Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770

Another test: http://www.ballisticsbytheinch.com/index.html

Are they just freelance articles that you write on your own, or are they articles that they ask for? Just curious.

Where and how do you send it, por favor?

Looks like Columbus, Cincinnati, Dayton and Cleveland. Big surprise there. However, my personal experience, though limited, was that nobody seemed to mind my open carrying a 1911 when I was there, both in Columbus and Cincinnati. I even got complimented several times.

He represents the "Tar Creature" that killed her.

When my friend and I were writing our book, we had two parts of a plan: (1) We had a basic idea of what the plot was going to be, (2) We wanted to tell the stories of our youthful adventures. We would discuss what story wanted to tell, then figure out how the main plot could work into it. Many times it really didn't, but was part of the story that eventually got us where we wanted to go. Our "style" for lack of a better term, was that he would think of something, an I would write it into a coherent story. Sometimers he'd come up with something that we'd insert into a part that we'd already written. It was very haphazard. When we met our Editrix and told her how we'd written it, she exclaimed "That's not how you write a book!" Maybe not, but that's what we did. She also said that it was of the top two books that she'd worked on in over forty years of editing.

If I had lost that kind of money, I'd offer a reward, say 5%. If I FOUND that kind of money, and a reward was offered, I'd accept because I DON'T have that kind of money. If no reward was offered, I'd politely ask, but if they said no I wouldn't argue the point, I'd just figure that being the Good Guy trying to do Right bit me in the butt once again. And you KNOW that the story is fiction because if a homeless guy, at least around here, had found it, he be way to drugged up to even THINK about turning it in.

Not from caffeine anyway.

The reason she didn't take her gun inside is that it made her Mother nervous.

Most people with the mindset of those three are convinced that the mere act of showing their gun will cause anybody else to flee in terror. They don't actually think they'll need to use it.

I think that we are. How many members do we actively have on this site? A few thousand? At MOST?!? Compare that to the millions of sheeple on Fake Book. X. Tic tac. Insta Crap. The people like us that are here ARE here because we're mostly like minded. Conservative, independent, self sufficient, people who are willing to do the work ourselves. And unlike some of those other sites, we're here to just communicate with others like ourselves, NOT to get clicks, followers, or whatever. I myself don't give a crap what the public at large thinks of me. I DO care what people I respect think of me. And that's most everybody here. Well, except maybe Alpo and Subdeacon Joe. (Just kidding guys, I love you both.)

There are times when one needs to do what has to be done, but is not permitted to do so. I've BTDT a few times myself. I've also tooted my own horn simply because I knew that nobody else would.

My next Gym T-Shirt:

Don't forget that old Chinese curse: May you live in interesting times.

Mid 60s to 70s GM cars had the gas cap behind the License Plate in the middle of the rear bumper. Some 50s GMs also had them behind the taillight.

I have. He also has one that shoots, ( I think), .38 Super with an eight shot moon clip.

I would think that moving around while removing the shirt might aggravate the wound, while cutting the sleeve off would not.

If she knew that he was looking for her, she would be in reasonable fear for her life. She'd probably be fine. I'm guessing, of course, that Wes didn't just start making small talk, and WAS threatening her. Now if she was in some Big Blue city where guns are forbidden, she'd probably get charged for that.

My S&W 625 in .45ACP got me to wondering, in WWI, with the 1917, I know that the ammo was preloaded in the Half Moon clips. But how was it packaged, and how did the troops carry them?

1950 Chevys did.

It would have to be bead blasted, polished, then blued. I understand that it's not cheap.

And to show their gratitude, they kicked our Military Bases out of their country.

I can still do everything with ebay on my laptop, and it's Windows 8. It's just annoying to have to change computers to do it.

That spring has been replaced with a new Pietta one.

I have an Armi San Marco revolver, an 1860 Richards Conversion that's giving me trouble. When cocking, one chamber over rotates every time. The other five lock up tight. Even if I cock it slow, that one chamber will go just a little too far. I'm about at my wit's end with it. Any suggestions? BESIDES a Gunsmith that I can't afford.