T.J. Bones SASS# 75616

PM sent on a trade. TJ

I have had polycarbonate lenses in my prescription glasses for many years. Would have lost an eye or been seriously injured three times if not for them. When I had cataract surgery the doctor said he could make it so that I would not need glasses. I refused because I probably wouldn't have safety glasses with me every time I needed them if they were not on my head all the time.

Around here we call it Tiger Meat. It does not have eggs in it. Good raw home grown ground beef, salt, pepper, cayenne pepper, chopped onion, a little Tabasco sauce, and Garlic powder. Been eating it for years. M'mm M'mm Good

Use a 1/2" to 3/4 threaded plumbing adapter. Put adapter in press die hole from the bottom. Set shell on top of ram and press it into the adapter. Puts a nice roll on the case mouth. Got the Idea and pic from a forum member years ago. Works good.

+1 Did it in my head, had the answer before the old math guy had the problem written down. Almost failed algebra in HS. I could get the correct answer but could not work the problem correctly. X+Y never did make sense to me.

In our town every house has a shutoff valve at the gas meter by the alley behind each house. Meters are above ground. One of the first things the Fire Dept. does when they arrive is shut off the gas. That was the way it was when we still lived in town.

I will take it. Sending PM for payment info. TJ Bones

I don't think I would have given them my guns. All the authorities knew he was the wrong guy. As a LEO I would never have arrested someone or confiscated property from someone that I knew wasn't the person described in the warrant or paperwork. If the discreption was as far off as the story claims, there would have been a lot checking done before proceeding. If the story is true I smell lawsuit coming.

If you any doubt about UBC being OK just go to Team SASS and read about Washington State University. “Assistant Chief Steve Hansen says it’s not feasible for the department to conduct background checks every time a student wants to retrieve their firearm when those checks take 3 to 5 days,” noted a news media report. “The decision from WSUPD to end firearm storage means there is no place for students to legally store their guns on campus.”

I have heard reports that this same hail storm killed cattle in NW Kansas south of Atwood.

I will take the RCBS 357-38 tops are rusted but serviceable-- $25.00 has 2 decapping dies. Sencing PM for payment info. TJ

Firearms do not have to be inside checked baggage. I have flown with firearms several times lately and in most airports you check your bags at the counter and then take your guns to the TSA for inspection. Once inspected you are not allowed to handle the gun case again. When you arrive at your destination each airport is different, at some, guns come in with other baggage, at others they come in to a separate counter. TSA web site https://www.tsa.gov/travel/transporting-firearms-and-ammunition