Pulp, SASS#28319

I'm betting a full load of FFFg would beat the factory load. I know that with careful reloading one can stomp a mud hole in the factory load in a rifle. You could also blow up a revolver with those same loads. That's why the Winchester loads are what they are. They used to make two versions, an express load and a milder load for handguns. They were specifically labeled as such. But too many folks couldn't or wouldn't read the label, so they were dumbed down for the masses.

I met Arlo Guthrie at a concert in OKC. He autographed a harmonica for me. Most of the ink rubbed off in my pocket, so the next concert I went to he signed it again for me. That was in Mt View, Arkansas. That's about it for me.

Now I'm hoping for a Packer/Steeler Super Bowl.

Since the Cowboys are out now I gotta root for Big Ben and the Steelers. Good thing they've got a place kicker!

Thanks. I'll check them out.

Motor home with GPS coordinates to every SASS club. Then hire a driver/reloader.

Copper thieves stripped the wires from a RR crossing near home a few years ago. Three days later a log truck T-boned the lead engine of a train at about 60mph. Truck driver was killed instantly, engineer died a few days later. All so a crackhead could get another hit of meth.

The big Wanamacher show in Tulsa is interesting. Wanamacher is actually an Indian word that means "Watch thousands of white men walk shoulder to shoulder and belly to butt" !!

If there was one I missed it.

Great movie, but not one of the engineers was totin' a slide rule. I'd reckon the younger folks reading this are asking, "What's a slide rule?"

USC quarterback is amazing!

Up by eight now!

Hog jowl, cabbage, BEPs, cornbread.

One of the Alabama players is out because he shot his finger off in a hunting accident. At least that is what one of the commenters said.

Lots of sweeping going on! Enjoyed it.

Doing fine. Still hanging around Huntsville.

I was hoping for a Nebraska win, but it's looking doubtful.

This is some fascinating stuff, at least to me! http://www.sciencealert.com/watch-what-happens-when-a-bullet-hits-an-unbreakable-prince-rupert-s-drop?perpetual=yes&limitstart=1 The second video on this link actually explains what a PRD is, and how it works.

Here's one from many years ago at Cavern Cove. Been posted before, but quite awhile back. https://youtu.be/N0ocbJrtIyY

I'd have to trade some other guns for it. I just have to decide which I want the most.

It looks very good from the counter, but I didn't look at it close up. It is blue, with wooden grips. After the OP, I looked at some of the auction sights, and that's about what they are running. Some lower, some higher. Dealer also told me he had some wiggle room.

LGS has one listed for1550. 7.5 inch barrel, .45Colt. Made about 8 years ago. Target sights. Assuming good condition, is this a fair price?

I was lucky enough to shoot a doe this season, and a fat little bugger she was. Anyway, I fried up some backstrap tonight. My wife, who said she didn't like deer meat before supper, ate three pieces. Best venison I've had in years. Just enough wildness to know you weren't eating beef, but not strong at all.

I had my left eye done by a surgeon in Texarkana. Apparently, she was not familiar with, or didn't care, about anathesia. While my eye was partially numb, it wasn't numb enough to keep the procedure from hurting like hell. It took about a week for all the blurriness to clear up. I also looked like I had lost a bar fight. So for my right eye I chose a different surgeon. I don't remember a thing about that procedure, and had 20/20 the next morning. One piece of advice for those about to have the surgery. Don't watch a youtube video on how it's done the night before your surgery.

So cold here in SE OK that the local flasher would walk up to women and just describe himself.