Crooked River Pete, SASS 43485
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Where's Rye when you need him?
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I wonder if you could 3D print those cartridge cases? Not a muzzle loader, probably not legal for ML season.
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I used one in .44 mag for several years when i first started. Never had a problem, still have it for a hunting gun.
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When I was shooting wild bunch I used a 1911, I also have a A1, in all truth when shooting I can't tell the difference.
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I use the same 130 gr LFP bullets in my .38 super and my .38 cowboy loads. Browning designed the .32 ACP and 38 ACP ( later super) with larger rims to headspace on. I use .32 ACP cases loaded to .32 S&W specs for my pocket pistols, only because I have lots of cases. All 3 will cost about the same to reload. I'd use 9mm myself, go to any range and pick up all the brass you want.
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My kid wanted to go to the Lego store, I told him no way, people are lined up for blocks over there.
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13 hours ago, watab kid said:
really - no covers at all ? i dont remember ever seeing that , they would have had gang spray paint tags if they stopped anywhere
I remember them being shipped uncovered, when they stared getting "tagged" and people threw rocks at them, then they started covering them.
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3 hours ago, Pat Riot said:
We asked people if we could try out keys in their Yamaha ignitions. My key worked in 3 other bikes. His worked in 4.
I worked on Hondas back in the early 70s. You could take a ignition switch from most any Honda go to most any other Honda unplug that switch and plug yours in and ride away.
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My neighbor has a BAR, if I get here and he doesn't can I "borrow it"?
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I have a Winchester trapper in .44 magnum, lousy cas rifle , but very handy with that 16" barrel. I'd use that.
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I found the best for the mice in my cabin was unbuttered popcorn, cheese never worked, peanut butter worked better.
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There are so many spoiled kids because nobody is brave enough to spank Grandma.
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49 minutes ago, PowderRiverCowboy said:
Same here and well I found myself losing the surrounding area to many become fixated on the red dot and have tunnel vision not seeing what around. Is there a second target I need to engage? You dont see that if you rely on the optic.
You're doing it wrong. Both eyes open look at target see red dot on target pull trigger. when I use irons I tend to close my left eye, I lose half my vision. I see everything better when I use a dot. You guys having trouble with a dot, it's a training issue, not an equipment issue.
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Let me know when they make them in huckleberry.
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At the cabin we use birch bark, with some small sticks then the charcoal on that . Bet you don't have many birch tree down there do you. We also use a coffee can( steel not plastic) go around the bottom, on the side, not the very bottom with an old time can opener "church key" add holes around the out side, then cut off the bottom. When the coals are hot just pick up the can with a pair of pliers let the coals fall out the bottom. 20 minutes sounds about right. Any paper should work , but Auto and boat traders are usually free every where. I bet dryer lint would work also.
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I would think the boiling water would turn to steam when thrown in the air, that would let it freeze quicker.
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4 hours ago, John Kloehr said:
This joke is getting a lot of turns...
Just a bit.
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2 hours ago, Buckshot Bear said:
It's gonna be one very bad vowel movement.
If there is no vowel movement, would that spell "cnstptn" ?
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did the army do any construction in the Pacific in world War II?
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Somebody had to build, and maintain, air fields.