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Carol Barnes 10Feb1945--5Nov2024 beloved book seller to the shooting fraternity: https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/ann-arbor-mi/carol-barnes-12062499

Or maybe they get their asses off the porch and actually hunt. You should try it sometime.

Kurt,
It should be OK for the gun, but most jurisdictions prohibit them for hunting.

I have a barrel nicely marked with Hauck's info that was originally in R2 Lovell. At some point it was remounted on an original Stevens 44 1/2 and chambered in 219 Donaldson Wasp. Obviously they were a tight bunch of fellows back then.

Hello all: I just acquired a Rottweil combination in 16 g over 7x57R with barrel selection on the left side. The gun is in beautiful condition but does not function. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I believe someone has been tinkering with the mechanism and there may be parts missing so a photo or link to a website would be helpful. Other markings are : Dynamit Noble 81 L and Rottweil D.B.G. M.
I'll post a photo when I figure out how to do it.

All the best of the season to you and yours.

I only met Steve a couple of times, he was a really nice guy as well as an avid upland hunter and dog man. He sure did love chasing grouse on the prairie. I was very saddened to read that Steve Recently lost his battle with mesothelioma.

Proof and pressure. Pressure is my concern but proof testing limits is a close concern

I think it would be most appropriate if someone would put Carol's name in the >>Dearly Departed<< Section.

Serbus,

Raimey
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Specially when there are people that can walk out there, and shoot 25 of them in a row and pulverize everyone of them. Without any discernible effort. Just knowledge of what it takes to break that sort of presentation.

I found the built up leather unsatisfactory and will find a regular pad and sacrifice the checkered butt

This is not the first misrepresented rifle sold by RIA. Michael Petrov had me help him inform RIA of a faked Sharps 1874. RIA did not pull it or modify their description of it, so it went as listed, though that was known to be wrong.

However, I never stay in Holiday Inns...

Thanks Steve, I am doing really well, especially for a rusty old relic!

Someone mentioned spilling shot on the floor. I built what I believe is the ideal reloading table. I put a 3/4 inch border around the edge of the table which keeps the shot on the table. Occasionally, I have spills of shot or the powder will fall on the table. When I built my table, I made the front left leg about an inch or so longer than the other three which raises that corner of the table. That way any spilt shot will easily roll or be brushed to the back right corner of the table. I drilled a one-inch hole in that back right corner and mounted a 1 1/2 inch PVC pipe that runs down into a large glass bottle under the table. That makes it easy to sweep all of the shot and powder back to the corner and down into jar.......... My table has a MEC Grabber and a 9000 G. I mounted a 4 inch--45 degree PVC angle so that the loaded hulls come off of the 9000 G reloader, down the slide, through the PVC tube and down through the table by the way of a 4" tube and into a box under the table. After I reload a couple of boxes, I pull the box of shells out from under the table and put them into the boxes and they are ready to go.

Here's a Krieghoff in 7x65R and 16 gauge and comes with a 22 mag insert for one of the shotgun barrels and a nice Zeiss scope. If you'd resell the expensive scope you'd have a reasonably priced drilling.

PP PM coming. 😋

Donation in for the best shooting sport site on the web. What a wonderful group of people! Thank you!

Wonder if the grease (tallow) had soured?

I'd be curious to know too, John, because I noticed that it matches exactly the results I get when using a 50/50 sanded in mixture of marine spar varnish and pure tung oil. The sheen and clarity is the same.

Try Gamebore shells they make some nice shells. Clay shooters supply out of Dallas Texas carries them. 214-347-4913