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    You have to upload to a picture "holding" site, like Fotoshop - then copy and paste the web addresses of the pictures.
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    Rick,
    Thanks for the information. That is a lot of work. Sorry I could not get the pictures on more easily. I will pass on this.

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    If you want to email them to me, I'll be glad to post them for you. Send them to: rrsbls[at]msn.com (replace [at] with @) If they're very large (over @ 250 Kb), you might have to send a couple at a time.
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    Rick,
    I sent three pictures to your e-mail address. If there are other views of interest, let me know. Thanks in advance for posting them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by saint View Post
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    You can upload pics directly, when you open the "go advanced" posting option. Click on the "paper clip" and it will open a menu to do so.

    Or go here.........How do I post pics? - A tutorial by Wally

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    EMRI,
    I checked out Wally's and his reference for how to 'dummy down' the file size on each picture sent me to a web site that works for Windows. I have a MAC so it did not work.
    I will see if I can find a way to lower the resolution of my pictures. I may have to re-shoot them and have the camera reset for lower fidelity. Then I will probably lose the fine resolution I have in the present pictures. Oh Well. Thanks anyway.

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    Maybe more help.........




    Is this one of the sites?

    http://www.netmechanic.com/GIFBot/optimize-graphic.htm

    I use windows like most others. You should (I think) be able to do so (resize) on your own computer using the photo program for your camera, I could be wrong though.
    Or for a specific area, just crop and edit . Pics on these forums show up great even if shot at "e-mail" size. I've included one here that was shot with an antique Cannon A10 1.2MP camera at email (640 x 480 resolution).

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    P.S.- Rick wants one of these casehardened cutoffs, but it is on another rifle Rick!!

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    Here are some of the pictures that were sent me. I cut them down in size and cropped the pictures of all background that wasnt needed and you can see the detail is still acceptable.







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    sweet rifle, as you know, the target sight is not a SA or military install, as well as the holes drilled for it, they are set a little to far foward, safety sleeve is a replacement as well, not uncommon with a match rifle, parts wear out, parts are replaced.
    rear sight was likely added long after the rifle was sold through the DCM..
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