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MP5_Rizzo

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  1. Everyone has an opinion about how the balloon situation was handled. That's fine, it's the American way. Anyway I stumbled across this story about an F-15 shooting down a Russian Satellite in 1985. I would have been in college at the time and if it was public information at that time I don't remember it. Does anybody else that was old enough remember it or read about it since? First Space Ace
  2. Here’s what some have sold for. https://truegunvalue.com/rifle/Marlin-39A/price-historical-value#newItems
  3. Everything about the season, bag limits, legal methods and hunting on private and public land is here. https://www.tn.gov/content/tn/twra/hunting/migratory-birds.html#seasons
  4. I have no idea as I acquired it used on http://barrelexchange.com I just looked and they currently have none listed. I haven't visited this website in a good while and their inventory is minuscule compared to a few years ago.
  5. You could try the old rubber band trick. The way it's shown in the photo below traps the shell in the loading port but if you slide it back it will work something like the deflecting pin in the trap barrels.
  6. Before I went to the trouble of trying this to save a few hulls have you tried replacing the main action spring? If it's several years old or been shot heavily the spring is probably not what it used to be and will cause ejected shells to fly out farther then a new one. I believe this would be a much easier fix the having a knock down pin installed. But if you are still determined to give it a try the photos below are what a Rem. 1100 step rib trap barrel with a knock down pin looks like. This barrel has 10's of thousand of rounds thru it as seen by the wear. I did not carefully measure anything as you stated your intentions were to modify a 20 gauge. I would think this will change the exact location of the the knock down pin. The pin itself is about .125" diameter and extends down into the ejection port about .0625". The pin is located on the flat that would be at the top of the ejection port. In this photo imaging the top of the receiver is facing you and you are looking into the ejection port.
  7. I have one but give me a day or two to get my hands on it to send you some pics.
  8. If it’s fairly new I would send it back to Browning. My guess is they will replace at no charge. You may try a call or email first. If it’s high end that’s not a good image for them not to replace or repair.
  9. I think they are leather cheek pads.
  10. Maybe a 1958 Chevrolet Apache
  11. It's a Daisy Model 25. Most of them were made to shoot BB's but I have seen a few of them that shot the corks.
  12. Who do we have here and what's he shooting? Who's the lady behind him?
  13. Mighty awesome flying machine but I would be happy if I could just have the cannons.
  14. ...sarcasm People that feel compelled to tell their pet peeves to the world.
  15. I had these as a kid and fairly certain the exact same pants and survived to tell about it!
  16. If that's a turkey leg then that turkey was HUGE!
  17. Look at the picture in the upper left corner which was a 1960's poster of the Black Panther party founder Huey P. Newton. Link to more info
  18. Webley tear gas gun, circa 1920's ish.

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