Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770

I was going to to just hit the "like" heart, but wanted to agree so much more than that would show. I have the same disdain for the excuses, and the same non-issue with "otto", and for the same reason. (Flame suit on).

I have a really hard time because recipes seem to usually start with, "Take a clean dish..."

Agreed. Misspelled words like that annoy me for more than punctuation. Advice and advise, to, too, and two, whether and weather, etc. I'm hardly a spelling nazi, but sometimes it's just plain bad usage.

I recently picked up an old High Standard Sentinel. 9 shot .22, DA. I just got that wild hair, saw it on Gunbroker and had to have it. It looked like crap in the pictures, but it turned out that somebody had wrapped it in clear packaging tape, and underneath that it was in very good shape for a gun made maybe in the 80s, if not earlier.

I do. Sometimes I'll shoot my .45s, other times .38s. A couple weeks ago I paired a .22 with a .44.

I'm not paranoid. He pulls his gun, I pull mine.

The Helo got them OVER the compound. Then they BEAMED in. The problem with the satellite imagery is that it doesn't read the Transporter Effect. The Heisenberg Compensator blocks it.

Because it was different. Why would most of us want to at least try one? Because it's different.

In Scotland you get THIS: HAGGIS!

The sound of the engine is actually the least contributing factor in the noise. Most of it is the blades beating the air into submission. Even if the engine were completely silent, the "Wop Wop Wop" of the blades would give it away. Now if the rest of the compound were having a loud PARTY...

Interesting and well done project. My question has to do with your original idea, a Mare's Leg in .45-70. How does it shoot with .45-70? And how many does it hold?

Hopefully, the new guy will let them know that concentrating on making good, reliable guns that don't have to be returned for repair on brand new guns WILL be making money for the shareholders, maintaining efficiency and striving for market share.

But you'll never know, until you HAVE.

See the "Holy Grail" thread.

But it's the "want" that keeps us going.

Just this once, take YES for an answer, and move on.

The only thing that "Tracking" is good for is to tell you where your package IS. I've had "Tracking" show my package "Out for delivery", and not get it until the next day.

Too many people don't have enough business of their own apparently.

Sounds like SKS's back in '95 just before Clinton made Chinese guns illegal. I picked up a Norinco for a whopping $89. Now they seem to be going for $400 to $500 or better. And 7.62 X 39 ammo was $4 for 20 rounds back then too.

In that case I might have been tempted to go in for a shift.

So do I. Usually in plastic spaghetti sauce jars. Taping it up in cans just sounded like trouble waiting to happen.

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That'll get you in trouble with the Environmentalist Wackos.

That's another I'd like to have if I could find one for no more than I'm willing to pay. A friend of mine got one when they were new, as a "companion" piece to a Taurus Raging Bull in .454 Casull. It was great to shoot. I made him an IWB holster for it and it replaced his S&W 36 as his EDC. I had a Charter Arms Pitbull in .45ACP that I had high hopes for, but just could never like. The thing kicked HARD, even with Pachmayr grips on it, and if a gun isn't at least a little fun to shoot, I'm never going to, so it went to partially pay for the Tombstone Special I mentioned earlier.

If I get a text, I know that it's 99.9% chance that it's a scam. That's because I don't text. And there's only about 2 or 3 people that I would text if I did.