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Well when you trade 5 hardcore terreroist for one traitor, what's wrong with letting this guy in?

Just did the same thing. Cost is 20.00.

Not my gun but the barrel on the first pic states Yonkers, NY USA. These are no longer made. Kimber came out with these rifles to try and grab some sales from Anschutz. When the first guns came on the market they had a premium barrel on them. Shilen from what I understand, later they made their own barrels and put on them. Lones Wigger told me that he helped design that stock for Kimber.

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My bud told me he roped a Javelina one time, he said it ran under his horse and started snapping his teeth. He said the rodeo was on. I never ask him if he did it again.

Does the weather stripping actually work or does everything get covered with dust?

I have a Nikon Monarch 5, I think it's a 3-15 with a Nikoplex reticle, the glass is as good as my 2 Leupold VX-3i 4.5x14 scopes and it tracks also.

Looks like and old leather punch, a slide caliper, a hatchet, and two pistols. The bottom one kinda looks like a Colt auto, but couldn't make out a horse on the grips.

Never used it and I don't know anyone that has. By the timeline it was discontinued I would say it was before Winchester Powders was swallowed up by Hodgdon. I read something that said Winchester discontinued it because they were using all the powder in the WSM cartridges, but I don't know.

The Nosler number 4 had data for the .300 Win Mag.

If powder is stored properly it will last a long time. When you take the cap off and if it still has an either smell and the powder doesn't have a brown rust type dust to it, it will still be usable. I have some that I bought before 1978 and I dip into it occasionally.

From what I gather Winchester discontinued it, for some reason they had trouble with their slow burning ball powders. Supposed to burn between RL-19 and RL-22, and there is supposed to be some load data for it in Nosler number 4 manual, which I have at the house and I'm at work right now. What caliber were you looking for data for?

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Natchez Shooters Supply had some Weaver T-24 scopes that are marked down for less than 400.00, at least they did from their last flyer that I received. It's a straight 24x with a 1/8 inch dot. Every Weaver that I have owned has tracked. Weaver has been discontinued, so if the scope goes south I don't know who would fix it for you.

Saw a couple of positive reviews after a Google search, but it could have been the owner of the company posting the reviews as far as I know. One of the guys said that he called and talked to the owner and ask him what barrels they were using and the owner wouldn't tell him.

I was in the Army at that time. When those towel heads took over the embassy it was business as usual, but when that rescue mission was aborted, that's when it hit the fan. Why we didn't go in there I'll never know.

Maybe the Canuks can call Jimmy Carter and ask what he would do.

You left out the part about the Nucular Program being cut off also!

If Jimmy Carter had a pair this would have been taken care of in 1979.

The last I heard Bob was still alive.

I never met Bob Jensen, but I hear that he was a good shot in his day. At the old office at the Tucson Rifle Club there was an old certificate from the NRA that Bob Jensen, Milt Hood, and Roy Dunlap set a National record of some kind. I ask Milt about it once and he said the record sure didn't last long for whatever it was for.

I bet it's been 25 years or more so I don't remember where I was at or who I was with, but somebody was asking about Lucky Wade and someone else said that he was working for Ruger up in Prescott.

Try Stockys.

There was a place on Washington St. I think it was Bohms, and The Phoenix Shooters Supply on 16th. Was Wades owned by Lucky Wade who stretched the chambers on a 94 to get more velocity til one blew up and Wade wasn't so Lucky anymore and skipped town?