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Did you notice the one bandit that mounted his white horse from the right side. The horse looked a bit confused. Several of the train crew were wearing stripped bib overhauls.

I may never get that picture from my mind!

Best solution. Works on too tight boots as well.

I have almost completely weaned myself from Pro Sports. NBA and NHL were never a problem so they don't even count. Never watch them. Watched a couple of baseball games last year. I have not seen more than a quarter of any NFL game this year. Strangely enough, I do not feel deprived at all.

My degree say Bachelor of Arts in Geology. I had enough hours to say I had a minor in French and English Literature.

I made a batch of 1# beeswax, 1# mutton tallow and 1/2# vegetable shortening. Had to add 2 cups of olive oil to make it usable.

me come set by your fire?

AMEN, BROTHER!!!!!!

Cooking paraffin is an acceptable component of a good black powder lube. I'm no petroleum engineer but it has to do with the amount of refinement that a product goes through that determines it's acceptability for black powder. KR beat me to it.

It looks like maybe your source is better than mine. I had heard the main stumbling block was the loss of jobs at Cabela's main location in Nebraska.

High on style points, low on speed.

Most of the subs don't flame. You need to go to real black for the full effect. I shot some Fg Skirmish at a night shoot. My night vision went away on the first shot but the spectators said the burning powder granules were bouncing off of the targets.

I don't think the deal is a done thing yet. We've heard a possibility of Cabela's dragging their feet.

It was just as good as I remembered.

Dug around in the freezer and found an old package of backstrap. It be frying as we speak. Mashed taters and green beans. OH, YUM!!!!!

I owned a 99 in 308 for about 4 hours, 35 or so years ago. It was the box magazine model and I bought it new with a box of cartridges from a local sporting goods store. I took it out to shoot it in. 1st round went close to where I was looking but the gun kicked extremely hard. 2nd round went off that way and the recoil was even worse. The third round is a truly unknown because the gun locked up the point that the lever would not function. I took it back to the store and we messed with it for a while to no avail. Box from gun, marking on the barrel both said Winchester .308 caliber. Ammo box read the same as did the head stamps on the fired cases. They took it back as a trade in on a BLR in 308 in which the ammo from the first episode fired quite nicely. The gun went back to Savage and although we tried to get information, Savage refused to reply. Really wanted that gun and have been disappointed for many years about it. Always wondered if maybe it had had a 250/270/7mm barrel with a 308 chamber?

You should go. Just like a BASS PRO except the Cabela's quality is better.

Free at last from the devils that plagued her. RIP

Loading gate? It WILL break some day. Modify it now then never worry about it.

Monday works for me. At least today it does.

Don't be surprised if the local gunsmith knows nothing about lever action rifles, especially pistol caliber antique copies('66 and 73).

They make striking quilts as well.

Rules committee or WB one ruled many years ago that they were not legal.

Me, I've been setting on the porch with Miss Lorrie, 8 am Christmas morning at 56 degrees. Down side. We were looking at the damaged done to our highway fence by a drunken illegal at 2 am this morning. C'mon Mr Trump, put up that wall.

My feelings exactly BUT investigate Basil Hayden. It might change your mind.