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When I was on the NRA Technical Staff, the Technical Editor, Pete Dickey, showed me how to use a pencil eraser or a piece of binder clip as a make-due trigger return spring on the old H&R top breaks. That man as a genius.

Thanks, all. I can't just sit and scratch my butt all day, so I got a part time gig at the gun counter at the new Bass Pro opening in Tucson this spring. Between that and volunteering at U of A and the local animal shelter, I'll be busier than I have ever been. (Zee )

I retired.

Long shot, but here goes....
I think Sharpe is referring to either a Gerlich or Janacek in this article. Anyone know for sure?

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Zee wrote: ↑Sat Jun 07, 2025 12:49 am One you can hit.

And your realistic is different than mine. And mine is different than someone else’s.
It can’t be defined or dictated. And should NOT be regulated. Period.

Every individual is as different as the gear used.

This.

Well, the best outdoor magazine is, of course, Sporting Classics and you can still get it in print. https://sportingclassics.com/

Here's a link to the latest digital edition of Sporting Classics. Please feel free to share the link with anyone and please let me know what you like and don't like about the content. Thanks. http://digital.sportingclassics.com/202 ... ber/page/1

Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Thu Aug 21, 2025 7:46 pm THANKS!!! Are you here yet?

My pleasure. Wheels up on Sept. 6. Planning on 4 days of driving

Here ya' go. Tell me what you like and what you don't. Zee, see p. 57.

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If a red dot is an option, Turnbull has some good mounts that are no-drill/alteration that go in the rear sight dovetail:
https://www.turnbullrestoration.com/pro ... ot-mounts/

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Enjoy. Please feel free to share the link.

Here you go:
http://digital.sportingclassics.com/202 ... une/page/1

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Diver43 wrote: ↑Mon May 12, 2025 11:09 pmGuided bullets

Trackingpoint did this years ago

Make sure you're using a scope specifically made for an airgun. Airguns recoil in the opposite direction of a cartridge gun so the scopes have to be made differently. A non-airgun scope come will come unglued in short order.

How old are you? I'm 56 and thinking of pulling the pin sooner rather than later.

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Enjoy. Please share link. Thanks.

Here ya go! Enjoy.
http://digital.sportingclassics.com/202 ... ril/page/1

Here's the latest. Enjoy and feel free to share.
http://digital.sportingclassics.com/202 ... ary/page/1

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Here's the latest issue. Please feel free to share the link, and please let me know what you think. Thanks!

Yea, Chimney Rock is gone--just gone.

Lots of rain, downed trees and power outages here in SC. Thankfully, my place survived without a scratch.

This was a Trust

Took 48 Hours, Baby!

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He ya go! As always, please feel free to share the link.

Enjoy the latest issue of Sporting Classics. This is our annual "Guns" issue. Please feel free to share the link with friends. Thanks.
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