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  3. Here is a concise write up of AR’s opinions on Cops, Trump and Christians. It’s not a site you have to give your email or agree to anything. https://www.hollywoodintoto.com/alan-ritchsons-tough-guy-trump-church/ I would just like to add that one night my wife and I were watching Reacher and I commented “I wonder if this guy is just a facade and in real life he’s a leftist?” My wife said “It’s just a show.” Me: “And Mao’s little red book is just a book.” (Cue roll eyes)
  4. These actors and all entertainers need to shut up and do their thing. We don’t need to hear their politics!
  5. The 330 and the Casino are not complete hollow bodies. They’re considered semi hollow bodies. I’m not sure what you mean. The 335 is also a semi hollow body. Thanks for the compliment on the guitar though.
  6. http://slinkworks.com/Gun_Log_SPC.html
  7. From your comment I'm assuming you are shooting completely stock handguns? I'll push the question a bit and assume you are also shooting completely stock rifle and shotgun? Since they were designed that way? In 19 years you've been playing CAS, I would also assume that you have ALSO seen people shooting guns that have had action jobs, short stroked, SG barrels opened up? Or God forbid, removal of a Ruger transfer bar. All of this modifications fall outside of the design of the firearm in question. Yet a huge majority of our Cowboy/Cowgirl friends go this route. I slip hammer my pistols (Ruger NMV) all the time. Were they designed by Ruger not to be slipped hammer's? I don't know, never talked with the design engineer about it. I do know the lawyer's got involved and explained how to shoot the gun in the owners manual. They state you must fully release the trigger for each shot. I used to have an issue, occasionally, with the dreaded Ruger go-around. Really it was my problem with the hammer profile I was using and the fact my cocking thumb has absolutely no feeling in it what so-ever. I say never, repeat never, run a 38 cal sizing punch through your thumb!!! It will remove all feeling sensation from that thumb. But I have since changed the hammer profile (thumb still has no feeling in it) and the dreaded go-around is completely gone. My problem, and I'm assuming everyone with the go-around, is not fully rotating the cylinder, short stroking the gun. Not over rotation. And I have to agree with Stump Water's comment. If your gun (Ruger) is over rotating, you have a problem with that firearm. If your cylinder, cylinder latch (CL), CL plunger and spring are all in proper working order, the gun cannot over rotate. The CL prevents it, having nothing to do with trigger location. I can only speak for the Ruger's, never played around with any other manufacture of CAS single action guns. Final thought on "shoot the pistola in the least accurate manner", good thing this game is not about accuracy (to a point). We have evolved into a race against the timer. I'm equally as accurate on a 16X16 plate whether I slip hammer or pull the trigger with each shot. Accurate in, did I hit the plate? We are not shooting bullseye here. I can just do it much faster (name of our game now) by SLIP HAMMERING. But then, what do I know? Cardboard Cowboy
  8. Thank you Pards for posting this. He’s just another Useful Idiot. Screw him. A quote from the Hollywood Reporter that Dave linked: “Trump is a rapist and a con man, and yet the entire Christian church seems to be treat him like he’s their poster child and it’s unreal. I don’t understand it.”
  9. No, now that I have heard part of I wish I could disremember this one. Is “disremember” a word? Otto doesn’t mind it.
  10. Like it or not Baldwin the ACTOR is not at fault. That is how the movie industry works. Baldwin the PRODUCER is guilty of homicide. He was directly responsible for the conditions on set that started this chain of events.
  11. I believe she learned that move here
  12. yup , youall have access to a lot more on line data than i do as i spend so little time there , im disappointed to see this i really liked him in the series , i guess it goes to show where these folks think - when you pretend for a living ...you really never think real in life , sad
  13. https://armahobbynews.pl/en/blog/2022/10/19/the-coral-aircobras/
  14. these are nice rifles - i had a Belgian version of the FAL one of the early imports to the US as 308 match rifles
  15. mine was an oven , its over 60 years old , my wife said the bulb just came off in her hand 0 im sure it did , we hsave lived her 33 years , the house was 30 years old whe we bought it as the second owners , i dont believe ive ever replaced it in all of our years here , i got it done with a pair of needle nose ....not my first rodeo , its interesting some of these bulbs ;last so long ---but then its a double oven and the other bulb is still working at this point ,
  16. I read this one a while ago. It was in Arkansas, in the first grade the teacher and janitor took the kids to their respective restrooms and showed them how to use flush toilets and urinals.
  17. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-features/alan-ritchson-interview-reacher-faith-stardom-mental-health-1235864260/ https://www.menshealth.com/entertainment/a60454434/alan-ritchson-donald-trump/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2024/04/15/reacher-star-alan-ritchson-faces-backlash-after-trump-comments/?sh=51aefd3e50c3
  18. By now the Russians know that we tapped their military comm cable in the Sea of Japan near Vladivostok but it was secret for many years.
  19. That's a really beautiful guitar and I bet she sounds fantastic! What a great gift! The 335 got mentioned, but the Casino's counterpart would be the ES-330 as they are complete hollow bodies, hence the trapeze tailpiece, and the neck joining the body at the 16th fret. Also the P90s do sound quite brighter than humbuckers. Just different guitars for different purposes.
  20. he got you a nice one , my son also collects guitars [he plays them well] im not up on them but im seeing that these ae quite valuable
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