Crazy Gun Barney, SASS #2428

I work with and design sheet metal components every day. That was just plain cool! I can see an application maybe for prototype parts, but I can’t see that replacing hard tooled forming tools for anything that will be made in any kind of numbers. All that said, I want to play with that new toy! Engineers love new toys!

Why to they call them “apartments” when they are all clustered together like that?

@Alpo Tommy said it best....

Here is the opinion of another low number. The Wire is free to all and should remain so. It is a place to talk about a shared interest, and “hang out”. why would we want to restrict the Wire, which is a good way for interested people to learn about the joys of our hobby, to only people who are already a member? like others, I do fully believe in the members only restriction on selling.

I have a stack of stickers of this and randomly place them near outlets and powerboxes here at work. They are still all up and I havent heard anybody say anything about them. I'm guessing warning labels are generally ignored no matter what they warn of. Maybe I will put one in the safety guy's office and see if he notices it....

My little spyderco has cut everything from pizza to steak. Last use I think was cutting a Costco chicken bake in half. If I see anybody giving me a funny look, I carefully lick the blade. That usually at least gets the slack jawed observer to look away.

Dave has it right. We put the sticker on everything we ship. The sticker says “may” not does. Safer and easier to put it on everything.

Alpo, in staged gunfights, you wont find anybody actually pointing those guns at each other when they fire those blanks.

Hey Rye, if constitutional carry disappears overnight, how much of a PIA will it be to get your CCW from scratch?

If you feel the need to get a really good bruise, find a friend with a paintball gun, start back to back, take 10 paces turn and let paint fly. Wear an appropriate paintball mask (with a throat protector) and a cup.

Same thing with my 44mag. Had it before I ever heard of SASS. I tried 44 specials and it simply wont feed without jamming if you move any faster than a three toed sloth. So, I used to drop the 10th round into the chamber when that was my only lever action. I did not enjoy all the "experts" telling me how I would never win anything if I didn't get a 66 or 73... probably why my next rifle was a 92. I do love the trapper length. It has been carried thru the brush looking for dinner many times.

I have one bought new before any safety was added. A fine rifle, sad to say it only holds 9 in the tube. I didn't know it was worth a mint!

I would renew it, that way you are still good when somebody revokes constitutional carry in your state. Dont say it can't happen.... stranger things have.

It looks like something a bad guy on The A-Team would have used.

Reminds me of that cartoon about the baby jet.

“And I want to look him straight in the eye, and I want to tell him what a cheap, lying, no-good, rotten, four-flushing, low-life, snake-licking, dirt-eating, inbred, overstuffed, ignorant, blood-sucking, dog-kissing, brainless, dickless, hopeless, heartless, fat-ass, bug-eyed, stiff-legged, spotty-lipped, worm-headed sack of monkey $h!t he is! Hallelujah! Holy $h!t! Where's the Tylenol?“

I know my dogs love boiled chicken. When my dogs over the years have various stomach issues, the vet always suggests what he calls a “bland diet” for a week or so. That consists of boiled white meat chicken, plain white rice and cottage cheese. I think one of my dogs fakes being sick every once in a while just to get the boiled chicken and cottage cheese.

Now I am wondering.... Will a primer alone (no powder) cause a bullet to leave the brass with a good crimp? Will it move forward a little, or will it clear brass not stopping until it hits the forcing cone?

That goes over as well as "no sales to Californians".... IMHO.

Did you take a ride in the Biplane? Been in a Helicopter once, just because they had helicopter rides at an outdoor gun fair many years ago. You gotta take advantage of opportunities when you can.

same thing happens with jingles on tv and radio commercials, and tv show theme songs. Was flipping around the TV the other day and saw one and a half seconds of the opening of All In The Family and was humming that song for days afterwards.

cool!

I do remember fondly paying a buck a round to fire the Gatling gun at EOT in the early 90’s. It probably took me a week to wipe the smile off my face!

In the tv show, I prefer Phyllis to Noel. She played the part better (and was cuter while doing it). In the later seasons, Lois Lane seemed must have been hit in the head because she seemed to get stupider every episode...that and the 48 year old "kid" Jimmy Olsen. Back on point, the longer hair is much better!

Learned about the yellow lead away cloth when my dad completely leaded the barrel of his S&W mod. 10 with some swaged bullets. That yellow cloth and a brush and some elbow grease will clean any leading you have out.