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when my wife and i camp we eat well , she is that gourmet cook and we spent years camping so it doesnt matter i=f we are at home or over a wood camp fire , we eat well , sometimes too well , ive been known to gain weight when traveling with her and thats not my norm , im usually very stable within a few pound's

Just be kind. Welcome new shooters help 'em out as appropriate and make sure they have fun. After all, that's why we're out there. It's really simple.

pretty soon we need to elect lawmakers that pass laws that mean something .....or unpass laws that mean nothing - this should be the first - are people really this stupid ???

ill never be top shooter in any catagory again , but every shoot i strive for a clean shoot and my best ....im still working on that

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Heck yeah, I'd ride it!!!

You are nicer than me. I'd have given them a DNF for that stage because the stage is not over until the last person clears their guns at the unloading table.

Please tell me that isn't another publicly funded California wet dream.

as scary as those videos' are , ive been happy to find most of the high school kids that shoot trap at our range are smarter than that and our state stats have tanked in recent decades

I never had much use for those kinds of rides. I got my jollies by skiing, racing sports cars, climbing mountains and hunting or fishing, chasing girls, and riding horses and mules.....not necessarily in that order. And then there were the years in the Army and Marine Corps.

Today the most common version of Ed's Red is equal parts of Dextron ATF fluid, Acetone, Deodorized Kerosene, and Aliphatic Mineral Spirits. Back in the day this was the original recipe from Hatcher's Notebook. Ed’s Red – The Original Recipe Bore Cleaner Store in a metal container with a good lid to prevent the Acetone from evaporating. When cleaning parts that need to soak I use new paint cans sized to the job.

There are massive numbers of people who just look for some BS reason to force their stupid ideas on other people because you know, they are so much smarter than anyone else so they NEED to force it down our throats to justify their useless existence.....and no one challenges them.

Good question. There was a time when I would have answered yes, but I'm too old and crippled up now to do it. Okay, I'll admit I'm part of the problem these days.

I have been outbid 3 times on one. Good luck, you won’t touch one under $1250 and most are going for $1500-$1800. The ‘normal’ texas patersons are going for $1,000-$1,500 depending on what they come with. This doesn’t included limited edition cased models going for more.

Dad and I used to take eggs along, too. He had a trick: He had about four dozen of the old Alka-Seltzer bottles. (I'd love to find a cache of those bottles. I have no real use for them any more but I'd still like for the nostalgia) He'd crack six eggs and put them one at a time in one of those bottles, put a piece of wax paper over the top and screw the lid back on. He had a few net bags that held six or seven of those bottles and we'd put them in those ice cold Rocky Mountain streams and they'd keep for a week or so. He did he same thing with butter in half pint Mason jars, and a canteen or two full of milk. Mother Nature's fridge. He always made a mix of flour and seasonings for the fish (generally one of three types of trout), and a flapjack mix with a jar of maple syrup. They were kept in some cotton canvas string top bags. We also used the skillet in the stream trick, too. Heavy load but we were seldom more than a few yards from the car and it all fir in a couple of war surplus gas mask bags. We ate well. Hunting was a different story. We took along home made jerky or pemmican, apples, sour dough biscuits, carrots, candy bars, and other things that would fit in our pockets. Add canned beans, chili, soups and a few other things that were left in the car. Refrigeration was suppled by snow or what Dad called "wild ice" busted out of streams or ponds...or frozen puddles. Ate well then, too.

oh , i unfortunately knew a few - but some stopped before the rest when it happened - the company ;lost a steady stream of income i assure you , no matter how small a single or group was when you add it up - its a lot , .............really DUMB MOVE on their part going with a political flow instead of reading their base

He did say it would be easy to repair...I just wonder why it was made this way, or is the theory that it is much cheaper and easier to repair the tool rather that replace the shotgun firing pin bushings if hardened steel pins damaged the three holes. That WOULD make sense, to a degree.

Exactly

And when you have read it, pay close attention to the closing words. "And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor." Ask yourself, would you be willing to give up everything for your freedom and the freedom of your countrymen. They did.

your welcome , i have researched a lot on my 22s , some of oit ive saved some not , glad i was able to help you

This is exactly what the two new lawsuits are claiming!! It should give both of the plaintiff parties standing and meet the requirements for cert!