Trigger Mike

I’m saying that when I put in my password it won’t log in so I used forgot password and it told me my account doesn’t exist once I put in a new password but my phone lets me log in.

My computer says my account doesn’t exist even when I asked it to email my password update but it lets me log on my cell phone under my log in.

I think it was magnum I used both that day. Ports helped more than I imagined

I got to try a colt Kodiak which is a ported from the factory 44 magnum revolver with a 4inch barrel. I am pleased with it. There are some 357 revolvers I can not shoot due to a pinched nerve that affects my thumb web but the recoil was negligible and the revolver was pleasant to shoot and accurate. Flames shooting out on both sides of the front sight was neat too. IMG_6462.mov IMG_6462.mov

Both are accurate so I’ll compare again and see if one does better as I adjust to the flat trigger.

Now that the calf is moving good he stays in the yard again

I’ve had an Sig M18 with a normal trigger a while. My son fell for one with a flat trigger so I shot one with a red dot which is also new for me. After comparing them both I can’t tell the difference in how they shoot so not sure why they switched to a flat trigger. My accuracy was about the same. p.s. the red dot is easier with old eyes as many front sights are blurred.

A few years ago my goats were attacked by some dogs so a friend who raises $1,700 goats has a pack of Anatolian shepherd dogs so I bought one. If one of my other dogs poked his nose in the goat pen the shepherd would try to bite it but if he was out he played with the other dogs. He eventually got bored in the goat pen and jumped the fence and lived in the yard. anytime coyotes are remotely nearby he charges at the pack. No fear. Some of my lab dogs follow but most hide on the porch. I sold my goats and went to cows and yesterday got my first calf. On his own the shepherd jumped into the fence and sat in his on guard position and watched over the calf nearby but far enough away to not fret the mama and this morning he was back out again. he has a deep bark so everyone who visits is nervous but he doesn’t attack just watches closely. He doesn’t like to be petted . as a reward I cooked a pound of deer and took it to him and held the other dogs so he could eat in peace. He usually doesn’t share anyway.

My wife needs that . Where do I find it?

since i still can't get the bullet out of the chamber nor remember how to put the internals back in I guess a gun smith is in order. Yet one more item I had for years that suddenly is broken once a son got a hold of it. A bad round can happen to anyone though

my son was shooting my 1873 rifle as he loves cowboy guns. He was paying attention and noticed a light poof sound when he fired and realized nothing came out. A hollow point round was stuck 2 inches from the end of the barrel. I told him to take it inside near where i keep my tools. He decided to try his hand to fix it. he forced the round back to the receiver but couldn't get it out so he took off the side plate. He took the parts out when I caught him. the lever was locked open . i asked him if taking the plate off helped him access the bullet to which he admitted it didn't. I don't mind he tried as he has to learn but I wish he had waited for me so I could put it back together . I usually keep it together when I take the plate off to clean. these were factory rounds. surprised it happened.

That does make sense like the one Russia sent the other day, 6 warheads instead of a huge one(yes it was conventional this time)

When I was a teen I read a book about nuclear war and it showed a map of destruction that showed a fireball damage out to 100 miles possibly further . Then in the army I was tasked with protecting fallout from a NBC attack for our platoon should it happen and was taught the blast radius was substantially large. now days when I google blast radius it shows maybe 6 miles or so and at most wind damage at 100 miles and fire really small radius. when did it change?

It’s the person on the right . 🤣