Buckshot Bear

Slim Dusty

LUNCH IN THE BUSH - Warwick -1893

As mentioned

What stops a bad actor from doing that?

Dave these are some examples of the most common new build for sheds down here, lined inside and insulated they are pretty good.....with a reverse cycle A/C even better.

Forty.....mate you're wayyy to kind! They are all here (I have to give credit to my dear understanding wonderful wife ❤️) - https://www.youtube.com/user/Blue123Heeler/videos

Thanks for that link Eyesa!!!!!!

After 20 years, my Dillon XL650 feels brand new again......the last 'X' amount of months I have had some major frustrations. Today I Googled how to take apart the Case Insert Slide and found the below problem. Took my spare parts kit down off the shelf, found the replacement spring and wow am I happy! Feel like a goose though, should have done more detective work months ago

Dave the two main clubs that we shoot at have multiple shipping containers for different things, they are horrifically hot for around 10 months of the year.....I imagine in Arizona they wouldn't be too pleasant either mate and we've put safari roofs over some, still horrifically hot.

You need a hobby

The Rider-Ericsson Engine Company of New York was founded in 1897 and these engines were (from reading) quite common. For this model I made a new timber plinth for the engine as well as a larger copper water cooling reservoir, reshaped and straightened the copper piping, cut some brass and made some brass bolts on my lathe and scraped the red paint from the outside of the brass flywheel. Does anyone ever remember seeing one of these full sized Rider Ericssons?

Forty, my Louis L'Amour books are so dog eared (especially the Sackett ones).

Mum and Dad were both extremely avid Western buffs. I must have been around 10 or 11 (so over 50 years ago) when Mum subscribed to Time Life the West. The books used to come from the USA, I think it was around once per month? And it was always exciting to watch Mum open up the cardboard packaging and see what this new edition's subject was. Youngest of four boys, Mum always made sure that it was knowledge that they would be eventually mine. They have pride of place in our bookshelf, and I love to take one down and read it. The Gunfighters and The Indians editions definitely show that they have been read and read often. These aren't mine, it's a photo from Google.

I read a book by this author years ago - Dynasty of Western Outlaws

ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!