Bad Hand
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Hopefully it doesn't have a Lucus electrical system.
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there is no requirement to "dance" the requirement is not to break the 170.
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There is a lot of misinformation posted on the SASS wire about NCOWS, which is a much different, and in many ways more flexible, sport. The NCOWS "Tally Book" which has all their rules and regulations in one book instead of 3, can be downloaded here: http://ncows.org/library/pdf/2016NCOWSTallyBook.pdf
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Nothing in the rules about button fly vs zipper fly. We sure as hell don't need any more rules on whats called "period correct" ala NCOWS!
I wear the same clothing to a NCOWS match that I wear to a SASS match including zippered trousers, no one has ever said anything to me.
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6 new in package, never opened or used Magpul PMAG 40 rounders, Gen M3 (5.56/.223) Color is BLACK. Must be legal to ship. 115.00 shipped and I will take paypal.
4 new in package, never opened or used Glock factory 33rd 9mm mags. Ambi-mag release. These are the Austrian Glock mags marked Austria under Glock, not the Korean made versions marked with a product number under Glock. Fits all generations and all sizes Glock 9mm pistols plus all carbines from various makers that use Glock 9mm mags. (Kriss, Kel-tec, Ruger, Hi point, Beretta, etc.) 150.00 shipped where legal. I will take paypal.
Email m238602002@yahoo.com for pictures if needed.
FYI, they won't fit the 9mm Glock 43.
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please send pictures and shipping to 28144 to: pocket pistol@yahoo.com
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Naval ranks never made sense to me anyway
That's because you weren't in the Navy. Rank is your pay grade E-1 to E-9, Rate is what you do, so you can look at a Sailor's sleeve and tell what his rank is and also what his job is.
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I shot with a guy at the Waldorf, MD club (Potomac Rangers) in the early 2000's who shot an Evans. He was having to have brass custom made at about $3 a pop until Starline started making .44 Super Mag. brass at 39 cents each as .44 Mag. did not work. He had a lot of really neat guns, pair of Colt Bluntlines, etc. Dressed like a RR Engineer and lived in VA. I believe he was a retired Marine. The Evans was really tricky to load and to show clear. Being around it was worth the hassle. At the time, there were a few available in the area for about $700.
That would have been "Windy Whales" wintered in NC summered up north, retired USMC air traffic control man.
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On the muzzle loading rifles I use for hunting, I replace the #11 size nipples with ones that accept the larger musket caps. They are easier to handle with cold fingers. I got mine from here. https://www.dixiegunworks.com/default.php?cPath=22_238_566_573&osCsid=0hmhh92902ukv446p3hnrbco77
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I believe it was Col Hessler (Robert Shaw) in the 1965 movie "Battle of the Bulge". He is in his command trailer and shows a fresh chocolate cake to his officers. He mentions the allies have so much fuel and supplies that they can fly a birthday cake from the US to Europe and deliver it before it went stale.
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There seems to be some question as to the validity of this report. http://www.snopes.com/politics/military/stabbedmarine.asp
If you don't like Snopes, use which ever one you want.
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+1
Guess we don't know the secret handshake. Or maybe no one else knows who he was but won't admit it.
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Who was Captain Schaeffer?
New Colt Cobra
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I've got a 50y/o Colt Detective Special bought it from a real detective when he retired. It has a packmire (?) grip adapter and the right grip panel has been replaced with a "Hip Gripper" remember those? I carried it as a back up when we were issued model 64s since our speed loaders fit both.