Crooked River Pete, SASS 43485
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May I suggest welders supply stores, or any industrial supply. Most trades wear 100% cotton for fire protection.
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I think the hard part would be just communicating with any body, English back then would be nothing like English now .
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I just found out I'm not fat, just a few meals ahead and a few poops behind.
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7 minutes ago, Texas Jack Black said:
Some of you are your own worst enemies.
Well if you want it done right you got to do it yourself.
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I only have one small thing to add. I've tried to shoot a Beretta 92, with my small hands I can't reach the safety on the slide. The Taurus 92 has the safety on the frame, much easier the reach.
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10 hours ago, Subdeacon Joe said:
I hated having to 3-wire threads like that.
Why?
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I have driven by two houses locally that have Halloween skeletons still out dressed in Santa suits.
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20 hours ago, Injun Ryder, SASS #36201L said:
Unless you're swimming or on fire.
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2 minutes ago, Pat Riot said:
I think the goal is gun and ammo sales, not deer being harder to kill or further away.
A couple of years ago my nephews wife was bragging to me about the deer she got with her new rifle. I asked what rifle she had.
“Oh, it’s a custom built rifle from (who ever the heck). It’s a tack driver .300 Win Mag.”I said “How far was the deer out there?”
”Oh, maybe 70 yards. That’s about how far it is for all my deer”
I said “Holy Sh**! You ever consider a .30-30? It’s a lot cheaper, less recoil and it’ll get the job done at those distances.”She made a face and said “Who want to shoot those old things?”
Yeah, she’s a pinhead…
I think your sarcasm meter needs adjusted.
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I think it's true. 100 years ago people hunted deer with 44-40's, .22 hornet and even .22 LR, then when all the easy to kill deer were gone they switched to 30-30, 35 Remington and the like, by the end of WWII they had to move on to .270 and 30-06. Now we use .300 and 7mm magnums.
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All my rifles do very well with SK
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Trump is changing the name of the San Andreas Fault to Newsom's Fault.
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2 hours ago, Pat Riot said:
I wish someone would make 50 State Glocks…
You should find out where all the clones are made, that should get you half way there.
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40 minutes ago, Forty Rod SASS 3935 said:
I'd buy a 28 just because I don't personally know anyone who has one....and I choose to be different sometimes.
HA!
Ya, nobody asks to "borrow" some ammo.
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I use 130gr TC flat points in my .38 spl cowboy loads. Same bullet works great in my .38 super.
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I really like my 28's, but it costs almost as much to reload as 12 is to buy new. 20ga if cost is a concern, but I've had no trouble finding 28ga ammo. I have a Browning clays gun and a SKB Turkish made field gun, shot a lot of clays with it before I got the Browning. The SKB is a great "lower cost" gun but still 2-3x more than the Stevens.
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On 12/29/2024 at 6:10 AM, Wallaby Jack, SASS #44062 said:
I don't see a kick stand, probably doesn't need one.
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3 hours ago, Forty Rod SASS 3935 said:
My Mom used to make rhubarb just to eat as a side dish. IIRC she used abou a 1:1 ratio boiled until it was a mush.
I liked it
over ice cream, on oatmeal and other cereals, on toast.
Mine too. We had plants in the back yard, often ate them fresh picked and raw.
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57 minutes ago, Jabez Cowboy,SASS # 50129 said:
Tupperware, belongs in the Kitchen
You never heard of combat Tupperware?
Tang sights for 1894 Winchester
in SASS Wire Saloon
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I like the Marbles, windage adjustable.
https://www.marblearms.com/standard-peep-tang-sight.html