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Mescalero wrote:I live there JN, I call it snotsdale.
A lot of " entitled " people there.

I was once doing an install job in a big house up there, other side of that peak. We called in snotsdale too

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Never heard one called the Columbus. But then one outfit here doesn't really mix with the rest of us, so that's not really surprising.

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Just three. Original plans were for something like seven, but the budgets and political will wouldn't stretch that far, site is about done as construction goes. We still have biologists studying those squirrels too.

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Old Ironsights wrote:I think Jerry (jnyork) is in Scotsdale ... Somewhere in AZ anyway.

Isn't it Yuma? Someone here is in Yuma....

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BrentD wrote:
92&94 wrote:If you get homesick come up to Mt. Graham, we just got about 2' of snow over the weekend It'll mostly be gone if we get a couple weeks of sun.

What are you doing on Grahams? I used to work up there, long long ago.

I work at one of the telescopes.

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If you get homesick come up to Mt. Graham, we just got about 2' of snow over the weekend

It'll mostly be gone if we get a couple weeks of sun.

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My local FFL did two transfers from private sellers for me last year. Both neglected to include a copy of their DL as instructed. We eventually got the copies from both - one was just a busy guy, the other had the 'tude. FFL himself had to call up the second one and explain why the ATF wanted him to...

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As I said before, we comment on comical behavior because it is comical. Point fingers all ya like mik, you just confirm my initial take of your personality - as I no doubt confirm your take on mine. That's life, we're not all wired to get along. That said, I would like to thank NKJ for providing the...

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Sounds like our pup - pure Socorro mongrel

(the only reason I know what a basenji is - my wife kept trying to see basenji in this dog

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What kind of dog is he?

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Well, so far the only post/reply that was really informative and not speculative sounding was Bill in Oregon's last post. Most of the rest just said the sellers were stupid and ignorant. Did you take offense? Oh well, I guess that's too bad :lol: Didn't intend to, but I stand by my original post. N...

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The range I use most often is pretty tame, lots of space if one wishes to avoid company. I was shooting their yesterday, aware that a vehicle that had driven down the road behind me turned around and drove up to where I was shooting. Figure this was a good time to pick up brass and check out who it ...

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Hmmm, sounds like a lot of jail house lawyers condemning those that aren't as "smart" as they are. Anybody wanna quote the exact law? Section, subsection, paragraph, and sentence? Or is all this wonderful information what has been read online and/or Bubba's uncle's sister's nephew once to...

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There is also a guy in Albuquerque who keeps posting his guns for sale on a local internet classified board and insisting that the buyer will sign a bill of sale. I've always heard of bills of sale being used to demonstrate legal ownership by the buyer - as in "this is not stolen", not th...

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. He sounds like one of those "rare gun" sellers...................... :roll: . Yeah, he's selling various "mint/perfect" (his words :roll: ) condition guns, but nothing truly old. Prices aren't all that bad really, compared to some I've seen. This has been going on for months w...

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There is also a guy in Albuquerque who keeps posting his guns for sale on a local internet classified board and insisting that the buyer will sign a bill of sale. I've always heard of bills of sale being used to demonstrate legal ownership by the buyer - as in "this is not stolen", not the...

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bulldog1935 wrote:Instead of smart bombs, we should have just dropped michael moore sean penn brad pitt alec baldwin, et.al. into the middle of them

Those guys definitely qualify as dumb bombs.

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Hey, now that's a good idea. Celebrity ambassadors are all the rage in this administration. Of course, I would suggest that Yemen is the place that needs their particular brand of expertise. Hear they got lots of stray guns running around in Yemen right now, Moore can be ambassador and do a movie on...

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I'll listen to what they say after they have been shot at a while. I've never been shot at, so I generally keep my pie hole shut on matters that involve being shot at. Moore obviously does not spend much time with his pie hole shut.

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My only real complaint with Rossi's is that the octagon barrels are not tapered. It seems kinda silly to beef about that, but I like what I like. Do the Italian guns have tapered barrels on the rifles? Looking at a 44 mag 24". I'll go with a Rossi if I have to, but I really like tapers. I suppo...

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Looks like I'm quite the mutant! :lol: Taste isn't all that strong compared to actual liver, it's just my best guess at comparing it to something most have tasted. I've had turkey's we raised that had the same kind of overtone to the dark meat, though vastly milder than the few meals of game I've ha...

