Dawg Hair, SASS #29557
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About Dawg Hair, SASS #29557
- Birthday 02/12/1942
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Gold Coast Gunslingers
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Palm Harbor, Florida
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I live alone so every time I'm following a recipe I have that problem, so I just keep testing the food in the stove or in the oven for doneness. After you've done it several times you get fairly good at it.
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Anger management?
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I'm not saying I'm old...
Dawg Hair, SASS #29557 replied to Okie Sawbones, SASS #77381's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
I don't remember being a kid, that was too long ago! -
On 3/15/2024 I purchased a pistol on line from a vendor in Philadelphia. As I am not a holder of an FFL or a C&R the item was supposed to have been shipped to an FFL in my area, which has been done several times before. The shipping dept. made a mistake and incorrectly shipped it to my home address. The USPS attempted delivery on 3/21/2024 at my home. As advised by the vendor I refused receipt that same day at the post office. Fourteen days later, on 4/4/2024 the USPS finally sent the package back to the vendor. FOURTEEN DAYS!! As of today, 4/5/2024 the package is somewhere in Wilmington, Delaware. I am not blaming the vendor, the item is labeled C&R and the shipping department made an honest mistake, but why did it take the USPS fourteen days to send the piece back? Rant over.
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Taurus is back in the SAA business
Dawg Hair, SASS #29557 replied to Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Personal taste. My first CAS pistols were Colt Cowboys. I know, I know. But it was what I could afford at the time, but I hated the hammer profiles and the placement of the triggers when not cocked and as soon as I could I went with two USFA Rodeos, which I really loved. I have since progressed to Colt SAAs and Standard Manufacturing. -
Taurus is back in the SAA business
Dawg Hair, SASS #29557 replied to Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Nice, but not for me. I hate transfer bars. -
Is he afraid that there shooting iron's gonna run away? Why is he putting that there dog leash on it?
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What's a "sling"?
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I've read that the tears during this scene were very real.
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This may be very obvious to many but it's a mystery to me. Why do some outdoor ranges not allow steel core or magnetic reactive ammo to be used. A couple of years ago I was with my son and grandsons at an outdoor range in N.C. and I had brought several pistols , an M1 Garand and an Springfield Armory M1A. A range officer took out a magnet and tested my ammo and found the 30-06 was reactive to the magnet. He then, very courteously and even apologetically informed me the 30-06 was not allowed. We fired everything else and had a very good time. I never questioned the ruling but it's left me kinda perplexed. All my 30-06 ammo comes from the CMP and I have fired hundreds of rounds through my M1 Garand in ranges all over Florida with no problem. Thanks.
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Once your name goes into a computer's list it takes an act of God to get it off!
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I remember that as if it happened yesterday. Even after it was rebuilt my wife always got very nervous every time we crossed it. I pray human loss in Baltimore be at a minimum.
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Eierschalensollbruchstellenverursache
Dawg Hair, SASS #29557 replied to Subdeacon Joe's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Wanna speak German? Just take out all the spaces between words. -
Many years ago when I was young, dumb, and adventurous I started using one. It came with a removable guard which you would use until you became proficient and then you would remove the guard and either get a good shave or slice your throat. After a while it just lost its appeal and I went back to safety razors. Funny thing, I never liked electric ones.
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Most of my knives are Wusthof. I also have a couple of Cutco. Several years ago my father-in-law was trying to cut a slab of frozen meat by banging it with a wooden pestle and managed to break the tang under the grip.. This was a 4.5 inch Wutshof butcher knife. Next day I went to Bed Bath & Beyond to buy another one. I told the sales lady what had happened and that I wanted to replace it. She then asked me if i still had the knife and if I did to bring it in to the store. I did that and she gave me a new one free of charge and told me Wusthof has a lifetime no questions asked guarantee. The price of the knife, was about $65.00. I don't know anyone else with that type of warranty I have gifted Wusthof knives to both my daughter and my oldest grand daughter.