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Special Member Donating Member Joined: December 12 2006 Location: MN , USA Status: Offline Points: 14452 |
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Posted: October 22 2019 at 8:00pm |
no worries , you needn't add so much on an international site generally but you happen to have found one with fellow folks in closer proximity , there are a couple of us here i think , i have friends that live in lakeville as it happens so im familiar with that area a little ,
glad you have joined us and hope one day to be able to help with anything , we have some great dakota folks here as well , you are in good company on this site ,
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stratomn
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Sorry, should have included i live in the South metro area of lakeville. Thanks to all who replied, i definitely look forward to this forum!
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welcome from the home state , im in the st cloud area ,
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Welcome from Texas
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42rocker
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Welcome Minnesota... From White Bear Lake area myself, of course family Dad's side and Mother's side all over Minn. From Red Wing to International Falls. Sounds like your going to have a great time with your new weapon. Check out the reloading data and tips. These folks have done a Great job in sharing info. Later 42rocker
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Welcome from Brandon, Manitoba, Canada!
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Zed
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Welcome to the forum.
Reading your other post; sounds like the rifle is shooting just fine! 1-2" groups at 100 yards is good. |
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britrifles
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Welcome!
There is a lot of collective knowledge here; and all very decent folks!
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stratomn
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Update: We took the rifle out on friday and it shot just fine. I am looking forward to buying some dies and finding a great plinking load!
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stratomn
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Just joined the forum. My father-in-law just gifted us his No 4 Mk I * long branch 1943 he purchased as a teenager from a military surplus store in Superior WI as his deer hunting rifle. It hasn't been shot I think since the fifties. I'm planning on buying reloading dies, etc for it but wanted to learn more about what i have and if its even safe to shoot :) Looking forward to the forum, and any clues anyone can give on things to look out for if it is able to be used or not. It has the long range ladder sights on it and the bolt action seems smooth. Should i buy a box of ammo and try one round? Thanks for any insight you can offer!
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