Buckshot Bear

Ya'd wanna' be pretty careful calling a sheila a bitch down here! They can be feisty 😂

Got this a few days ago and fired her up.....a LOT of fun! Harley - Davidson Panhead V-Twin Engine Model R30

They are both Silky Terriers.....related to Yorkshire Terries (Yorkies), they can be very hard to differentiate. They work their way into your heart that's for sure!

I just showed that to Jenorado.....absolutely laughing her head off......she can't believe I used 'females' instead of the correct terminology for female dogs.....bitches!!!!

New Puppy has fitted in really well, they can never replace but they can help mend broken, hurting hearts. They are getting on really well for two females and have become firm friends.

Would for me

Introduce them to Single Action Shooting.

You can't eat just one!!!!! That's unAustralian!!!!!!!!!!!

Must have been a damn fine pile of wood!

Not 100% sure.......

Creeker is a 'Green Dot' just that? You're looking at a green dot instead of a red dot?

I'm thinking of putting a Red Dot sight on Jenorado's Beretta 92FS INOX that she uses for IPSC. Jenorado's been shooting this gun for nearly 20 years, but is finding her eyes aren't what they were and her IPSC scores have dropped down (she's competitive!). I don't know a lot (read nothing) about Red Dots and no one in the club or the other clubs we compete at have one on a Berett, does anyone? What brands are really good? What to look for buying one? Do they just mount in the sight dove tail? I remember when I bought her 92 that I ordered an adjustable backsight from Beretta Australia and it was a real $(*%(&*%$ drifting the fixed sight off and the adjustable sight on.....not looking forward to that again.

Thickly cut bread with real butter and a large bowl please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We rented a Winnebago for 6 weeks when the boys where young teens and drove a good way around the coast and inland of Oz, one of the best holidays we ever did for memories.

Are caravans a thing in the U.S? Everyman and his dog aims to get one in Oz either before retirement or after retirement for the 'Big Trip around Oz' there's literally a gazillion of 'em on the highways here.