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Yesterday at the range...
Pulp, SASS#28319 replied to Charlie Harley, #14153's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
A busy indoor range will become very quiet when I touch off my Walker. Several “What was that?” will soon be asked. -
RECOIL 45-70 and others...
Pulp, SASS#28319 replied to Pat Riot, SASS #13748's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Sound is a part of felt recoil too. If a .22LR was as loud as a .300WM, folks would be flinching and cussing every time they shot it. -
Tales from Behind the Plate, 2021
Pulp, SASS#28319 replied to Cyrus Cassidy #45437's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Our HS coach was calling balls and strikes for batting practice one time. I foul tipped one that went over catcher’s head. Coach was wearing an old two bar face protector, the ball literally stuck between the bars. Took him a few minutes to realize he wasn’t injured. -
My sis in law found one of these in an old storage shed, very rusty, and the bolt was locked up. I took it home to play with, I've freed everything up, it will feed and fire a blank 20 gauge shell, then eject it. But I still need to take the bolt apart and clean the insides. I know it comes apart, just cant figger out how. Any suggestions??
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If, and that’s a huge if, I ever got one It would be an outline of Oklahoma, with a heart on the inside and tree roots come out the bottom. Or a full scale Colt Walker
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Hard to sit still during this one.
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And WJ just became the winner of this thread!!!
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I always wondered why anyone else cared how I eat my food. I damn sure don’t care how anyone else eats their food. But I’m weird. I’d rather have a good hamburger steak than any other meat.
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Bad news: I went by the local Academy the other day, asked if they had any primers. "No, got some large pistol yesterday but the're all gone." Good news: Clerk looked in the shipping box, there about 25 loose primers in the bottom. He said "You can have these." He put them in a little plastic bag and I put them in my jacket pocket and happily left the store. Bad news: Wife washed the jacket, primers got wet. Good news:, After letting them dry overnight, I put one in a .45 Colt case, loaded it int
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Macadamia nuts burn for a long time. I used to bet my coworkers I could boil a cup of water with one peanut, macadamias burn longer.
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A family member showed me his 16 gauge Model 12 last night. Made in 1924 and obviously used very hard and not well maintained. I told him I’d clean it up. I cannot get the takedown pin to rotate the magazine far enough clear the threads. Maybe 1/8 turn and it stops, I’m not gonna put any serious torque on it, not my gun and don’t wanna break anything. Any tips?
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If a safe is advertised as holding 12 guns, rest assured, those 12 guns are gonna have to really love one another. Kinda like an RV ad that states, "Sleeps 8".