Pulp, SASS#28319
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8 minutes ago, Subdeacon Joe said:
You mean you didn't lay on the roadbed and film it? WIMP!
On the serious side - GREAT little video.Some of those bottoms looked a bit close to the roadbed!
This was with my Canon T7i. Supposed to be 25 feet from tracks, but one more step back I’da fallen off a cliff!
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39 minutes ago, Subdeacon Joe said:
Neptune on a belly board! That made me cringe! GoPro on the roadbed?
Great video, thanks.I laid a Nikon P610 in video mode on the chat. Turned on movie mode before the train crossed the bridge, then got off the tracks.
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Not a photo, but UP BigBoy 4014 entering Oklahoma on his Heartland Tour. Turn up the volume, I love that whistle.
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Good to see you again! About time to start fetchin’ a new Christmas tree!
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This is what they need to be doing with their hands. Us too.
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BTW, I have two Lee trimmers for .45-70. On one of them I filed about .1 inch off the point to use for the Hornady FTX bullets, since they require shorter brass.
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I use the Lee trimmers. Always had good luck with them.
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Agreed on the scammers. Wife has been wanting a new pup, we’ve run across at least three “breeders” that were highly suspicious. One put his pups on someone else’s Facebook page, others steal photos and place on their pages. I’ve seen the same pup on more than one website. All offer way low prices, and keep going lower if you back off.
If you do a Google search for the breed you want, be highly suspicious of any websites with the words adorable or precious. -
At least I know why the four is missing, grease buildup in the die. Thanks for the link. At $2.50 apiece I only need to find 400,000 more to become a millionaire.
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Amazing. Stuff looked just as sharp as with modern microscopes.
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Yes they do. Even earthworms.
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Here in small town Oklahoma emergency vehicles often have to wait for over an hour for tracks to clear. Either wait or drive an extra 8 or so miles to get around.
The BNSF line that roughly parallels I-35 causes issues in just about every town it goes through.
Not so much from a single train, but when one is on a siding waiting for another to pass on the main line.
Some of the towns started issuing citations to any train that blocked highways for more than 15 minutes, but that didn’t work out.
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1 hour ago, Pulp, SASS#28319 said:
Also, does anyone remember a 170 grain BT bullet for .30-30?0
Answered my own question:
https://forum.cartridgecollectors.org/t/170-gr-boat-tail-30-30-made-by-western-cartridge-co/7151
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I believe Alpo wins the pink Caddie.
https://forum.cartridgecollectors.org/t/rem-umc-30-30-bullet-mushroom-core-lokt/47320
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Also, does anyone remember a 170 grain BT bullet for .30-30?0
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I recently found some old REM-UMC cartridges with a hollow point bullet. Figgered they were 125 grain, since I remember seeing them for sale. Since all the primers were dented, I pulled the bullets and they averaged 164.6, so I assume they were marketed as 165 grain. They had approx 31 grains of a stick powder.
Anyone remember such a load, and how long ago they were made?
This website list a 165 grain bullet, but doesn’t say hollow point:
https://www.leverguns.com/articles/3030history.htm
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On 8/13/2017 at 7:19 PM, Warden Callaway said:
They removed Cactus Jack Slade so here is Evil Roy Slade in its place
(Here is just a goofy fun movie. Kirk Douglas' last western. In case it doesn't jump out at you, it's a parity of the cartoon series Coyote and Roadrunner. Arnold Schwarzenegger plays Handsome Stranger - wearing a costume like the Lone Ranger except no mask. Ann Marriott plays Charming Jones. Jack Elam and a dozen other characters we all know are in it.)
The Villain is the movie WC was referring to with Kirk Douglas as Cactus Jack Slade. Here's a link to it:
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