Warden Callaway

I'm sure it's from ordering online. They need your email address to complete the transaction and give you notice of shipment, etc. I do online business with MidwayUSA but they don't hound me with all the promotions.

Maintained my cookware this morning. Saved off the bacon grease, rinsed in cold water and cleaned out the crumbs. Spoon full of lard to wet the surface.

Happy go lucky.

Just cut off Cabela's. Another problem is spam phone calls, text messages and voice mail. I have my phone set to only answer calls from my contact list. But that doesn't always work. I block numbers but that apparently doesn't work because they just call from a different number. Then there is apparently no way to stop them from leaving a voice message.

You talking 1894 or 336? The hardest part would be finding a lever and getting it to work in your action. You'd have to change out the trigger plate too.

If you do business with Bass Pro, Buds Guns, Sportsmans Warehouse, etc, you probably get on their email list. I've been covered over with emails. I was getting a half dozen from some places a day. I've gotten to the point I don't need anything from these companies. So the last couple of days I've been unsubscribing from them. It won't end them all but it'll cut them down considerably.

Wise Aker, Wise Cracker

I always thought it would be handy to have a brass magnet when looking for lost brass.

I've got 5 Pietta cap guns with stock nipples and they've seem to work fine. I have polished up hammer faces and broke sharp edges around safety pin notch.

Maybe this will help.

We get everything free. Not really. Youtube, Tobi, have commercials. Kanopy through the library has no commercials but you can only watch so many movies a month. We have a big DVD collection from the $5 bin in Wally-World or sometimes Ebay if it's rare. We never watch network TV. You think that's frustrating. Just brought home a new PC, monitor and some software. New to me Windows 11 operating system. Lots of overlord gooey interface technology that throws crap at you it thinks you need to know. Bing. Things look work different. I've been working with it a week with marginal success. Got the home screen picture changed. Got YouTube, Gmail, etc up and going. I've worked off and on trying to get Bluetooth working. Brings up my android phone and tablet and says paired on all three devices. But won't connect or actually work. May be some firewall issues. It's beautiful and fast.

Rotten Luck Willie. (From movie Paint your Wagon. Sang They Call the Wind Maria.)

My comparison of Remington #10 and CCI #11 differ from the chart.

This is not a good movie or even good video quality. But it was the last movie Audie Murphy was in.

The forends on these old doubles are seldom close to being enterchanable. I have doubles that are same make and model that won't come close to each other. I have two original Colt 1878s, 10 and 12 guage. I had at one time a Cimarron 1878. But it went to a new shooter. I don't remember if the forend was nearly like the original or not. When I was buying old doubles, if it didn't have the forend and both hammers, I moved on. It's a real mistory how the forends get lost. Original Colt lock over the TTN. TTN between 10 and 12 guage Colt. Original 12 gauge Colt over TTN.

Cole Konker

Yesterday Mary and I went out to lunch and some shopping at a Dutch market. Two lane highway turned to four lines divided. That's when the action begins. Everyone behind you try for first place. I was doing the speed limit. A Walmart tractor trailer came around me slowly. Took him a mile. Hardly after the rear of the trailer got past us, he signaled an started to move over into the right lane in front of us - too close for comfort. Then comes an SUV right on his tail. Didn't wait for him to get over but bullied his way past by going off the lane on the right side. Maybe his wife's water broke or something?

When we were coming back out the same boulevard, we had to negotiate getting around a finder binder at the entrance to a down ramp to the highway. I was watching where I was going but looked like 3 cars involved. Police cars and wreckers and rollback.

Bill Fuchs does great grips. Not to say he's is the cheapest. https://springcreekarmory.com/

The big black cook in this movie was George Godfrey, famous boxer way back when. If you're a fan of big nautical battles, you'd enjoy this movie.

I've checked shotguns being on face or how much off face by using a primed hull and watching how far the primer backs out.

My memory probably goes back to when I would get elbowed for watching the Stevens girls in shorty shorts riding their 10 speed bikes.

Really good adventure movie with Wallace Beery. George Bancroft you may recognize as the martial on Stagecoach.

I never seen them offered in 38WCF. We have his and her's Smoke Wagons I 44WCF. 4-3/4 and 5-1/2".