Crooked River Pete, SASS 43485

I've got a Krag, but it's been sporterized. My Dad killed a lot of deer with that gun/cartridge.

I had one on a noble or some such shot gun . Went to a pond and opened and closed the choke, you could see the difference clearly.

All I can add is that I have used some Real Avid tools and been happy with them.

I read the book, but never saw the movie. Book was good.

Well I think " Australian Bustard" would make a great alias.

I've heard that term for years.

Only the ones made in China.

Guy I worked with had a VW van from the 60's, bumper sticker was " I can't drive 55".

stainless

And if you wanted your go cart to scream you put the cox fuel in it.

Cut it in half and scoop out the good stuff.

Ran across this video on YouTube, on it they claim the cox .049 engine was held to tolerances of 25 millionths of an inch. I find that hard to believe, I found it hard to work to 50 mil in a climate controlled shop. How could that keep running once it got hot?

Can you post a picture of the tube? My first guess would be winchoke.

I collect .25 automatics, got a few that are well over 100 years old. I wounder about them a lot.

https://www.harborfreight.com/20v-cordless-4-12-in-slide-switch-angle-grinder-tool-only-56401.html

Cunk on life, funny

If you ever need a good laugh just put the word "anal" before any Ford model name.

I guess my .25ACP collection isn't complete.

I want to know how I'm paying for them? Pretty sure they won't take Visa. Out west, buffalo hunt, unlimited funds, Sharps or 1881 Marlin. I'd think a 1873 Winchester would cost more than most people made in months, maybe a year.

I once found a reproduction Sears catalog from 1910 at a yard sale, I was amazed at how much of that stuff we had, probably ordered by my grandparents. Maternal grandfather built a sears home. I have a book case/ gun case /writing desk , whatever it is it has my paternal grandfathers name and the small town he lived in written on the back. I was thinking who writes their name and town on the back of their furniture? Then it hit me, Sears did, probable all they needed to get it to him before WWI.

I've had good luck with Lock stock and barrel on gun broker. https://stores.gunbroker.com/seller/lock-stock-and-barrel/