Badlands Bob #61228

I have about 5 bills on auto pay each month but they all go through the 2% credit card. I get some discount for auto pay AND I get 2% cash back. I also have the protection of paying with VISA as opposed to letting them debit my checking account. They are bills that are the same every month like Hulu and Netflix. I watch it closely on my phone app and everything works smoothly.

No doubt the company accounts for the credit card costs. However, I don't get a discount for paying with a credit card that doesn't get me a 2% cash back. Gas stations often charge a few cents extra per gallon for using a credit card at the pump. With my 2% cash back, I'm still often getting the gas cheaper than those paying cash.

I have no idea what my credit card interest rate is. I haven't carried a credit card balance in 20+ years. I'm much more interested in that 2% cash back.

The MEC adjustable charge bars are commonly found on ebay. Just make sure you get the one for a progressive MEC and that it comes with the little adapter bracket.

I had to fill out a 4473 using a store computer terminal at a computer desk but that was a full screen and easy to see. I don't think I could see the fine print on my cell phone. That would be a real pain.

Dried, split hardwood is the best. Oak is the wood of choice in Georgia. I spent my teenage years cutting and selling firewood. I still have the splitting maul. Firewood warms you when you cut it and warms you when you burn it. I prefer natural gas and a thermostat these days.

Next week's headlines: Mexico buys Brooklyn Bridge.

Good news. The more ammo capacity this county has, the better. It may also challenge Federal and Winchester to not abandon the consumer market again in favor of government contracts.

I just write the month and year on the box when I buy it. I figure, that's close enough. I do the same thing with finishes and glue for the shop.

There's a video somewhere of Missouri Lefty shooting one of Widder's .22 Henry's. He runs it dry in about 2 seconds. This girl was hired for her long hair and not her shooting skills. Found it:

Nobody walks away hungry. Just follow your nose and you'll find them. I mean the grilling smells, that is.

They changed the law in Georgia requiring police departments to auction off guns through FFL's. Back in the dark ages, we destroyed the junk and auctioned off the good stuff to the public through an FFL along with all the TVs, tool sets and everything else of value we ended up with and couldn't find an owner. Before the law change, most department destroyed ALL firearms that weren't kept for "department use".

I can't count the number of Iver Johnson, FIE, and H&R revolvers I cut up with a torch over the years. Most of the handles were wrapped in tape. I never lost any sleep over putting those things out of their misery.

My vote is for the coyote.

I'm not Catholic but I wish him well.

There may be shortage in our little world. However, if Ruger cranked up and made 1,000 pair of SBH hammers and put them on their website, it would probably take years to sell them all. I have four NMVs with the SBH hammers installed on them. I'm not in the market for anymore. They don't wear out and there's only so many Cowboys willing to buy them. I know it's frustrating trying to find them but it's a very small niche market that probably isn't worth Ruger's trouble.

Get a wet/dry shop vac. Spray the area down with water and then shop vac it up. Make sure the black powder is wet. Put a couple of inches of water in the shop vac tank. Then replace the carpet with LVP flooring. You can sweep it up next time and reuse it.

That's a fine looking cart and should work pretty well. You can make adjustments as you improve the design. There is a market for wooden gun carts that are sturdy and functional and not too heavy.

I guess they don't want it falling apart during shipping.

IMR Red has been discontinued. From my research, it was pretty good pistol powder. I still have a pound of it I won at a raffle. Never got around to using it. All my pistol reloading is done with Titegroup.

One was a great NFL football coach and the other a great gold digger. Both were at the top of their field.

That was a special generation.

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Chain racing is obviously one of those things invented by committee after consuming a lot of beer.