Duffield, SASS #23454
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Found WTB 257 Brass
Duffield, SASS #23454 replied to Duffield, SASS #23454's topic in SASS Wire Classifieds
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I want to buy new or lightly used .257 Roberts brass. I can trade unfired .444 Marlin brass or .45 AR brass or cash. Thank You, Duffield
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I need a set of rings for a Ruger #1. Medium height, blue steel. Thank You, Duffield
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The girl did not need precision, she needed to get the idea across. Just like when I realized I did not need to work to 1/64" tolerance to build a garden fence.
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The fact that it changed is far more important than the level.
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Over here we keep a fifth with us. In case we see a snake. Which we also keep close at hand.
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What was your first album...
Duffield, SASS #23454 replied to Father Kit Cool Gun Garth's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Shutdown by the Beach Boys, 1963. -
Take that African trip. They'll work with you to care for your health problems.
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I bought a Savage model 99 with a Douglas premium barrel chambered in 219 improved zipper just because....
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Roy Clark, Folsom Prison Blues
Duffield, SASS #23454 replied to Subdeacon Joe's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
We maintained his Cessna 310 at Nashville (N1111M). He was a heck of a nice guy. And a good pilot. -
A lot of Garands have been through arsenal rebuilds. This almost always resulted in a mix of parts. Are these arsenal rebuilds authentic or are they just cobbled together clunkers?
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Understanding the written language
Duffield, SASS #23454 replied to Alpo's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
The girls both bought red bikinis and red coverups. Quit oudrthinking this. -
Hindenburg Disaster, the Day After
Duffield, SASS #23454 replied to Subdeacon Joe's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Helium would have required a much larger airship to get the same lifting capacity. Hydrogen had an advanage there and Germany had a long history of success with hydrogen airships. -
My puppy doing his daily workout during rainy weather. Duffield
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Habersham T. Dog
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Joe, I sent my application in on May 5th. If you didn't get it due to that mail SNAFU let me know and I will get another to you post haste.
Duffield
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Pulp, I had back surgery two years ago, to repair everything from L1 to S1. I drink a gallon of milk a week, plus eat cheese and ice cream so the surgeon did not anticipate any problems. When he got in he found that I have osteopenia, I.E. soft bones. The lag screws would not hold the cage onto my spine. This is not to scare you, but to advise you to get a bone density scan before the surgery.
Other than that, I second what Loophole Larue said: go to a major metropolitan area and find the best surgeon in Oklahoma to do the work. Then do the therapy and be the most compliant patient that your doctor has ever seen.
Good Luck,
Duffield
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Let me know when your Masonic temples become available. I would gladly pay $18 plus shipping for one.
Duffield,
aka Donald Jackson
Bershba 449 and Palo Duro 1239
<Tiger129ts@aol.com>
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The wood ones are available now. I only have one white one as it is an experament. If you would like one of the wood ones they are $18 + $7.50 shipping to the 50 states. You can send me a check or use my Paypal account which is the same as my email address t.schultz5@roadrunner.com .
My mailing address is: Terry Schultz
258 Zimmerman St.
N. Tonawanda, NY 14120-4509
Thanks for the interest.
Terry
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Hi Mary,
I don't have your contact info, but I have spent a few Christmas's alone and know what it's like. From what I know of you from the wire, I consider you a worthwhile person and am sure we would be friends if we lived close together.
Jeanie and I are going to Branson for Christmas. Her son doesn't have time to spend with us, and my son is in Amarillo, so we are on our own except for the dogs and the cat. So might as well use some of our points and vacation instead of sitting here. We are both battling health problems, so when we have a stretch without a doctor visit scheduled we are estatic. I hope that you are working on another quilt, from what I have seen you do excellent work. A group of quilters in Greene County makes "Quilts of Honor" and give them to veterans. I asked them to give all the WW II and Korean vets a quilt before they give me one, those guys are fading a lot faster than I am. I have built a couple of quilting frames for friends in years past, but I blush at the quality of the workmanship in them. I was just learning in those days, am sure I would do a better job now.
Take a good pull on that schnapps for me. My favorite is Aftershock, but it is cinnamon flavored. Some day I will tell you about the time I almost died from a sip of that.
Right now I must go and cut up vegatables for Jeanie's luncheon tomorrow. She is having the Herb Society over and always puts on a feed that would impress the Queen of England.
Sincerely,
Duffield, AKA Don Jackson
(423)358-3952 Feel free to call any time
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For the .45 Colt I find that 7 grains of Unique works well.
It is amazing how many problems 7 grains of Unique will solve.
Also, your 44-40 load data will work well in your .45 Colt.
Duffield
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IMR 3031 is your friend in this caliber. Duffield
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Sent you a PM.
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Crisco works pretty well.
