Zeb Gray, #36839

My SASS mailbox was full. I've made some space. Please try again. I sent an email to your pawpaw-----@ yahoo address. Is that still valid? I'll PM you on SASS.

P. M. sent to pawpaw..........

I'll take them. I will p. m. you tomorrow to make arrangements.

Way to go, Kat.

Roger Miller

Mine was a 57 Chevy Bel Air 2 dr hardtop white over turquoise, with power pack heads, 4 bbl carb, dual exhaust, 3 speed Hurst on the floor, Goodyear poly glass wide ovals & 64 Mustang buckets for seats. Lots of FUN! Sorry I sold it. Before that I had a 49 Olds 98 4 dr sedan & a 56 Olds 88 4 dr sedan, both with the Rocket v-8. Not real fast off the line, but good on the top end & a comfortable ride. Now it's a 40 Plymouth 2 dr coupe with Chevy stuff & more inside. Still FUN.

I'll take the brown handle one. PM me your address. Thanks

Is crushed walnut media made from black walnut or english walnut shells?

Started as a 49'r & now a Cattle Baron. Funny thing is I'm still competing in category with the same fast shooters.

I have the Ruger PC Carbine takedown. It is the Backpacker model. Compact, fun, takes Glock mags & the optic stays in place. I also have the Ruger PC Charger pistol. Same as carbine except no buttstock & a pistol length barrel. More compact & would be really nice with a folding arm brace if allowed. A buddy has a S&W M&P FPC - folding pistol carbine. It is built on their pistol chassis & is a hoot to shoot also. The only downside is it only uses S&W mags.

Yes, it was probably intentional. The new State Seal has a native american "Minnesota" on it (Mini Sota Makoce) replacing the state motto "L'etoile du Nord (the Star of the North).

Minnesota is now officially the Looney Snowflake State.

WOW!

I host long range matches at my farm during the summer. Targets for long range pistol caliber rifles are set at 100, 150 & 200 yards. The 100 yd. target measures 11" high by 10 " wide. The 150 & 200s are 17h x 14w. The course of fire is three shots each off cross sticks. Nine for nine is not unusual. Shooters have Win 73s, Marlin 94s, Rossi 92s, etc. in 45 Colt, 44-40, & .357. Most have vernier tang sights & globe front sights. Sometimes we play "hopscotch". Starting at 100 yds & progressing to see how far out you can get in ten shots. Hits have been made out to 500 yds. The targets do get progressively larger. Rifle caliber levers & single shots are also used with targets out to 800 yds. It's all fun.