Abilene Slim SASS 81783

Looks like a certain congresswoman from New York…

Go NAVY! Beat Army!

There’s some cool stuff in there, but the post is from 2009.

That’s not beer. It’s a child water bottle. Seriously.

Only you can make a Garand look small!

I want one!

Here's mine. Re-arsenaled at Augusta, GA in 1953. SWEET shooter.

Smart gal. RIP ma'am.

You had options. You chose this one.

AA hull Claybusters pink wad Win 209 primer 1 oz #8 shot #31 Mec bushing - approx 38 gr 3f real BP Plenty of power for knockdowns at CAS distances. I settled on this load because it’s economical and easier on my shoulder. No need or desire to beat myself up. There’s still plenty of flame and boom. The main objective with shot shells is producing a well-distributed pattern. Some folks use too much powder which produces a pattern that looks like a donut. Be sure you pattern yours. Your shells look great. Love the flame! From a few years back:

“Who’s that?” ”Must be a king or something.” ”How do you know?” ”He hasn’t got s**t all over him.”

“…Oh Lord, won’t you buy me a color TV Dialing For Dollars is trying to find me I wait for delivery each day until 3:00 Oh Lord, won’t you buy me a color TV..” —Janis Joplin Some of you of a certain age might remember that from the Mercedes Benz song.

Yup, they were paid off. My parents helped with what they could with short term loans for tuition, which was about $1,300/yr. at University of Kansas. I worked year round for everything else. To this day I don’t understand why 12 hours/semester is considered full time. In my day, that was the threshold between part time and full time students. The average student load was 16 hours. No wonder it takes so long to graduate. The outrageous cost of college now is a direct result of easy loans backed by the govt. There’s been no reason for colleges to reign in the cost.

Thought this thread might be about this PBJ.

Unless and until the OP gets back to us, continuing this thread is sort of pointless.

That pretty well accurately sums it up.

Watching the lower gear swivel, I can't help thinking the whole thing looks like one of those hula dancer gag gifts.

Ummm...no. So many things to criticize, so little time. But watching him struggle to get up and then waddle downrange was the stand-out moment. I'd like to see how he does in the rain.

No need for it IMO. For searching, I use Google and type “sassnet”, followed by the topic you’re looking for. Takes ya right there.

I’m well acquainted with them. A skill scoffed at originally, but valued many years later when refinishing the floors of my house.

Could be. Perhaps it’s simpler than that, and the pic was just posed for the gag.

If you hand a long gun to someone who’s never held one before, they rarely know where their hands go and which eye to use. I’ve seen that a lot with young scouts.

My 10-5, made in 1969. There are some blemishes on the cylinder blueing, but is mechanically flawless. Looks like it wasn’t shot much and spent its life in a holster. Perhaps an LEO carried it. Got in 2019 at the big gun show in Tulsa for $375.

Excellent movie. Natalie Portman was awesome at a very early age. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0110413/?ref_=nm_flmg_t_69_act

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