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My bad, try this one. http://www.remingtonsociety.com/rsa/questions/barrelcodes

http://armscollectors.com/sn/remdates.php

The fact that I'm sitting here composing this reply is indisputable evidence that seat belts work. A little over 5 1/2 yrs. ago I was glad I had mine on, as I always do, when my vehicle was hit head on. Yep, still here. Guess the question for driver's is really,,would you rather compose or decompose?

Get ready for oil to take a big jump again. Hurricane Gustav is heading for the Gulf of Mexico after it crosses Cuba and will build to a cat. 5 quickly in that warm water,,,,sheeeesh.

Is that the same thing that some people call a "ladybird"? Just wondering.

waryk, did you get an owner's manual with that shotgun? Read it if you did. It will tell you not to shoot slugs through an overbored barrel. I think they make slug barrels to fit the 835.

Usually $30

Retired aircraft mechanic. Certified A&P rating. Enjoying retirement too.

Jeramie, I'll take those bullets off your hands. E-mail or pm me with info. for cashier's check to be sent to you and it will go out this eve. Thanx, Terry.

I think our native "panther" is a subspecies of another cat myself. Maybe more like from the jaguar family or something. The ear size and placement just doesn't fit the mountain lion (cougar) look, I don't think. http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/1050493783036824857ZLXsWX

Welcome aboard hammerforged.

The black panter that used to frequent this area long ago seems to be a subspecies all to itself. Studying old sketches and drawings of "black panthers" from around here they don't exactly resemble the larger cats like cougars, leopards, or jaguars a great deal. They are larger than bobcats but smaller than cougars. So rarely seen anymore, some of the "experts" say they are a myth and don't exist. Check this young one out for it's build and uniqueness to it's larger brothers. This one looks like the drawings/sketches I've seen of panthers around here and fits the description of one that traveled through this area a year or two ago.

Congrats. hammerforged, glad to have you aboard! And yes all us members have broad shoulders and can take a little "ribbing",,,,LOL.

Personally I'd go with the Savage with the accutrigger and the 1:12 twist, for sure.

Still same here for last 2 mos. @ 4.189 for regular, stinks.

.300 Win. Mag. for power, availability, choice of loads and price of factory loads. Probably more power than you'll ever really need.

Sportsmansguide has them on sale right now, good luck.

Nice pic's. Steve. We (our family) still has Dad's '59 Skyliner, it's red/black. Glad to see there was one there. Other fam. members have other older models too. All like new. Glad you were there and getting back out in the world, lol.

Welcome aboard rem308, good to have another "hillbilly" here.

LOL, good thing you went to the hospital and had that checked out Buckee, whenever one of kathleens enema's won't do the job, it's time to head to the horspistol, haha, glad you're out now, take care.

Get well soon Steve,,,,been there myself and done that! A few days in ICU and you'll be back out of there. Will be praying,,,,,Terry.

Great pic's. Jeff, looks like they are really doing well.

Yeah Tim, Happy Birthday,,,,same to your sister too, LOL, Terry.

Yeah, welcome aboard!

WV law does not permit the use of any straight walled case less then .357 mag. for deer hunting so it would only be good for target practice and/or home defense,,kind of useless around here.