Barry Sloe

Found this one today. BS

When I was growing up, here in Iowa, we called it the "noon whistle". They get a daily test out of the way and let everyone who is not looking at the clock what time it is. BS

None when we were in Arizona. But we do have them here in Iowa. And we have selected an area in the house where we will go if it goes off. The siren is tested at noon everyday. BS

Here is one variable: 3 targets, start from either end, continuous Nevada Sweep double tapping the center target each time. 1-2-2-3-2-2-1-2-2-3. BS

Used to be able to drop them off at the Post Office. Not sure if it's still an option. Barry Sloe

All through the match the SG targets have been any order. Then on one stage the SG is outside, outside, inside, inside. Tricky, no. But the brain says start on this end and sweep to the other end. BS

I had joined one of the American Legion posts in Tucson. It ended up being a place for smokers and drinkers. I put in paperwork to move to a different post, but never got a reply from them. My membership lapsed a few years back. BS

Well done! BS

I use 3F in 38 special and 2F in shotshells. BS

If you look at mini splits make sure that you check the specs for the low end cooling. My Mr Cool (came with the house) will not go below 62 degrees. Good luck with your search, BS

They probably didn't want the lighter box to blow away. 🫣 BS

We've got 4-6" on the ground from last night's storm. I'm patiently waiting for the John Deere mowers to go on sale so I don't have to push a snow shovel anymore (think 44" snow blade attachment). Probably go on sale right before spring. BS

I had some work done to a pair of OMVs by a very reputable cowboy gunsmith. They would not function. I sent them back to him - twice. Finally, I decided to send them back to Ruger to get them back to a specific standard (I had to enclose a letter with each describing what had been done to them). If I remember correctly my only cost was shipping. There's my reasoning and I'm sticking to it. BS

I also have a loading table at my cart. Whether I'm at the edge of the posse or in the middle, most is common sense. Once the revolvers are charged they stay on the stand, pointing up, until they are holstered to go to the loading table. As noted capping must be done at the loading table. Enjoy, BS

PM sent. BS