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We use Perfect Pattern. I don’t know the bushing size as we have an adjustable charge bar. We load AA hulls 13 gr Perfect Pattern 3/4 oz pink claybuster wads with 3/4 shot. Doesn’t beat up the shoulder at all. When my son was 13 and shooting this load he liked it a lot. Perfect pattern is readily available at most sporting goods stores and LGS. I’ve seen it for under $300 for 8 lb jug. I have been getting it at Kittery Trading Post in Maine when I’m out that way. I’ve also heard some folks using it for 38’s.

Winkler was one of the executive producers of the original show but he was also an executive producer for the reboot, I wouldn't give him too much credit.

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My wife Jenorado is very understanding.....the engines long ago escaped my steam engine room and started to populate themselves all over the house.

I can run my 97 with shot splits at 3 seconds... Oooh - you said a third of a second. Guess that's why no one has ever accused me of having a trick gun. 🤪

ill do that , im going to have to consult the better half as well on this as its more for her than me

i once upon a time orchestrated installation of a pipe organ , and on another occasion upgraded one - those that do this work and tune any instruments have my admiration , i have a tin ear and could never do this kind of thing - my brother could as he played piano and every other instrument he picked up by ear till he was forced to read music i didnt even play the radio well , but i was given other talents , life does these things

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growing up my fathers basement shop had old equipment - most of it dated to WWII , lathe , mill , saw , plane , drill press , band saw - i have some of it but the lathe and mill went to shop that put it back in production ,

very interesting decor - i like it , id not thought to go there but ive done similar things over my lifetime when i had access to a theme items , today my home has a lot of japanese items as my wife inherited her folks things - they lived in japan for about 10 years when she was young and my FIL was serving in VN and then after when he was working a submarine refitting base there , i like what we have

ive got the 1875 outlaws but not those grips so i cant help , i do like the look on early revolvers , sometimes i really like the wood grip scales on them too ,

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me either - i can eat it but mostly i avoid it , grandkids like it tho

i liked him in happy days and yes ive seen the christmas carol he did - it was very good , ill watch it again

became common knowledge this summer when france was having a heat wave - less than 20% of europe has AC , solved my question of ever wanting to travel there , its crossed my mind a lot but my folks travels and these revelations make it distasteful to my long term plans for what little life i have left , theres a lot of this country ive yet to see

I have a Hubertus lever lock with stag handles. Three and a half, maybe 4 inches. I was opening it one day and I heard PING!! clatter clatter, as the spring broke and went bouncing off across the floor somewhere. One of these days I plan to get it fixed. One of these days.

dont , its what we all do - i didnt see all of them till i came back today , lots of these threads are not in real time as we come and go - i had to go to bed last night as i needed to get up for work this morning

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