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Cracks me up everytime I read about how much someone loves their rifle, regardless of brand the post usually looks something like this:

I love my (insert make/model of rifle here) I bought one last year. swapped the stock, bedded the action, floated the barrel, put a new trigger in it, changed the extractor, lapped the lugs, cut and recrowned the barrel, re-adjusted the new trigger, jewelled the bolt, rebarrelled to a different caliber, danced a raindance........

But dang it those (insert make/model of rifle here) are just good shooters.

Please tell me I'm not the only one that finds the above funny.


Deal with it.
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Now that you mention it, it do look kinda familiar smile That post fits me to a TEE when my CZ in 416Rigby comes up. But, it is the only rifle in the safe, sans my 10/22 that I like as is, that is mostly factory built. Good point/post.


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It's had two new heads and three new handles, but dang, it sure is a good axe.


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A rifle can't compare to the poor guy who marries a gal who is dead set on changin' him. New clothes, hair style, friends, hobbies...


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Originally Posted by AKBoater
Cracks me up everytime I read about how much someone loves their rifle, regardless of brand the post usually looks something like this:

I love my (insert make/model of rifle here) I bought one last year. swapped the stock, bedded the action, floated the barrel, put a new trigger in it, changed the extractor, lapped the lugs, cut and recrowned the barrel, re-adjusted the new trigger, jewelled the bolt, rebarrelled to a different caliber, danced a raindance........

But dang it those (insert make/model of rifle here) are just good shooters.

Please tell me I'm not the only one that finds the above funny.

......Other than that it's just like it came from the factory.


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Dess, A woman marries a man hoping to change him.

A man marries a woman hoping she'll never change...

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True enough. Well said.


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I called Ruger on the phone one day and got.... Bill Ruger. Out of nowhere, he went into a rant about his 10/22 rifles. He said that the target guys buy the guns and then chop them up. He said they don't even try them with the barrels he supplies, and they're good barrels. I felt bad listening to him. I think most barrels can shoot better than most shooters and it's too bad they don't just keep them and learn what they like.


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Originally Posted by Rick300
Dess, A woman marries a man hoping to change him.

A man marries a woman hoping she'll never change...

Rick


And they both are wrong, big time.

Did you hear that they have discovered a substance that reduces a womans sex drive by 90%? Its called Wedding Cake smile


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Originally Posted by AKBoater
Cracks me up everytime I read about how much someone loves their rifle, regardless of brand the post usually looks something like this:

I love my (insert make/model of rifle here) I bought one last year. swapped the stock, bedded the action, floated the barrel, put a new trigger in it, changed the extractor, lapped the lugs, cut and recrowned the barrel, re-adjusted the new trigger, jewelled the bolt, rebarrelled to a different caliber, danced a raindance........

But dang it those (insert make/model of rifle here) are just good shooters.

Please tell me I'm not the only one that finds the above funny.


Kind of reminds you of a just married woman. He's a project then.


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Originally Posted by rob p
I called Ruger on the phone one day and got.... Bill Ruger. Out of nowhere, he went into a rant about his 10/22 rifles. He said that the target guys buy the guns and then chop them up. He said they don't even try them with the barrels he supplies, and they're good barrels. I felt bad listening to him. I think most barrels can shoot better than most shooters and it's too bad they don't just keep them and learn what they like.


A Ruger 10/22T with its heavy hammer forged barrel is usually a great shooter. The carbines? I have tried them and few shoot as well as I need them to. Firelapping often helps them a LOT.


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From reading some of the postings on this forum....eye golly there's some here that shouldn't even be allowed to own a firearm!!


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Originally Posted by Sharpsman
From reading some of the postings on this forum....eye golly there's some here that shouldn't even be allowed to own a firearm!!


Speaking of yourself again I see.......you have issues needing attention.


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Originally Posted by AKBoater
Cracks me up everytime I read about how much someone loves their rifle, regardless of brand the post usually looks something like this:

I love my (insert make/model of rifle here) I bought one last year. swapped the stock, bedded the action, floated the barrel, put a new trigger in it, changed the extractor, lapped the lugs, cut and recrowned the barrel, re-adjusted the new trigger, jewelled the bolt, rebarrelled to a different caliber, danced a raindance........

But dang it those (insert make/model of rifle here) are just good shooters.


And now, after three weeks of serious load development, I can put three shots in a two inch circle at a hundred yards just about every time.


The Mayans had it right. If you�re going to predict the future, it�s best to aim far beyond your life expectancy, lest you wind up red-faced in a bunker overstocked with Spam and ammo.


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Originally Posted by Bigbuck215
Originally Posted by AKBoater
Cracks me up everytime I read about how much someone loves their rifle, regardless of brand the post usually looks something like this:

I love my (insert make/model of rifle here) I bought one last year. swapped the stock, bedded the action, floated the barrel, put a new trigger in it, changed the extractor, lapped the lugs, cut and recrowned the barrel, re-adjusted the new trigger, jewelled the bolt, rebarrelled to a different caliber, danced a raindance........

But dang it those (insert make/model of rifle here) are just good shooters.


And now, after three weeks of serious load development, I can put three shots in a two inch circle at a hundred yards just about every time.


Unfortunately the two inch circle is nowhere near my point of aim.


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10/22's and 1911's are the best since it is so easy to replace all the parts with good ones.

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Dess, A woman marries a man hoping to change him.

A man marries a woman hoping she'll never change...

Rick


And they both are wrong, big time.

Did you hear that they have discovered a substance that reduces a womans sex drive by 90%? Its called Wedding Cake smile


How do you paralyze a woman from the waist down?

Marry her.


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Can anyone tell me where the expiration date on my marriage license is?
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