rifle apart and see if your loading gate is 'flat' on the back side.
If you have an older Marlin (like 20+ years older) its possible to have a flat loading gate.
If its flat, then I will share more info to help fix.
..........Widder
It is flat on the back side, I tried holding the lever closed and that made no difference. Would one of Ranger Points replacements do the trick? I was thinking about trying one anyways to make it easier for her to load.
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