Yul Lose

Yep, looks like he went home. Tracking says the package will be here tomorrow.

I ordered something as a small surprise for Mrs. Lose to take care of something she’s been bugging me to do for the last six months or so. It was supposed to be delivered by 8:pm tonight. I’ve been tracking it using their tracking and I watched as the little truck thing makes its stops, 12 more stops, 11 more stops, 10 more stops, 9 more stops and it changes direction about a mile and a half from my house, heads to I15 south and heads to San Diego and the thing disappears. Just checked again and no sign of him. If they leave it down at the gate by the road it’ll get stolen, I left the gate open but they don’t like to drive up my driveway in the dark. Oh well, we’ll see what happens tomorrow.

Line them up, Bottles.

Was on a fishing trip up to Eagle Chargers in Elfin Cove, Alaska a few years ago and it was over the 4th of July. They don’t have any streets in Elfin Cove and no motor vehicles just board walks with a lot of boats anchored all around. They had a boardwalk parade and 4th of July games like water melon eating, pie eating contest and such one contest they had was kin to bobbing for apples except you’d bob for fish heads. If you think bobbing for apples is a challenge try grabbing a slimy fish head with your teeth.

Here are a couple of pictures of the four square knot that I tie. The Wild rag is 34”x34” and diagonally about 47”.

Errr most of us.

If not using a scarf slide I tie a square knot. Plenty of YouTube videos to learn from. When I learned how to tie it I’d sit watching TV in the evening tying the square knot over and over. Mrs. Lose started hiding my wild rags because she got tired of watching me do it so often. I’ll post a picture in the morning.

I would suggest PMing Prairie Dawg or another BP enthusiast. I know nothing about it. I was going to use conversion cylinders with Cowboy .45 Special smokeless loads. Captain Baylor has written articles for the Cowboy Cronicle and they are archived, I think he just had an article in the most recent issue too.

Answered.

On its way.

Yes I do. Send me a PM and we’ll talk.

Knife # 1. NRA Charlton Heston commemorative knife in display tin. $75.00 shipped #2. A G Russell damascus bird and trout knife with leather pouch sheath, brass furniture and never used. $125.00 shipped #3. Spiderco lock back folder, with canvas micarta scales. SOLD #4. Kershaw liner lock folder. $45.00 shipped #5. CRT/Ruger folder, no pocket clip. $30.00 shipped

This screw knife is made from a file by Anza Knives. Elk antler handle. SOLD

2 stainless Ruger Old Army base pins. They will fit round or octagon barrels. The Belt Mountain folks are retiring and they’re not building any more of these. SOLD.

The 2 holsters I’d send you for the shipping cost, the holster and belt I’d need $100.00 shipped. If you want everything $100.00 would do it. Let me know.

Here’s what I have and they are for 1858’’s. The belt with the cross draw holster is made by Double Diamond, BUT the holster is not long enough for an 8” barrel and I have a pair of the others, one right and one left and they will take a 8” barrel.

Do you need just one holster?

3 New, never used 8 round Kimber Micro 9mm magazines SOLD.

I have 2 Ruger Old Army cylinders for sale. They were blued at one time but I would guess that because of lack of care and pitting a past owner took the blue off and polished them up. One chamber on each cylinder is marked with paint so you don’t load it. I believe the nipples are Ruger nipples, I’m not a nipple expert. I want $125.00 per cylinder shipped or $225.00 for the pair shipped. SOLD.

Thanks for the help, we’ve been in contact.

I’ve purchased their base pins before and really like them and need to order 2 more for Old Armies. For some reason the contact emails keep failing to send. Would any of you know their phone number, I don’t see it on their site or contact information. Thanks for your help.

Great story, FJT. Sounds like a heck of a match and a very good time.

Bump.

Gotta hunch they’ll be cleared of any wrongdoing, sadly.