Pat Riot

Since the era was not defined I would like the following: A new S&W model of 1905 .38 Special with a 6.5” barrel. https://www.maynardsfineart.com/auction-lot/smith-wesson-hand-ejector-38-military-police_42B4D14869/

It’s how fast a body can absorb certain alcohols to get looped.

We have an HP 4130e Ink Jet all in one printer. We like it except we don’t use it enough and ink cartridges dry out before they go empty. The cartridges run about $25 each.

Thank you Sheriff. I just did a screen shot of your post to save for later reference. Years ago someone told me about this cap cleaning method and I couldn’t remember the ingredients.

Somehow I knew the subject of ball cap cleaning would devolve or evolve into “ The proper way to wear a ball cap” by the Saloonatic Fashion Brigade. Most people that wear hats backwards or “Kapa Skew” (cap askew) do it to be rebellious or look “cool” being rebellious. Personally, I find that people that wear their ball cap askew or bill to the side without a short term purpose are short more than a few marbles. I wear a ball cap backwards when shooting rifles, looking through optics, or when I want to look for birds or squirrels in trees or look at something in the sky. Once I am done what I wanted to do I re-don it with the bill forward. In the link below the first picture they attribute Ken Griffey Jr with starting the reversed ball cap style in the 90’s. Apparently, this never occurred before then. @Alpo I wholeheartedly agree with you regarding people wearing their hat over the tops of their ears. Little kids doing it, I understand. Grown men? No! And I do call them on it. What about a flat brim backwards? image from: https://www.kyefashion.com/wearing-hat-backwards/ Everyone’s favorite style here… image from: https://www.gettyimages.fr/photos/teenage-boy-wearing-cap

I have tried several methods for washing hats. The cage works fine in the washer if you wash the hat(s) on gentle cycle and don’t put anything else in the washer. Let them air dry. This is about the best way…for me. @Texas Maverick Thank you for that link. I need to buy that set of 3 cages. I appreciate it. The last one I had didn’t make it in my last move.

If there are prizes, money or notoriety involved there is a good chance there will be cheating. It amazes me that gambling is illegal all over this country yet I can get online and gamble. I can buy lottery tickets and gamble. I can play bingo and gamble. Why? Because the government gets their cut and that is the only reason this NBA / Mafia fiasco is in the news. The government can’t control it and they didn’t get their cut.

Who knows? I don’t know the workings of the Chinese full auto switch. EDIT: The Ruger RXM is not on the California Handgun Roster.

I have owned 9 Glocks. The best Glock I have owned and still own is the Ruger RXM. I loved my Glocks, but as I explained before, I had to sell them. I don’t own “safe queens”. My Ruger RXM My former Glocks. I still have my “Glone” Polymer 80.

Thank you for that. ^^^^^ From that link: Glock has also been under fire this year from various state and local sources because converted machine pistols using Glocks and a drop in switch are the favored gang banger weapon of choice from coast to coast. Glock was going to have to do something about those pesky criminals converting their pistols in the face of lawsuits and pending legislation, so a new model change seems likely. It sickens me that the states that are going after Glock are the same states releasing hardened criminals onto the streets to meet their DEI self imposed requirements. They also do not put hardened criminals in prison and allow them to have freedom they should not have.