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Bad Karma
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I come across here on the forums as a pretty nice guy, but actually I'm a miserable SOB.:ghostly: -
I recently received a brick of Idaho Lewis' Modified NASA lube. Reading some of his old posts and over at his old forum, he liked it...
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The highest melting temp animal fat is beef tallow from raw beef suet. Ask the butcher for that, it's the fat from around the cow's...
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Since I stumbled onto a stash of Lehigh Patch Lube, I’m set until I croak. Then I will have them mix what’s left with my ashes.
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Bad Karma replied to the thread Interesting Cap & Ball Paper Cartridge Information.Sure glad nothing like that goes on today! 🤔
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Yeah, but with or without a nipple cover??? Sorry -- couldn't resist... Old No7
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Have you reduced the cam height and blended the bottom of the cam to that of the hammer surface? That will make a smoother transition...
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I was praying for a good front latch idea and this is what God gave me ! True Story! I'm a home machinist with a lathe and mill.
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Bad Karma replied to the thread Reference material on percussion revolvers?.Agreed. Most are obsolete by the time they’re printed.
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Bad Karma reacted to Jim in Wisconsin's post in the thread Reference material on percussion revolvers? with
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The Donald Ware book on Remington revolvers is really good. Reference books that deal with technical stuff like serial numbers, models... -
My blend is bee wax, olive oil and a scoop of critter shortening/lard. Not only is it great bullet lube, it works miracles on dry hands...
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I think the Sante Fe Hawken was built for Western by Uberti.
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Ithaca bought Cherry Corners inventory and that is where the early rifles came from. I bought mine in about 1978 or so and still shoot...
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The bottom line is, if you found one "GET IT" They are class, they are beautiful, they are not Traditions/CVA/ or other wanna-be rifles...
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They've gone through incarnations since the original Ithaca version...with as many names. It was Pedersoli who bought the design patents...
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