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I liked him saying the little girl did some too.

I don't know that this works. Saw this on another board. But I have heard that percussion caps are even harder to find than primers. And I remember, back when I was shooting black powder, that they cost a whole lot more. Even if you can find them. So this guy said that he cut a short length of vinyl tubing, and put a small pistol primer in one end of it. He said it fit fine on the nipples and it set the powder off excellently. Just something somebody might wish to give a try.

They currently have Fiochhi 209 on sale. It's a little better price - I think it's 180 for 5,000. But it doesn't say anything about no tax, no shipping, no hazmat. So I figured the total on that would be about 230.

Back in April they were doing Winchester large pistol. Same price. I ordered them and I received them. Last month they were doing small pistol but I didn't have the available cash. This month they're doing Winchester small pistol again so I placed the order. They are supposed to arrive Tuesday. I figure if it was a scam they would not keep telling me it's coming and give me a FedEx tracking number. And FedEx wouldn't tell me it's coming. I understand where you're coming from though. When somebody first put the notice about the large pistol up, I didn't do it. Price was too good. Had to be a scam. And then somebody said that his had arrived, and the sale was still going on so I ordered.

Where is that link supposed to be going?

I've heard things like that before and it always makes me wonder. Did he shoot it once - bang - just to see if it worked. Or did he shoot it one cylinder full - bang bang bang bang bang bang. Or did he take it to the range and run a couple or 3 hundred rounds through it, but since he only took it to the range that one time, "he only shot it once". Not saying anything against your new gun. It's just that phrase - only shot it once.

I knew I had some weird damn laws out there but --- WOW!

I saw a video short on YouTube the other day. Talking about Scheels. Said the guns were not locked up. They were out in the open. Some of them were piled up on the floor. The salespeople told you that you couldn't tell anything until you picked it up and carried it around a little bit. That still the way they do it? Might have been an old video.

No I didn't miss that. But still - wonWHEN the world ends guy two is going to murder people and steal their stuff. Reminds me of gun kid. You know about gun kid? He was prepared for the world ending. His preparation was an illegally converted AR-15, a homemade silencer, and a 22 conversion kit. Using these three things he would murder people and steal their stuff. That was his plan for when the world ended. Not stockpiling food or medicine or whatever. Not learning how to do stuff without electricity. Murder people and steal their stuff. And carry it off in his assault wheelbarrow.

That was funny. Until it got to the end. What a frikkin' moron. The guy that made the video I mean. "There's two types of gun owners." Type one is the jerk that has to have all the latest and greatest. And type two is the guy that murders type one and steals his stuff.

Does she refer to her as Bonus Mom or does she call her that? "Hey Bonus Mom, can I spend the night at Susie's house?" I like it, but it seems awkward to use in conversation.

I thought this was going to be about riots, and you had had trouble spelling "troops".

Story I am reading got me thinking about this. You are a new stepchild. Your parent has just remarried, so you now have a step parent. Would you ask him or her what they wish to be called, or would you just decide what you were going to call them? "Well Mama got married so I guess that's Daddy." Other side of the same question. You are a new step parent. You just got married and your spouse has a child. Would you tell the child what you wish to be called or would you let the child decide? In the story, Bill gets a phone call from child services. They want to know if he knew this woman. He said yes he did. About 13 years ago he was living with her and then she left. They said "well she died, and has a 12 year old daughter, and while the birth certificate does not list a Father, she left a letter saying that you are it." He goes down to meet the kid and they do tests and - congratulations, you're a daddy. So he takes her home, where he introduces her to his wife and his two little kids - her new stepmother and her two half siblings. The first day she refers to her new stepmother as Miss Donna, but the next day she is asking the woman if it would be all right if she called her "Mom". So she made the decision as to what she would call her step parent.

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To quote Angel Steve, "I'll always have my dinosaurs".