Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770
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Interesting project. But the obvious question comes from using a .36 caliber barrel for a .22. Does the cylinder have a little bit of rifling in it? Or are you not intending for any? The only answer I can see is lining the .36 caliber barrel with a .22 caliber insert.
Or are you not done yet and I should just shut up and wait and see?
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25 minutes ago, Buckshot Bear said:
sdrawkcab eman ruoy
Is the correct answer.
That is incorrect. The instruction said "your name backwards" NOT "your name backwards backwards". Being upside down is messing with your head.
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39 minutes ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:
The problem is this scumbag was never adjudicated or in a mental institution! That’s the problem with that question!
And when they get around to talking to he/r friends and family they'll all say, "Well yeah, we knew s/he was a bit off but never expected anything like this.
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I still use a paper Atlas.
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On 8/26/2025 at 2:35 PM, Dirty Dan Dawkins said:
You guys sure are fussy. Maybe if I posted pics of a young Barbara Eden in a swim suit there would be some positive feedback....
1 hour ago, Wallaby Jack, SASS #44062 said:........ do it, do it, do it !!!!! please 🥰
Since you asked SO nicely,
From Reddit:
From All Posters:
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4 hours ago, Chantry said:
Well, the Marines on board get bored with just guarding stuff.
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23 hours ago, Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770 said:
"sometimes I feel so dumb" Nope, I was going to, but I won't.
16 minutes ago, Forty Rod SASS 3935 said:Ah, go on ahead. You'll never forgive yourself if you don't.
Oh alright Uncle 40, you talked me into it.
SOMETIMES?!?!
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16 hours ago, Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770 said:
But it's all boring. And her first hit was called "Tim McGraw" just to prove that she was Country. I can't stand him either.
15 hours ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:To you it’s boring but not to her millions of fans!
You're right. I don't find music for teen aged girls of any interest. But I understand that she has a Brand. That's Capitalism at its best, and I'll not disparage anyone for that.
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32 minutes ago, Sedalia Dave said:
Lastly, ABANDON DEI. Discrimination by any other name is still discrimination.
Except that it's okay, (as far as they are concerned) to discriminate against White people.
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16 minutes ago, watab kid said:
theycan change the rest if they want 0- ill quit going there , maybe a lot f young will go - if not they will fail
That's the thing, they DO want to. The only reason they're not changing the logo is the publicity. They're going full blown bitchy girl boss woke. They think that just because that's what THEY want, the rest of us do to. We don't. They can go totally Bud Lite broke for all I care.
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SET RAMMING SPEED!!
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From what I've seen, ALL they're going to do is keep the logo. Everything else will change. Their DEI practices will stay in place, and they'll still keep sponsoring the gay pride stuff.
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1 hour ago, Dirty Dan Dawkins said:
Her early country hits were at least original.
1 hour ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:All her music is original today as well.
But it's all boring. And her first hit was called "Tim McGraw" just to prove that she was Country. I can't stand him either.
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"sometimes I feel so dumb" Nope, I was going to, but I won't.
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I've fired Blazer aluminum case ammo, but only in revolvers. As for Wolf steel case, I tried some probably 20 years ago in 9mm. They didn't work well, and I stopped when I noticed that no two were the same OAL.
As for cheap ammo, Miwall has their 9mm for about $9 a box. Similarly, LAX and Freedom Munitions, (same company, just different labels for some reason), has their 9mm for a Buck more. Additionally LAX has a Military discount available, and often offers free shipping.
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I tend to agree with Texas Maverick. She's a nut job with a string of "relationships" that merely add to her repertoire. The only thing I know about him is that he plays football. BUT, the fact that they've been together for a couple years, and waited that long before marrying is a good sign.
I wish them happiness as much as anyone else.
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12 minutes ago, Chickasaw Bill SASS #70001 said:
ya AIN'T gettin' out of this world alive
No, but I'm going to hang around as long as I can.
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My old friend Tex was until sometime in 1978, an avowed Atheist. He was also a Columbus Fire Dept Auxiliary Firefighter. He was in the middle of one of Columbus' worst multi alarm fires in an old downtown multistory building when a structural wall collapsed, with him inside the building. When a wall collapses in a fire like that, it collapses inward. When it started to go, he thought he was a goner. But unexpectedly, it collapsed outward, sparing him. More experienced firefighters said they'd never seen anything like it.
A few days later, he was driving on the freeway in a retired Police Cruiser he'd recently picked up at auction. This thing had had a rattle by one wheel that he'd been meaning to look at, but hadn't. Something told him to stop RIGHT NOW and look at it. He pulled over to the shoulder and popped the wheel cover off. FOUR lug nuts fell out of it, the remaining one being held on by about a thread and a half.
He decided that that was God telling him that He was there and watching over Tex. Tex gave himself over to God right there and then, got himself Saved, and changed his life for the better.
So yeah, I think that God sometimes does speak to people. Maybe not by phone, but in ways that He thinks is best.
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20 minutes ago, Alpo said:
I was thinking more along the lines of the water from the shower putting the fire out. So not only are you not getting heat to the water but possibly, depending how inept your heater design is, you're getting gas inside your shower and the shower curtain holds it in.
As opposed to being electrocuted.
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2 hours ago, Alpo said:
On my phone I can't tell how many chevrons (two or three) he has on that rank badge on the front of his shirt.
But it certainly looks like chevrons, which makes him enlisted
On my COMPUTER MONITOR, it looks like a tank. I can't see any rank insignia at all.
But I think that Sedalia Dave has it right. As does Wallaby Jack.
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Here in Tucson, we have a FRanklin St. but I have no idea if it's named after one of the presidents, Ben, or whoever, if actually anybody.
This doesn't help, but in Atlanta, about every third street in named Peachtree.
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I would upfront offer to pay for gas. If they accepted, that would be fine. If not, I'd tell them that I owed them one.
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When I was fitting the poly-ivory grips to my .357, I had a similar problem. The gap was about a millimeter, but was obvious, at least to me. I found a piece of plastic of the right thickness, cut it to match the profile of the top of the gripframe, (one piece for each side), and secured them in place with superglue. Since the plastic is black and the gripframe blued, you'd never see it unless you remove the grips. Maybe not as elegant, but it worked for me.
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Rule 18: It's better to seek forgiveness than ask permission.
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Gun Free Zone
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Posted
Here it is again"