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Wed, 02/20/2013 - 04:43
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I just picked up a Ruger NMBH made in 1997. Its got some pitting from black powder loads and careless claeaning but for wht I paid for it its well worth it. A new barrel and cylinder and I'll have a fine fishing/ Bear be gone gun. I cant understand why some people are that lazy to let a fine piece of American steel get pitted like that.

Charlie

They say my SA .45 isn't tactical. I say you'r living in the wrong century.

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Wed, 02/20/2013 - 06:40
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keep us posted

on your project. Photos?
Welcome to the board.
Al

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Thu, 02/21/2013 - 03:49
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Thanks for the warm welcome,

Thanks for the warm welcome, and I'll try to take before and after pics. Its no big thing as soon as I get my barrel vice back.
 
 
 
Charlie

They say my SA .45 isn't tactical. I say you'r living in the wrong century.

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Fri, 02/22/2013 - 13:44
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Gascheck;
I don't know where you call home, but I can tell you that in Mississippi gun cleaning seems to be a foreign idea. I get tagged to fix a lot of guns by acquaintances and friends; and they all have been in rotten condition due to poor or no maintenance.
You would think that in a state where almost everybody claims to be a hunter, things would be the opposite. But, there is not even such a thing as a real gun shop here. It's left to pawnbrokers to sell guns. Yuck.
Yearning for Montana again.
 
Mike
 

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Fri, 02/22/2013 - 17:16
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mworkmansr

My bodys currently in northern Pa. but my hearts home in Alaska

They say my SA .45 isn't tactical. I say you'r living in the wrong century.

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