Wow. Here's Big Al buying a wood forend one time hoping that some day someone would send him the rest of the rifle, and it actually worked out the other way around...life is strange.BigAl52 wrote:IMG_0720.JPG
Look What I have Dave. If you want it send me your address and I will give it to you. Al
Site seems to be OK. Load issue should be resolved now.
My new to me rescue Henry
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Never looked at like that RR but a splendid idea. Dave go ahead and keep that forend and send me that rifle. AlRanchRoper wrote:Wow. Here's Big Al buying a wood forend one time hoping that some day someone would send him the rest of the rifle, and it actually worked out the other way around...life is strange.BigAl52 wrote:IMG_0720.JPG
Look What I have Dave. If you want it send me your address and I will give it to you. Al
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Ha, a rescue fore end. I'll have to change the title of the thread. Sure.
On the subject of reloading, one of my favorite cartridges to shoot is the .44 special. I realized that I would no longer be able to order ammunition through the mail after a certain point in time. I have no plans to move out of state, so reloading was the answer. Where I plan to relocate, I have made acquaintances in the local gun stores, but I will roll my own. I barely have time to post now, but in my second retirement, I will be setting aside plenty of time for shooting.
On the subject of reloading, one of my favorite cartridges to shoot is the .44 special. I realized that I would no longer be able to order ammunition through the mail after a certain point in time. I have no plans to move out of state, so reloading was the answer. Where I plan to relocate, I have made acquaintances in the local gun stores, but I will roll my own. I barely have time to post now, but in my second retirement, I will be setting aside plenty of time for shooting.
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What a pal! It's good when a plan comes together.BigAl52 wrote:IMG_0720.JPG
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That dent in the stock was possibly made by the previous owner missing with a hammer while trying to punch out the rear sight.