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Eisernkreuz said:
You can buy them built from private persons for anywhere from $500 to $2000 :laughing

The off-list receiver will run you around $100
You can get a complete rifle kit from Del-ton.com for about $460 for the bare bones, or you can customize it with some cool stuff (flat-top upper, chrome-lined barrel, some bling handguards, etc)
www.del-ton.com

Keep checking calguns.net for sale forums, and the same at ar15.com. Sometimes there's really awesome deals.
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I have a couple delton kits and have been very happy with them.
 
and thats shooting a .22 too....:p
 
I thought I would post my set up. These two pistols are my pride and joy. These pics don't show my derringer collection or my other two shotguns. But these are my babies:
 

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Nice collection! I should post a photo of my commemorative Winchester 94 30-30 lever action. Ever done cowboy action shooting?
 
masameet said:
Yowza!

Uh, can I come down and play with your, uh, guns? :teeth
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You can come play with my uhmmm guns (or anything else you would like to get your hands on ;) :laughing) anytime you want to! :teeth

Nemo Brinker said:
Nice collection! I should post a photo of my commemorative Winchester 94 30-30 lever action. Ever done cowboy action shooting?
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That is a nice gun^. What do you mean cowboy action? If you mean shooting competitions, yes but not in any major competitions. More or less little fair like things.
I prefer lever actions. One gun I really want is the Pearl handled double barrel derringer (snub nosed). I really want it!!! So if you ever see one at any shows, please holler at me!!!
 
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Godsdarling said:
What do you mean cowboy action? If you mean shooting competitions, yes but not in any major competitions. More or less little fair like things.
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Cowboy Action is single action shooting, and it looks like, and is reported to be, much fun! (I was introduced to it by a woman I met at a chuckar + pheasant hunt in Nebraska several years back. At this point, I've only watched it and haven't competed myself.) Http://www.curtrich.com/gettingstarted.html gives a lot of info on it-- [though I do disagree with the assertion that CAS is the only shooting sport with a dress code-- if they'd ever been to a meet of the Vintagers Order of Edwardian Gunners, they'd know that!]

Nemo and I will keep our eyes open for your derringer, though we are a ways away from you... ;-)
 
Termagant said:
Cowboy Action is single action shooting, and it looks like, and is reported to be, much fun! (I was introduced to it by a woman I met at a chuckar + pheasant hunt in Nebraska several years back. At this point, I've only watched it and haven't competed myself.) Http://www.curtrich.com/gettingstarted.html gives a lot of info on it-- [though I do disagree with the assertion that CAS is the only shooting sport with a dress code-- if they'd ever been to a meet of the Vintagers Order of Edwardian Gunners, they'd know that!]

Nemo and I will keep our eyes open for your derringer, though we are a ways away from you... ;-)
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Dude if you find my derringer I will make the trip! Trust me, I've been looking for it for a long while.

I grew up in Arizona until I turned 13 then we moved to the desert in Imperial Valley, I am not familiar with the Cowboy competitions that you guys are talking about. It sounds interesting though thank you for the link. I'll check into it. I mostly hunt dove, quail and some pheasant. I try to go elk and deer hunting every year. Elk IMO is the best meat ever. My uncles go bear hunting but I am not allowed to go. They don't trust me not to try to pet them I guess *shrug* :laughing
 
What, they think you can get speared by an elk, but are too delicate for a bear? Silliness on their part. What's your elk rifle? I love me some elk meat, but having been given some caribou meat years ago, I think that may be my eternal favorite.

Sheesh, I haven't been hunting in years. Perhaps I need to get my license again and try a turkey hunt here up north sometime--the bastards seem to be everywhere, and they look tasty.

I'll keep a lookout on Calguns for a derringer. Here's my version:
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although I think that you had something more like this in mind:
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I started turkey hunting with a bow, I haven't gotten one yet! But it is still fun to try. My brother has been out practicing to hunt deer with his bow. Which is insane to me but he said I would love it. So I may try that next. I have never had caribou but sounds yummy. Bear is stringy and tough, I don't like it. :(

Do you have a problem with jamming on that gun of yours? My bro has one like that and his jams after about 4 shots.

Thanks for keeping a look out. Here is what I am looking for but I want a side by side barrel not over and under. This is a 1866 double barrel pearl handle, I would prefer nickle plated to gold though. It doesn't matter at this point though.

Rossi made the side by side Mike
 
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^didnt know they made a side by side derringer...?
 
It's a PM9, in 9mm. The recoil is much, MUCH more pronounced than the Sig (it leaves grip-prints on the palm of your hand), but it's actually kind of fun. It's so teeny that it's not very accurate after 10 yards, but that seems to be a good self-defense distance to me. Got it after I applied for my Utah CCW permit--next time I take a long solo bike trip, I'll be packin' once I cross the state line.

I haven't had any jam problems yet, although I know that there was a recall on the PM9 barrels that covers mine. Apparently the feed ramp was at a bad angle, making shots jam. Either way, I have a little Don Hume belt holster and a DeSantis pocket holster for the bike jacket; the PM9 is really easy to conceal.

Nice on the bowhunting, Darlene...that's badass.
 
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