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Windy City Kid

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About Windy City Kid

  • Birthday 05/21/1969

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    113769
  • SASS Affiliated Club
    Rock River Regulators, Bristol Plains Pistoleros

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Windy City Northwest Burbs Illinois
  • Interests
    Cowboys, Westerns, Guns, Zombies, and Tacos, oh, and Bourbon

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  1. Kilmer was left handed, so that's possible.
  2. Maybe someone can explain this to me. In the movie, Doc carries his standard grip cross draw, and his birdshead lightning strong side, grip forward. The height and angle of both varies throughout the movie, but I always wondered why he didn't carry the birdshead on the cross draw side?
  3. I will happily tell your wife you've had it for years, in fact you let me shoot it back in '84!
  4. I wish there was a loop of Dinero in the Joker.
  5. As a western lover, I think it’s a well done western. Also money goes towards the family of the deceased. To each his own.
  6. Chicago-ese here, Daaahhhn and Dahwn
  7. This is an awesome tool! I feel it helps when rocking the shells in. Very well made!
  8. The best part is the first one I ordered, I didn't pay attention to the color choice and thought I ordered what was in the pic. I got a pinkish purplish shirt. Yee Haw!
  9. Good review, but his Uberti bashing is off.
  10. Their stock has been low for a while. Contact them for current inventory. I like them in the summer. Like wearing a dry fit shirt.
  11. As OLG stated, the fit and finish on the Miroku 73 is outstanding. I've handled one in the store and on the range. The competition model out of the box has a shorter stroke, like the Uberti comp model. It's stiff, but very smooth. I handled and shot a slicked up model (done by Cody?), and found it was a slick as mine done by my smith. I've had that rifle in my cart more than once. The only thing that stopped me from pulling the trigger is parts availability. The mechanics are similar, but the actual parts are different (firing pin, I heard maybe the carrier?). You could probably run it hard for years and it never break. YMMV
  12. Ketchup on a hotdog?! Well, I put beans in my chili, so there.
  13. Please share if you find out. I have to pay my kids tuition and need an excuse not to 🤣
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