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      SB387 "Public Safety - Untraceable Firearms" - The Ban on Private Firearm Making

      If MD follows the ATF marking guidelines and I'm reading things correctly, you can mark your receiver (say F-Frosh01) and then the FFL can choose to use the existing markings and only need to preface it with their license number. So the official registered number becomes 1234567-F-Frosh01.
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      Feedback posted by im_mac on squirrelly1

      Great transaction Nice to meet you. Very honest and knowledgeable guy. Very accommodating to my busy schedule and that�s mych appreciated!
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      Dating Uberti 1875?

      Sister? More like great-grand daughter would be better for me. Ok, the serious answer seems to be keep looking for a mark. I didn't take off the grips - that's about the only place I didn't check.
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      Dating Uberti 1875?

      Does anyone know how to date Uberti handguns? I've a Uberti model 1875 Army (not the current Army Outlaw), imported by EMF. Serial is 09xxx. I saw elsewhere there should be a two letter code but I can't find anything on mine - just the crest, U and PSF.
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      Feedback posted by im_mac on Gordon

      Smooth transaction Pleasure meeting and dealing with. Thanks
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      Feedback posted by im_mac on Gordon

      Pleasure to deal with great item,easy transaction,pleasure to deal with. Thanks
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      Feedback posted by im_mac on Gordon

      Smooth transaction Pleasure to deal with,smooth transaction good deal
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      Feedback posted by im_mac on 303_enfield

      Thanks!
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      Feedback posted by im_mac on 303_enfield

      Thanks!
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      Powder Horns

      And I'm not sure what I was thinking, there aren't two drinking horns, they're calling/blowing horns.
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      Powder Horns

      There's a pretty wide range in both size, quality and scrimshaw (and quality) vs. none, so a respective range in prices. I'll start posting a couple in the classifieds and see what happens. I wasn't sure there was much interest in blackpowder. If there was anything in particular in the...
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      Powder Horns

      Anyone in the market for a powder horn, or local clubs that might welcome a trade blanket? I thought my dad had sold more of his collection than he did... Not sure who made most of them, mostly folk local to western PA though we did go to several Easterns. Two are drinking horns [/url]
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      *** Lever Action Porn ***

      You're right, I realized that later. It's in .44-40. I actually had to look up what .44 wcf was.
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      *** Lever Action Porn ***

      Going through dad's stuff this weekend, from top to bottom: Uberti (Navy Arms) Henry Savage Model 1885 75th Anniversary (.308) .300 Savage (Model 99 I think, not marked) Also a couple .22 levers. I didn't realize how many lever actions were around. I'd be open to serious inquiries...
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      Small machining job

      My girlfriend got me some old funky looking bookends for christmas. The problem is that the bulk of them is old wood, and hence not very heavy. I was thinking of getting brass bases made to make them heavier. Anybody have a mill in their garage who would do some quick machining? Or a shop...
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      Winchester Model 54

      No problem MilsurpDan - that is a neat picture. And Blackbart - I found a reference to a 1933 price list where that rifle was $76, possibly more since I suspect the stock was higher grade than normal. I think my grandfather said the stock was part of the reason he picked it up. Definitely...
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      Winchester Model 54

      That was a good idea about contacting the Cody Firearms Museum, unfortunately they don't appear to have any records for Model 54s. It seems odd, so I sent them an email anyway - not really expecting any reply.
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      Winchester Model 54

      You know, I never questioned it being in Manilla. It had 11 years to get there migrate from the US and it didn't occur to me that export was probably rarer back then. I don't think my grandfather got confused about where it came from. He went deaf but kept his wits about him. Really there's...
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      Winchester Model 54

      Does anyone know much about the old Model 54? (which should've been posted in C&R section) So ~15 years ago, my grandfather gave me this gun. He said he took it off a dead Jap while going through Manilla. It wasn't in the best shape then and it ended up sitting in a corner until this...
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      Plano GunGuard Cases at WalMart again

      Not sure about the quality, but there's currently a deal for a 16" Vault Case: $59, no shipping
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