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RAt his age he’s earned the right to do it however he wants. Now, if you think there’s a dementia or other issue …… thats a different story.
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RMan in his 80's.......good luck telling him ANYTHING. Besides, a gunshot hole in his foot will give him something to tell the boys...
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RDon't hit the hammer unless it is all the way down. If it is on half cock (safety notch), you could either break the trigger or the...
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RRockyD83 replied to the thread Cars from my childhood.I watched Big Daddy Don Garlits set a new world record at Spokane SAR. My cousin was the manager at the Longhorn BBQ on Airway Heights...
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RIn the early 1970s there was a drag strip (Bonanza Raceway) near Walla Walla WA. Almost every weekend one of the top finishers was a...
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ROne takeaway from this thread is that we're all old. No one is saying, "The first car I remember is my dad's 93 Roadmaster."
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RMy take on such questions is: "It's your gun, do what suits you." I've desecrated many Rugers in the eyes of collectors, but they suit...
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RRockyD83 reacted to Feel the 'Pane's post in the thread Refinishing an old revolver or not? with
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First thing I'd do is spring for a factory letter to verify original finish. If it turns out to be original then post a few pictures and... -
RRockyD83 replied to the thread Why does Ruger not clean some guns after testing..rhetorical?.I would speculate that they may have cleaned it, then test fired it afterwards to function test it.
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RRockyD83 reacted to contender's post in the thread Why does Ruger not clean some guns after testing..rhetorical? with Like.
When Ruger test fires a gun,, it's placed inside a safety chamber test fixture. They usually fire (2) rounds,, remove the gun & box it...
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RRockyD83 reacted to Johnnu2's post in the thread Why does Ruger not clean some guns after testing..rhetorical? with Like.
I would (purely) speculate that no manufacturer would spend any time/money to clean a firearm after being test fired at the factory. To...
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RRockyD83 reacted to contender's post in the thread Looking for Opinions. 1958 .44 FT Blackhawk with Like.
Model BKH-46 and is of the "Type 2" variety. From the pictures,, it looks all original except for the grips. About 8000 of the Type 2...
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RGun lover looking for new home. You would make a great dad. Are you looking to adopt?!!!!
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RI was looking for a Speed Six when I found my fixed sight GP
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RHere's a few of my GP's (and a couple LCR's thrown in):
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