Forty Rod SASS 3935

I already have a brass frame version. Bought it years ago when I worked in a gun shop. Never been fired because of all the things you mentioned (it takes two men and mule to cock it), but I keep it because it looks good with the other guns on the all. It sounds like they haven't improved it in the last 20 years so I guess I'll pass. Thanks for the info.

Okay, we got that cleared up. I didn't read it that way and thought you were making a derogatory comparison. Sorry.

IMHO it's as useless as tits on a chicken.....but it isn't my money so I don't care.

And your point is.....?

Once again our "justice system" has failed. The officials who have turned him loose.....all of them..... should be jailed without parole and serve time as accomplices to his crimes....ALL OF THEM. It makes me sick and furious that so many of these cases turn up and are committed by multi-turned-loose offenders.

Only two other places with comparable sunsets. Town of Sunset, Utah with sunsets over The Great Salt Lake. Okinawa looking over the Pacific Ocean toward China. We also have some of the strangest but prettiest cloud formations I've ever seen right here in Central Arizona, sometimes three or four different ones at the same time...and an occasional "rose moon" that is positively amazing.

Hey,I like that .33 with the conversion cylinder. I can find the pistol, but where did you get the cartridge cylinder for it?

Same critter.

Tabasco only. I don't like the flavor of any other hot sauce and I don't use it for the heat, just the flavor. I goes on almost everything except Cheerios and ice cream....well, not quite. I use about a bottle every three months, and about half that much Kikkoman soy sauce. I also use about a quarter of that amount of Lea and Perrins brand original worcestershire sauce on some beef dishes, and HP sauce on some pork. I didn't even have any ketchup / catsup in my house until my kids came to visit a couple of weeks ago. All four of them use it on potatoes and hamburgers.

I don't go to s coffee shop because I refuse to pay champaign prices for coffee and won't put up with the snobby barristas in some of the places. At home I use Farmer Brothers arabica medium roast (have to order a six pound bag because they don't sell it in stores any more) made in an electric percolator with sugar. It's the cafe house coffee in a lot of restaurants all over the country.

Neither have I, but I won't forget it again...even if it is an Australian holiday.

The nicest thing I can think of is when I get fed up with crap I can turn it off. I happens more and more each time I get on my computer. Thank God for the SASS Saloon and a great search engine.

A few more beers and I might believe that.

I got tired of snow in 1965.

I have a partial box of 100 that I have used on other tiny guns, but not on this one. I also have a four shot Sharps 1A in .22 that I don't shoot any more. Got an early Navy Arms copy of that one that is a dimensionally perfect copy and seems to be exactly like the Sharps. That I shoot.

So is eating with chop sticks.....and I would rather eat than break something on my body that I'm still using regularly.

I just LOVE snow....on pictures, post cards, newscasts, and the like. I HATE having any of it in my personal part of the world where I have to be in it, especially when driving. I left Utah on 1970 to get away from it. I mostly succeeded.

I have a Remington "Iroquois" .22 short that I picked up 40 years ago for $5.00. It's about the same size as the FAA little toy. I don't dare shoot it because the cylinder walls are about as thick as onion skin and I have no idea what metallurgy was like back then....but it sure is a pretty little gadget.

The M-3A1 was simple, crude, rugged, reliable, and almost infallible. It had about as many functional parts as a Zippo lighter. I had one for short time in 'Nam before I got my hands on a Tommy gun, which was more attractive, more complicated, and more expensive...but I liked it better because it was 'cooler'. The 'grease gun' was a more sensible solution.

Boot Barn let me down on styles and sizes )and attitude)but I found a Dan Post website that had my boots on my door step in six days. I was so happy that I bought another pair in brown. You might want to have her try some on for size before you order. They were about $130.00 a pair.

Zip guns still rule....in some places.

A pink tent? No comment other than I wouldn't have one.

So true....unless they are something rare and unusual, like the Hammond Bulldog I picked op many years ago. It filled a gap in my collection...and it doesn't even work.

Love the "paint job" on those two.

Pyro or Revell kit, complete and unmade. Name your price.