Steel-eye Steve SASS #40674

My wife and I enjoyed it.

Done in by a librarian: http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/tv/ct-ent-jeopardy-james-holzhauer-emma-boettcher-20190603-story.html

My guess, Spanish American War and the Philippine Insurrection. Kansas stayed in the Union.

While I haven't used Google Play, I do know a lot of Google apps are associated with your Google login and are most likely cloud based.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/05/02/first-world-war-mustard-gas-leaks-belgian-underwater-grave/?WT.mc_id=tmg_share_fb&fbclid=IwAR2TzzSThaySN_Yh8F1H4Jgw2lz7eFRbXhuq4R8thI0oZlfjpD9Ic3BzLiA

At the time I was using either Burnside bullets cast by Dixie, or commercial Buffalo Bal-let’s.

I very carefully use a c-clamp to seat the bullet in the case for my Burnside.

Don't forget the M1917 based on the P13 and P14..........

While I don't drink coffee, I found my staff enjoys having a Kuerig in the office and it can be used to brew several hot beverages I do drink.

1. No 2. Yes, though I usually take it off when reenacting, shooting, horseback riding, hunting or anything which could risk a finger injury.

It ran pretty good using the original Cleanshot BP substitute, not very good with real BP. With real BP, if you coat the tops of the bullets with wonder lube (just like a Cap & Ball pistol) it will make it through the stage, if not it will gum up after three or so shots. As to the Smiths you are correct, they have frame, not hammer, mounted firing pins.

I actually have one, bought it when they first came out in 97. I agree on fit and finish and will add that they are the closest in size to the original. As for function, mine went back to Cimarron a few times, back when they would still work on them, and has been fairly reliable for a while now.

Actually most Marcus Theaters have closed caption readers, though you have to ask for them.

You may find this video entertaining: https://www.full30.com/video/6afd3affeea07031b08c3dcb5cfc3604

Episode 3.98