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My Great Grandfather. Co.E 30TH OVI GAR. My Grandfather with his Co. in Paris WWl, he was the old man of his Co. at 31(with the black dot). My Dad, drafted during Korea, served in Germany. Me 78-81. Happy Vets Day to all that served!

It's on the 39 (Ruby-Arivacca) Rd alittle west of Warsaw Canyon.

I've probably passed this 50 some times and wondered what it was. Nobody that I've asked seems to know. Nothing else around it, and the metal on top is welded.

Any guess where? It's on the side of the road in plain view.

Usually with a factory 30 cal barrel it's either in 10 or 12 twist, so the typical 150-180 bullets should work fine. On a typical .308 Win, if the rifle is right, and the shooter can shoot, they are usually very accurate.

Make no mistake there are some real jerks working as safety officers at the public ranges, but I bet every last one of them that's been working for awhile has had a loaded weapon pointed at them. If you have spent some time at a public range pretty much seen it all, as far as being unsafe goes. If you have been to a range without a safety officer, take a look around. How many holes are in the over hanging roof? How much stuff has been shot up? Chairs, posts holding the over hang up, ect.

Nikon Black X1000 4-16x50 rifle scope with X-MOA reticle. I bought this as is when they were being closed out, came with a 90 day warranty, and has long passed. Everything works as it should. 350.00. Located in Chandler.

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My CC just got hit!

1873 Trapdoor Springfield .45-70

Ol Bob wasn't going to wait around for Corky to grow a new hand.

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If your like me, you have probably seen the movie at least 5 times. Bill tells the story to Mr. Beauchamp because he was there when "Two Gun" Corky Corkran met his fate.

Mr. Corkran met his demise due to a Colts Walker blowing up in his hand. Name the place of said incident and movie.

Maybe a Colts Walker?

I was there, a mad house. Picked up a brick of Fed 210 primers and a pound of RL-22.

Fixed it.

I have the Benchmade Bugout and I almost shed a tear for what I paid for it on sale. No way would I buy that.

This guy does great work!

We called them short arm inspections when I was in the Army. Not fun to have a Dr poking around the ol backdoor, but it could save your life. Don't disregard a colonoscopy either. Talked to a bud of mine last night that just found out he has colon cancer, he's consulting his Drs on the next steps.