Steel-eye Steve SASS #40674

Didn’t happen, the Wisconsin Historical Society has a full collection of these fake images.

Also from box alders.

You might want to consider 9.3x62, a bit more powerful and ammo is more available.

Well, there was that whole Rodney King affair………..

The Saudi’s have been fighting a proxy war against Iran for quite a while, that’s what the civil war in Yemen is about.

Actually Wisconsin has pretty good gun laws, there's just some old strange law against starter pistols. We can own SBRs, suppressors and machine guns.

I don’t believe the NATO agreement includes a member nation making an aggressive action.

I don’t know. Life in prison gives them a miserable life where they die, in prison, of old age. A death sentence gives them the satisfaction of being a martyr.

Wow, I would have been eligible for that certificate!

Are you thinking Yellowstone? I don’t believe Costner was involved in Deadwood.

I believe Stalin’s daughter lived in Spring Green, WI, for a while.

Must be time for the quarterly "let's bash EV" thread.........

I somewhat question the picture, I got my masters from UW-Milwaukee and that scene doesn’t look right. Note the bottom image is the only one that has a distinct building in it…….

Starr double action.

In Wisconsin, it used to that the warden didn't need permission, the context was that the game animals on the property belonged to the people of the State, not the land owner. Recently that has changed somewhat to more favor the land owner, though I don't the details.

But that is not the main mission. The main mission is say going to Mars. You won't need the fuel to blast off from Earth for the Mars shot. Yes you will still need stock the lunar base camp from Earth, but will be done with ships designed for hauling cargo, not a flight to Mars.

Schuetzen style shooting was very popular in Wisconsin, especially in the Milwaukee area, due to the large number of German emigrants that settled in the state.

https://youtu.be/VYm9OfZZMvc

So have chemical weapons……

https://www.forgottenweapons.com/parabellum-1914-17-germanys-ultimate-aircraft-maxim/

I strongly recommend Hank Shaw’s cookbook, “Duck Duck Goose”: Duck, Duck, Goose: The Ultimate Guide to Cooking Waterfowl, Both Farmed and Wild https://a.co/d/jfMNMJ4

Its my understanding the Keltech wasn't that popular. At one time it was about the only bull pup on the market, but once the IWI Tavor and newer version of the Steyr AUG became available, Keltech sales dropped drastically. I have the SAR version of the Tavor and like it a lot, while not as inherently accurate like an AR, its a lot of fun to shoot.

My alias is folk rock inspired.

Yes and no. The AKM is always a stamped receiver, but there were 3 types of AK47s. The first type used a stamped receiver but had too many quality control issues in manufacturing, so the Soviet’s went to milled receivers for the type 2 & 3. By 1959, they had improved their stamping technology to develop the AKM.

My dad always said, “ the good old days sucked!”