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The look on their faces when they tried the Tim Tam was priceless.

I’ll second this recommendation. Murphy Leather makes excellent high-quality rigs at a fair price.

i hear ya on the steps , been doing a lot of that this past month , my back is killing me and im finding its hard to carry stuff and hold the handrail ,

im sure there was a can or two involved in the prep but i guarantee this was not canned soup ,

If you are willing to roll your own, you can use the unattended install XML script for Windows 10 or 11, and do a fresh install without the bloat. This is far cleaner and less problematic than using the various powershell scripts to remove preexisting bloat. Once you get this fresh install fully up with drivers, take a system image and store on a spare drive.

You’re acting like it gets cold in our parts of the woods when shooting at the beginning of November. 😁

The other big issue is that the 20 gauge SKB is built on a small frame so it is very lightweight.

Longfoot Yes. The Pedersoli will open and close with the Hammers Cocked. NO. I don't have to hold the lever open to close. Same same with both my Pietta 1878 Replicants. They are a tad stiff but I am no longer "fast" by any stretch, so have no intention of wearing them out prematurely for "speed." Your Mileage May Vary

Mob Rule is the preferred method by which tyrants gain control. That is why the founding fathers set up this country as a Constitutional Republic and why we have a Bill of Rights. They did their best to eliminate mob rule in this country. However despite their best efforts we (as a country) are slowly allowing the tyrants to gain a foothold. Because of the Bill of Rights; the United States of America has the most unique form of government in the world. For without it mob rule would have destroyed our way of life a century ago.

Contact the seller about returning it.

I think that's the main reason why I never thought about it after they drove off. Flew off. Because she wasn't really Savak. It's like the fake Darren on Bewitched and the fake Becky on Roseanne. I didn't care about them.

Sofa. Livingroom. Power Recliner on each end. Thermostat set at 72°. Enjoy the wonderful Courier & Ives view of the neighborhood thru the Double Pane front windows while hands are wrapped around mug of Hot Coco or Hot Coffee.. Hands stay nice and toasty. I try not to stay outside long enough for my hands to get very cold. My coat is 'Lectric Heated. Yes. My Car Seats are also Heated as is the Steering Wheel. Burma Shave

Besides, nobody like the Robin Curtis Savak. Kirstie Alley is the favorite among the Trek people.

A dead story line that never went anywhere. They could have played that up, resulting in a child of Spock ending up in a later Star Trek series, but they killed it at the source.

U-dunn, u-dunn

We've cleared winter down here in the Southern hemisphere. But, my misses found a couple sets of those fingerless gloves with flip on/off mitten ends and REALLY liked them. She could keep her hands toasty warm, slip the mitten cover off for scoring, brass collection and loading. And, only removed them completely when about to head to the line.

My partner and I have a couple of SKB's. They can be made pretty slick, with little effort. The 2 biggest dividends are, lightening the top lever spring and increasing the opening angle. Followed by decreasing the extractor travel and profiling the upper portion of the extractor. They are thin barrelled and light. We're using single trigger mechanisms, which she found easier to work with when new, and which I've polished and lightened the springs on for reliable switching with low recoil loads. If I were buying new, I'd look at the Huglu/CZ USA SXS's. Hammer coil springs make a lot of sense to me. But, they would, I'm also a Ruger revolver shooter.

Will a Uberti part work in an original Winchester? If so, you can buy one from Cimarron. Part #2500118. $31.50

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.277 Fury to be exact its a "modular case"

I've been shot. Twice. Once in Viet Nam, Once in Seattle. No to either one.

The winner of a war writes the history.