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Rifle - Pistol - Shotgun - Pistol. Right handed shooter. Down rifle with left hand. Grab strong side pistol with right. Holster pistol while grabbing SG shells with left hand. Down SG with left hand and grab CD pistol with right. Every stage is different. I do think double strong side gives more flexibility.

Kiln Gun

This. You only need one "snap cap" to practice with the rifle. If your practicing with a loaded mag tube to overcome short-stroking or jacking out live rounds, then dummy rounds/snap-caps aren't going to help you.

Jump ahead ten years and you can have a .38-55. A .357 Magnum-Magnum.

I got a replacement for my dad's Korean War Service medal and ribbon at Medals of America. https://www.medalsofamerica.com/purple-heart-medal-anodized ETA: And his sleeve patch... https://www.medalsofamerica.com/chief-petty-officer-electricians-mate-rating-red-on-blue

Nice work. I seem to recall seeing some of his vids here before.

First time I have ever heard of an onion allergy. I used to work with a guy that would not eat onions or any kind of bean (no allergy, mind you). It was always interesting when we went out to lunch. . .

Only show/movie I can recall is Quigley.

I wouldn't rate it as any nastier than anything else. But it sure is a pain. I'll take wild turkey over farm raised/store bought every day. You just gotta know that they cook a lot different.

Haven't seen red dyed in years. Of course there's the red food coloring that just got banned.

My dad said three days. Of course that was a "Navy" haircut. He cut hair on ship in the Navy as a side gig. 25 cents a head. So guess what kinda haircut my brother and I had growing up.

Before opinion. After opinion

There's a section of I-85 in NC where the north & south bound lanes cross over and go the "wrong way". The rest areas are in between the lanes, so you still exit to the right. Both rest areas have access to the NC Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park, which is the "why".

So, in a nutshell, you'll need a RealD to vote. Can you say, "National Registry"? Remember the uproar when the democrats proposed that? Wikipedia There will be soon. . .

This. Make them "give up their water" first. S'not beef stew without 'shrooms.

If I wasn't shooting... Leave the guns at home. There will be food vendors (No, it's not pot luck). Eyes & ears. Hopefully someone will chime in with where they are required. Ex: At one large match "vendor row" was in close proximity to the berms, so eye protection was required. Being a visitor you won't need to "check-in".

Because people can create their own "page" and moderate it.

Oblong. Same as horses.

Volumes have been written about these rifles. There are a metric bleep ton of them out there that have been cobbled together from parts of different rifles. #1 screams that... to me. Combination of blued and stainless(?) parts? Did any come from the factory stainless(?) like #2 ?

Agreed. But I liked the hooters.

I had forgotten about that. You used to rent the phone from the telco. When the "Touch Tone" phones came out they were more expensive. And you made all your LD calls to relatives and such after 9:00pm so you wouldn't be paying the day rates.

There are a lot of dishes that are now considered "traditional" (and all the rage) that originated from the po' folk... or the help. Bouillabaisse (fish stew). Originally made from the "junk fish", smaller shellfish and leftovers (shrimp heads) that the fishermen could not sell at market. Low country boil. Haggis. Gumbo. Boudin (blood sausage). Meatloaf. Crawfish. Again, the leftovers or cheapest cuts. Remember back when we were kids they darn-near gave away chicken wings? Now look at 'em.

AMT Automag in .22 Magnum is bad enough. I imagine .30 Carbine is a "BLAST!!!"

If y'aint rubbin' y'aint racin'.

Some pics of the 8" guns on this page. The Saratoga and Lexington were pretty much identical. So much so that pilots could not tell them apart from the air. So they painted a large, black, vertical bar on the Saratoga's stack.