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PostPosted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 12:17 pm 
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It looks like you should get back in to shooting IDPA.

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It looks like you should get back in to shooting IDPA.

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And the all-revolver July steel match in Hutchinson!


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That revolver is on my short list of things to spend money on. Nice choice.


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rtk wrote:
It looks like you should get back in to shooting IDPA.

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Yup. It's definitely on my list of things to get the round tuit for. Lots of fun.

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Sweet man. I would like one of these someday. I am on a EBR kick right now though. (you never know how long before the EBR's price sky rockets) Nice score Joel. 8)


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:lol: Joel, I retract the part about the pearl bits. :P

1911fan, do you mean actual mastodon ivory? Wouldn't that be really, really expensive? And wouldn't it be petrified?

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:lol: Joel, I retract the part about the pearl bits. :P

1911fan, do you mean actual mastodon ivory? Wouldn't that be really, really expensive? And wouldn't it be petrified?
Truth: right now, mastodon ivory is less expensive than elephant ivory. And, no, it's not petrified.

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Must take some serious cargo pants to hide that gun in a pocket.
511s work just fine.


Note that Joel isn't telling what SIZE 511 shorts he takes..... :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:


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Tick what joel said,


I have a big 4" x11" x2" chunk of mastadon that I bought for about 2 bills from Siberia. I am also waiting on some walrus tusk from the Aleutians, its nearly indistinguishable from elephant, A friends son who works the summer salmon boats is bringing some home in a couple of months, he works with some indigenous people and they have lots but selling it is hard.

I have heard that Hippo tusks can make 1911 and hi power grips, but are not thick enough walled to make revolver grips except for some of the largest specimens.

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joelr wrote:
DeanC wrote:
Must take some serious cargo pants to hide that gun in a pocket.
511s work just fine.


Note that Joel isn't telling what SIZE 511 shorts he takes..... :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
Well, given that I've been told that I'd need a wheelbarrow to carry my cojones around, they do need to be fairly roomy.

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Nice revolver!

I prefer a semi-auto:



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Joel: I hate to tempt you, but that gun would probably handle 45 Super ammo just fine.....


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Joel: I hate to tempt you, but that gun would probably handle 45 Super ammo just fine.....
Why, yes, it does. :)

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