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35 minutes ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:
I love to shoot down there someday! I’ll be visiting my son sometime this year!Go down for the Tennessee State Championship. Great shoot and only an hour south of Nashville. Lots of Ohio folk shooting there to keep you company.
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OK, I fixed it. We are shooting this Saturday. You of all people should know I'm not too bright.
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Looks like the weather will be cool but dry so come on out and join us to kick off the 2024 Cowboy shooting season this Saturday, April 20th. WE ARE SHOOTING ONE WEEK EARLY due to scheduling conflicts. We will shoot six stages with registration at 8:45 and lead goes down range at 10AM after brief safety meeting. Coffee and donuts in the morning and lunch will be available after shooting. 2024 release forms, info and directions are at the website www.browntownshipregulators.com. Hope to see you there.
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What caliber is it?
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On 4/11/2024 at 12:06 PM, Texas Maverick said:
With apologies to you, TM, I have to believe this has been photoshopped. The eclipse is way to big in relation to the foreground. I was fortunate to experience full totality and took a good picture. It was much darker than this photo appears to be and look at the size of the eclipse in relation to the foreground on my picture. If this is an actual photo that you or a friend took, then you have my apologies. I would be interested in their technique in how they got that perspective. In the end, it is an interesting photo.
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My shotgun chaps are from an 1880s design. They fasten with 6 buckles down each side. Zippers are sacrilege.
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Ditto on all the good comments. Have had no problems. He also has a fast turnaround.
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I stand corrected. The next total is in 2444 for us. The article said that unless there are great advances in science, we'll be dead by then. So keep your fingers crossed for those advances and keep those eclipse glasses handy.
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I dont think you'll have to wait that long. The next one total one here locally will be in 2099. You probably better keep your eclipse glasses handy.
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47 minutes ago, J-BAR #18287 said:
We were in the 97% zone in SW Missouri. Just a tiny fingernail sliver of the sun was still visible during maximum coverage, but it still was remarkably light outside, even from that little dab of sun. Glad those of you who got to experience totality enjoyed it.
In totality I describe it as an erie dusk. Amazing how much temperature dropped. Total eclipse in upper right.
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BTW - I have several sets of eclipse glasses that i can let go for real cheap or should i post this in classifieds.
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We're down at Waterloo High School where my son teaches. We were only 99.8% at home. Went to the school about 25 minutes north. I'm glad we did a it was a totolly incredible sight in full totality. The temperature really dropped.
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Great shoot as always. I learned a valuable lesson. If you forget and don't take any shotshells to the line and try to shoot, it has a very negative effect on your score.
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I have batwings, shotgun and botas. Wearing any kind of leather in any weather is hot. I have a set of full buffalo woolies that i wear when its cold. I am a Classic so I wear one or the other all the time. I personally dont think chinks are Classic and dont own any.
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Watching Tequila and Tupelo is what got me interested in SASS.
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25 minutes ago, Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329 said:
Hey Seamus -- Did you try hammering them in??
Yea, but it made a real loud bang and now my ears are ringing
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Right out of high school I worked in a steel mill in the carberizing and case hardening department of heat treat. One of the furnaces was an "aging" furnace that was a steel mesh belt about 10 feet wide and probably 50 feet long. It moved the treated steel slowly through a 350° temperature. None of the guys in the department ever ate a cold meal for lunch. We would slide TV Dinners, Pot Pies or whatever they wanted heated back onto the belt about a half hour before lunch. Voila! Hot lunch. Sometimes on midnight shift the millwrights would bring in big pans of food to cook and we would have a feast. They cooked whatever game was in season in addition to things like corn on the cob and even pierogies.
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Once joked to a cashier if the candy bar I was buying was still a nickle. She said I wasnt old enough to have ever bought a nickle candy bar. After thanking her for mis-guessing my youth, I told her I was old enough that I bought Black Jacks for 2 for a penny. She conceded to my antiquity. My favorites were Sugar Daddys and Bonomos Turkish Taffy.
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5 hours ago, Eyesa Horg said:
"Road Kill Cafe", and they had excellent food and beer. Probably the most fun I've ever had in a restaurant!
Was in one in New England when both my sons were young. Waiters were great. Ended up a knock down drag out water fight between my sons and the waiters. My sons lost. They were soaked when we left but had a great time. Talked about it for weeks.
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New guitar
in SASS Wire Saloon
Posted · Edited by Sixgun Seamus
Tennessee State is first weekend in June. We're camped about 20 minutes from the range. You can crash with us if you want.