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Oak Ridge Regulator

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  1. Kind of looks like you killed it, skinned it and gutted it at the same time !
  2. Arizona custom grips makes manga tusk grips for your gun, great grip material but they have jumped up to $95 a set now. I have a few and a set on my 1851 conversions that I love
  3. Hello Earl,I know the machine your looking for and there like hens teeth to find, there is a maple sugar supply company in NH that buys and sells some second hand equipment for maple sugar and candy making. I will include their web page so you can call them if you wish. They also carry rubber drop out molds for candy. Good luck bascommaple.com
  4. Had an old cast iron bathtub for a horse trough as a kid with a big old gold fish living in it spring through fall. Neither the horse nor the fish cared
  5. I see Natchez has Vihtavuori 3n37 with free hazmat and it looks like it should fill a 45 colt case well at moderate velocity and I was wondering if anyone here has used it for cowboy loads. I was thinking of getting a 4lb jug. I have used the N320 in subsonic 9mm for silencer use because it has virtually no flash and super clean when loaded down, just thinking the 3n37 might have the same properties
  6. I built one a few years ago, carbine length bbl and an arm brace stock. Holo sights and Glock mags, it’s scary fast to get on target, super easy to control. Small and compact. Very fun to shoot and if you really needed a gun that could do a lot of damage fast in a close environment and used a pistol ctg it’s a decent choice YMMV
  7. Just remember the human body makes good compost. Waste not want not. And it’s organic !
  8. I have to second Watsons hat shop, not exactly cheap but great quality and they can make it EXACTLY fit your head if you go to there shop
  9. All of the above at one time or another
  10. Good to know 231 and HP38 are exactly the same, I said ALMOST in capital letters because I had never seen the posting from Hodgdon and had only seen years worth of reloading books with the exact same loads posted for the two powders. It’s certainly great powder in other cartridges
  11. I ran into the same issue with 231 which is ALMOST exactly the same powder in some 45 colt loads, very sooty and very uneven velocity. It also seemed position sensitive. I wondered if it it was just to little powder for the case volume
  12. I made my own, I bought 5 weight silicone oil and Teflon powder from Amazon and mixed it until I got it the way I wanted, works ok but not as good as KG9. The lighter the oil the better
  13. How about a challenge. Throw on your dress shoes, a pair of dress pants and a short sleeve shirt. Your gun belt with one gun in it at least 30 rounds of ammo, your cowboy hat, borrow a radio and handcuffs or something about the same weight and strap them on, that’s about what they are dressed in and then find a fence like the one in the video and show the cops how it’s done. Make sure the fence has the nice pointy twisted wires on top. Please post the video here so we can all see how it’s done. P.s make sure the phone has 911 on speed dial because if you slip as you’re going over you have a femoral artery on the inside of each leg right next to that nice sharp twisted wire or if you slip from 8 feet up there’s no telling how you might land. Good luck !
  14. Yea watching it again I would LOVE to straddle my family jewels over those twisted steel wires. I bet they would do a wonderful job of ending your worries about kids in the future. Ido think the guy driving the car should have run the car right up over the fence and flattened it to the ground. I THINK it probably had enough nuts to do that ( but I wasn’t driving so I’m not sure) and I noticed it took a couple thousand pound car ramming it twice and still didn’t knock down the wimpy steel fence
  15. Ok not saying it was a great performance but for all of you out there saying just climb over the fence why don’t you try it in there shoes ? Those are nice pointy dress shoes not combat boots the stateies have on and the holes in that fence are no where big enough to get your toes into so you really need to get yer butts out there and try that fence assault yourself “ and let me know where your family jewels end up when you make it to the top and fall over the other side with your crotch still hung up on the fence top with NO rail on it” then after maybe get a team together and try and Pullover that fence made up of that wimpy steel pipe buried 18” in the ground. If you were talking Seal team 6 here I would say hey guys XXX but we’re not, we’re talking every day police and I just gotta ask when was the last time any of us scaled a chain link fence or pulled one over ( especially wearing, side arm, billy club, radio, gun belt, stun gun, cuffs. In dress shoes and clothes ) last time I did it I was 25 in a tee shirt, sneakers and blue jeans and when that fence wobbled as I went over the top it dumped me on my rib cage. Some things look a lot easier from the side lines !
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