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Never heard it called that. I looked it up to make sure that I was thinking about the same thing you were talking about. Around here we call it a bang stick. Mostly used for sharks.

Well, I hope it works. And I hope you get your primers. And I hope you immediately come here and let us know that you got your primers so that if the sale still going on we can get some too. But As I was about to plug in my credit card number I noticed that they did not want to know whose name was on the card. They wanted to know my name and address so they would know where to ship, but they didn't want to know the name and billing address on the card. I have bought many things online over the years, and I have never seen where they did not want to know whose name was on the card. That made me quite suspicious, and I backed out of it.

I caught it. I left it there as an example of someone who could not WRITE English. Most probably otto.

I knew I had seen that bullet style before. It looks like somebody took a Lyman #454309 and machined the bottom off the mold. Same style, but longer. And 80 grains heavier. This mold, by the way, was discontinued in 1978.

Anybody recognize them women? Walther is, I'm pretty certain, Halle Berry. Beretta appears to be Angelina Jolie. But who are the rest of them? Some of them look vaguely familiar but I cannot place them. Others of them I don't have a clue at all.

Absolutely. Bill Jordan was called as an expert witness. The defendant was charged with murder. He said that the dead guy was pointing a gun at him, and he drew and shot the dead guy in self-defense. The prosecution insisted that that was BS. That no one could do that before getting shot themselves. Jordan gave the bailiff an unloaded cocked revolver. His gun was holstered. Also unloaded. He told the bailiff to pull the trigger as soon as the bailiff saw him start to move. And then three separate times he drew and clicked his gun on the bailiff before the bailiff could react. The defendant was found not guilty.

I had this weird damn dream last night. Now I have fingernail polish. It is for the purpose of sealing primers. In my dream I was working on an Australian sheep ranch. And I had all my reloading gear down there. So this Aussie comes up to me and says that he has heard that I have fingernail polish. If that is true, could he use some? I tell him that I have no problem with him using some of my fingernail polish, and what color did he want because I had both red and orange. I had originally planned to buy red (primer sealant is always red, right?) but the orange was on sale. So I bought the orange and then about a month later the red went on sale and I bought a bottle of that too. And we walk off to where I have all my loading gear stashed. And then either the dream faded off into another dream, or the dream just decided to end, or something. But I never found out why he wanted fingernail polish. I woke up wondering about it. Maybe cracked chip split fingernails and wool are a bad combination? And nail polish would make the nails stronger so they wouldn't crack or chip or split? Like I said - weird damn dream.

I always thought he was invulnerable. Bleeding. Lung and bladder problems. That don't sound invulnerable.

What? Couldn't watch anymore of the opening credits? Or couldn't watch anymore of the movie? Because it is a great movie. Although I do not recall Nick in the opening surfing scene.

The guy has just murdered two people. He still has the gun in his hands. I run up with my gun pointed at him and say drop the gun. He just looks at me. I repeat for him to drop the gun. He still just looks at me. I shoot him in the head twice. DRT. Is that what the cop does? No. He tells him again to drop the gun. There's a couple of things about that scene that puzzle me. He drove up, so his fingerprints are on the steering wheel. He closed the door behind the two people, so his fingerprints are on the door. He opened the front passenger door, so his fingerprints are on that door. Then he puts on gloves before taking out the shotgun. His fingerprints are all over that car, but he doesn't want them on the gun. Hmm. When he's putting on the gloves I thought they were white cotton. But when he's holding his hands up in front of the cop they appear to be latex. According to both Castle and NCIS, if you wear rubber gloves you leave fingerprints on the inside. And he throws the gloves on the ground? I was reading about this scene. Neither lying the gun on the roof of the car nor dropping the pistol on the dead body were in the script. They asked him why he did that. He said when you drop a gun they have a tendency to go bang when they hit the ground. And leaving the murder weapon with the body means that you can't get caught with it. Two good points. According to the all-knowing internet, that gentleman is one of us. Singin' Cowboy.

A little early. Or, a little late. Depends on how you look at it.