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You guys should switch from fresh eggs to deer nuts... :realcrazy:

You can get deer nuts for two from under a buck... :)
 
Fred Scigliano said:
Thanks for the comment and I will have it checked out and try to find the stock grips.
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You can get a general feel for it by seeing if the cylinder locks up tight when the hammer is cocked. Feeler gage the gap between the cylinder and the back of barrel. Just throws a flag to look more carefully when I see a part missing (the threaded outer end of the ejector rod).

Here's a similar one:
www.oldcolt.com

Colt Police Positive .32/20 4" SN:284731 MFG:1923

This Colt Police Positive was shipped to the Supplee Biddle Hardware Company in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on December 13th, 1923 in a 3 gun shipment. It is chambered in the .32/20 cartridge, has a 4" barrel and finished in Colt's fine brushed blue.
www.oldcolt.com www.oldcolt.com

And an articlefrom American Rifleman, which I believe is a reasonabley reputeable source regarding firearms tech.
www.americanrifleman.org

An Official Journal Of The NRA | The .32-20 Winchester Center Fire: History & Performance

Born from a desire for a faster and flatter shooting cartridge, the .32-20 Winchester Center Fire cartridge came to the world stage at the end of the 19th century as a popular option for revolvers and lever-action rifles alike, but its popularity eventually dwindled as the 20th century progressed.
www.americanrifleman.org www.americanrifleman.org
 
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Having conversation with wife. (she talks, I make occasional response noise) Do all woman ramble and change topic in mid sentence? I'm exhausted trying to figure out what 'we' are talking about....:BangHead:
 
krazykuda said:
You guys should switch from fresh eggs to deer nuts... :realcrazy:

You can get deer nuts for two from under a buck... :)
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Mattax said:
You can get a general feel for it by seeing if the cylinder locks up tight when the hammer is cocked. Feeler gage the gap between the cylinder and the back of barrel. Just throws a flag to look more carefully when I see a part missing (the threaded outer end of the ejector rod).

Here's a similar one:
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And an articlefrom American Rifleman, which I believe is a reasonabley reputeable source regarding firearms tech.
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Good info Thanks.
 
zkx14 said:
Having conversation with wife. (she talks, I make occasional response noise) Do all woman ramble and change topic in mid sentence? I'm exhausted trying to figure out what 'we' are talking about....:BangHead:
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Yep, those conversation where they do all of the talking and you have to listen for hours... :realcrazy:

I guess that's what they mean when they say that 'you are spoken for'... :rolleyes:
 
halifaxhops said:
If I was going to do it again I would go USCG for sure. Think the Air Force has it made?.......Still have no idea what the USSF does.
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Sounds like they’ve taken over anything missile and space related from the USAF
 
zkx14 said:
Chicken butt, :wtf:, Made breakfast, Doz large eggs now over $5 at Giant. Pay less than that per lb of bacon at Sam's. Sum ting wong. :eek:
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Poultry are having their own pandemic. Combined with short shelf love and hard to get packaging, there’s liable to be outlet related shortages over the next few months. That coming from Tyson foods.
 
Threw some barn wood on the side just to see how it will look. I'll add more boards and varnish them both sides.
I like it thanks for the Idea Chris.

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WV64Signet said:
Hey Frank.

So that's a "Not too cold for Manitoba in December" or ACTUALLY not too cold?

I just kicked on the heater in the garage. One more cup-o-joe and I'll head down
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Little of both, like near zero celcius. Its actually melting a lil bit.
 
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