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Some 50 cal 1/48s will not shoot a roundball. I have one. Yes I tried everything you think I should have tried. I had given up on it as a lost cause when I discovered 285 gr TC maxihunter shot cloverleafs a lot farther than I can hold the sights.

Had a part siamese cat. When she was scolded and didn't think she deserved it she would poop in the bathtub.

Not enough.

6 in So West Missouri with an inch or so of snow. My 15 year old inherited Maltese/Yorkie cross went out at 6:15 but she may never forgive me for it. 7:45 and it's 0 with a -15 wind chill. She may never pee again.

I tried to change the plugs on an older Nissan Pathfinder. I got it done but swore that, what ever the cost, the professionals could do the next one.

Usually the question concerning Remington and CCI refers to percussion caps, not primers, with Remington being the odds on favorites. Usually primer discussion concerns Federals against all comers with Federals being the favorites.

His scenarios were good enough they should be in book form.

I would duck the Taurus and go with the others.

Sounds like you are moving toward the dreaded "3 dog night".

How bout this for a question? As of 1 Jan 2017 Missouri has no permit requirement for CCW. Anyone that can legally own a gun can carry it concealed. What kind of reciprocity will we have?

I have an eye with limited use so I bought an eye patch for the bad eye and tried shooting as a one eyed fat man and it was a dismal failure.

Nope!

I carefully flattened all of my rifle sights to be like the "big boys". Then I bought a new 73 with the Uberti semi buckhorn they come with. I'll never shoot anything else for cowboy.

Fortunately I was a reloader before I found SASS. I have never fired a commercial rifle or pistol round in SASS competition.

I can't pass up an oatmeal cookie.

+1

I loved the dancing bass player.

Check out flea markets that might have bicycles for sale. Lots of times you can by a bike for less than the cost of the wheels elsewhere. Crosslines, Christian Service Centers, Goodwill etc are also good sources.

Miss Lorrie and I returned home from the gym at about 8:15 this morning to a display of eagle acrobatic flight. What appears to be a mated pair and a juvenile were flying 1/4 mile loops centered on our home. Our house sits on a hill overlooking Spring River and the eagles were flying below our porch level. After 30 minutes or so of entertainment they settled in a sycamore tree, eye high and 100 yards west of us. They hung out with us until about 10:30 and decided we weren't going to do anything exciting so they went off to do eagle things elsewhere

Baby calves are frequently unable to get up for a period of time. The larger the calf the more time required. Many times I have wished for a helper such as that. The donkeys are excellent in protecting sheep and goats from dogs and coyotes. Another use is a wide leather band around the donkeys middle with a steel ring on top. Large animals that have never been broken to lead are tied to the ring with a short rope. About 24 hours with the donkey lead tutor and the biggest animal will happily go where the donkey wishes. The donkey will often keep the animal it is teaching to lead away from water until the animal gives up and agrees to do what Mr. Donk says.

Does anyone use a bandolier? I saw a guy with one at BAC a couple of months ago. He wasn't world record fast but it seemed to work for him.

Just watched the Forgotten Weapon episode on the Merwins. Looked to be a good design.

I agree that altho it make be fake, I like it.

Off and on this morning as well.

I'm one of the strange ones. If I don't like a product I dispose of it. My 2400 went the way of my pound of Green Dot. I sold what was left of the only container of 777 I ever owned. I no longer load for 44 mag so I have disposed of all of my 44 mag molds. I have several 32-20 molds that could use a home. I tried that and could not get a 32-20 rifle to shoot well for me. Gone. Life's too short to mess with stuff you don't like.