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Bully

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  1. Hey Jon. Just a question. Would you recommend the Lee turret "Kit" or just the turret press? It seems that there is a bunch of overlap between the kit and your recommendations. C
  2. Meltzers has it for 619 and Ramsey for 639. Ramsey will come down, tho. Just ask. C
  3. Seriously??? The guy had a bad experience at a shop, came on here to complain/**** about it and get some feedback. Now we're debating the legality of a)letting someone handle a firearm in a store and b) the legality of the original post. Do y'all have nothing more to worry about? C
  4. Not to completely hi-jack, but they have another 1894C Marlin .38/.357mag if you want centerfire. I have a pic in another post of mine if you want to take a peek. C
  5. Welcome. Let me know if you pick it up. We can go shoot levers!!! C
  6. Just like the title says. Looking for a deal on .38/.357mag. C
  7. Ramsey in Paramus has a round barrel, large and small loop Henry for 279. Was there last nite. C
  8. Thanks all. C
  9. Sights are changed. Williams fiber optic front and a rear adjustable peep sight. C
  10. ... rifle??? I just picked up my new Marlin 1894c. .38/.357 mag, blued with checkered walnut. I'm really looking forward to taking it for a spin. I was going to wait a bit to pay it off, but the XS Scout Rail and the sights from Williams (peep rear and fiber optic front) came in and I needed to have it in hand. Got the rail, sights, and inexpensive 'Dot sight mounted and ready for action. Is it just me or is the lever gun the 1911 of the rifle world. Bolt action is the revolver, lever is the 1911 and the rest are just... Glocks!!! Anyway, pics to follow. C
  11. Gun For Hire does a reloading class for 200 bux. Since all was free for you, maybe it'll be worth it to you. C
  12. The one in Ramsey. I can't stand the Paramus store. C
  13. I don't know what the name of it is. I would check opticsplanet.net/com. Great stuff and decent prices. As a bonus, the Ramsey store has a new employee behind the gun counter. Her name is Sherry and she is very nice and seemingly quite knowledgeable. C
  14. Hey S. THAT is sweet! Good on you and good on Ted for doing such a beautiful job. Gorgeous. As to the scope, how small is small? I was up at Ramsey and they have a tiny little red dot in a silver housing that would look great on that gun. Just a thought. C
  15. Awesome! Can't wait to see it. C
  16. Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm... pics? C
  17. Bully replied to Bully's topic in Gunsmithing
    YAY!!! C
  18. MOA is moment of angle and usually translates to 1 inch at 100 yards. So, the dot will take up 2 virtual inches of a target at 100 yards. Basically, it correlates to the size of the dot. 1 MOA is very precise, hunters (from what I have been reading) can do with 4 MOA. Also, smaller dot is harder to see. C
  19. 9mm 1911- have and love it Kel-Tec 9mm or Stoeger 12ga Coach Gun- inexpensive bedside table/underbed gun Henry Big Loop .22 Marlin 1894CSS C
  20. Most definitely. A little friendlier as well. C
  21. Again, thanks for the help. The Leupold is sweet but REALLY out of range, price wise. C
  22. Ramsey Outdoor in Ramsey has one. So sweet. Personally, I fell in love with a Christensen, but there's NO budget for that. C
  23. I was thinking the same thing. C
  24. Hey All. Thanks for the advice so far. Much appreciated. I will be checking into the suggestions in the next few days. And RayRay... yup, I do. OldSchool, thanks. Will be in touch soon. C

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