Sedalia Dave

Just put solar panels on the tops and sides of all those trailers.

Interesting that the data chosen is usually to increase the odds if good weather. Fascinating that different parts of OZ celebrate it on different days and even different times of the year.

If it is the crimp, Lee makes a factory crimp die for the 7mm-08

I had 2 posts on the classifieds that have been deleted. One for an 1887 Shotgun and the other for a Liberty Hammered Double. Anyone else noticed their posts disappearing? Also see that several pinned posts have disappeared as well.

I suspect that very conservative individuals will deny carrying when asked as part of a survey as they don't trust the anonymity of the survey.

Just discovered that there is a motor carriers version in large scale. Going to have to get one. I still like Google maps on my PC/Phone because it typically shows recent road closures. s

My preferred road atlas. is the large scale version. It comes spiral bound and shows roads in better detail than the typical atlas, has more city maps, and gets updated every year. The spiral binding makes it easy to keep open to the page(s) of interest.

Yep I have a Garmin GPS plus Google maps on my phone. Several times the Garmin would route me incorrectly and seldom if ever gives traffic alerts in time enough to take a detour. Last big error was found was to Smokin Guns at Rabbit Ridge. I knew the way because I had been there before. Garmin gave me directions that ended with a 1/4 mile drive across a corn field. Another match that GPS always gets the directions to wrong is Shootin in the Shade. You have to follow the directions provided by the club. If you follow your GPS you'll end up on private roads and trails only a jeep would use.

They are wanting to try her as an adult. Hope they succeed. She should have a lifetime ban on being within 100 yards of a horse for the rest of her life.

Glad you are on the road to recovery. Sending Thought and Prayers for a speedy recovery.

Interesting design

Both Uberti and Chiappa make their respective barrels in house. Given Chiappa's spotty track record with quality control I'd buy the Uberti. That said, I'd buy either a Pedersoli or Miroku/Winchester High Wall.

Gyrodyne QH-50C Drone Anti-Submarine Helicopter (DASH)

The NB8 made by the Nicholas-Beazley Aircraft Co in Marshal Mo sold for only $1790 in the early thirties. It was designed to be an affordable easy to fly entry level aircraft. It was a little prettier too.

SHESH https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/georgia-player-hits-mammoth-go-ahead-home-run-promptly-gets-ejected-excessive-celebration-trot

So popular they are already 20% off. 🤪

I made a deflector that I can sit on the edge of the bench. Ejected brass hits it and falls at my feet. Makes it easier to police up and the person next to me isn't being hit by my hot brass. I really wish gun ranges would incorporate the same on all their benches.

Easiest way to get stray pins in the brass is to overload the media separator with brass. While you can put several hundred cases in the FART. When separating brass from pins limit the total number of pistol cases to no more than 200, have the water level just high enough to submerge the cases, and don't turn the cage too fast. You want the water to flow in and out of the cases as it is turned.

Yep I'm sure a lot of the problem is the composition of the plastic. I also believe that Winchester's QA process is far from what it used to be.

I save all my spent primers and bad brass for my stepson. He melts it down to make pommels, hilts, buckles, and accessories for the knives, swords and axes he makes in his forge.