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I made sauerbraten again at work this week, using some venison that a friend gave me.

Recipe used more wine than vinegar for the marinade, and the gravy's secret ingredient..... ginger snaps!

Man it was good. Never knew you could actually get rid of the liver taste with venison

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I'm very sorry to hear it Blaine

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Can't say much about 1970 prices, that's when I was born :lol: There was some nasty inflation right around then. In college I had a 1970 Jeep that originally sold for $4k new. Within just a few years they cost $15k or more, better than $20k by the time I got to college. In that context, even the inf...

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Yeah, I understand inflation. 22's are still overpriced. I used to buy 9mm for around $.18/round, maybe less for reloads, last time I bought some it was $.30 --- by that estimation, cheapie .22's should be back around $.04/round. It's still just brass, powder, and lead, like the 9mm I bought last mo...

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I didn't see it last time I was in there... could be I've forgotten to look after never seeing any for a couple years

A local store has some up here - $9 per 50 for Rem

I used to pay that for 9mm

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Most gold miners are three nine fine

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Actually, back when I used to drink enough likker to get a hangover, a very cold glass of milk was one of my best morning cures. These days I still like it, next to coffee and beer it's probably my favorite drink. Noticing the price is kind of academic however, what with my wife's pets: DSCN1763.JPG

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Nothing like radiation to keep the milk fresh. It is amazes me that the owner of a corner dairy, open from 7.00 am to 11pm makes any money at all. Unless it's: Sweets,lollies, candy for the kids, Porn for the males Liquor for the ladies. Ironically, those stores are where milk costs most around her...

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Every store usually has "loss leaders". A wise shopper will take advantage of them. (Although, it's sort of hard to stock up on milk :P ....... I'm broke enough that I factor in fuel cost for the drive) Last I heard, loss leaders are illegal or restricted in something like 22 states. I do...

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And that expensive milk and cheap milk in New Zealand comes from the same cows. Contrary to what some people believe cheap milk does not come from sick cows. http://writehererightnow.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/cows-spread.jpg I'm curious why you have both cheap milk and expensive milk in NZ. ...

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I generally don't go for front sights with moving parts, but that Beech is a really cool device.

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So the Grinch is selling his shotgun?

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Do you realize what this means?

Al must be able to tell the truth on occasion!

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If it comes to it, you could make new pins out of brass rod. You melt the end with an oxy-acetylene torch to form a ball, then put the pin through a hole in a steel plate and hammer the ball flatish (probably have to anneal once before you're done). Won't be as pretty as those, but functional. I use...

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Do you mean just the hp required to impart a spin to the bullet? Shouldn't be much. I think the fact that it happens in such a short time actually might mean it IS lots of HP, since HP is something like work/time. Yeah, the power required to get the bullet moving to 1500 fps in a fraction of a seco...

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If you lived closer I would show up with my horrible old truck and mescalero to drive it (I posted a pic and he claimed that truck would wreck his kidneys :lol: ) Heck, I'd consider it now, but it would take two weeks to get it up there and when I did you would probably have another non-running vehi...

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Do you mean just the hp required to impart a spin to the bullet? Shouldn't be much.

I was never very clever with classical physics for some reason, but if you have a clear idea what you want to know it shouldn't be too hard to work out - thanks to the web.

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That's a Shinto saw rasp I believe. I've seen those but never tried one.

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Obviously, everyone will use different techniques to do a job. My technique for removal of such a small amount of material, with very small likelihood of removing too much material, would be to start with a #4 pillar file' followed by a #6 Pillar file, so fine as to leave the very faintest of tool ...

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Now this is weird. I ordered five of them from Amazon a couple weeks ago, went to get you a link and the page is gone - as in discontinued. One that I ordered is a spare, so if you can't find one you can have my spare. The sockets I got to go with them are about 0.5" deep, so I don't have to u...

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Now this is weird. I ordered five of them from Amazon a couple weeks ago, went to get you a link and the page is gone - as in discontinued. One that I ordered is a spare, so if you can't find one you can have my spare. The sockets I got to go with them are about 0.5" deep, so I don't have to us...

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Yeah, well, that's your shop

I have no problem taking 1/32 off with a grinder. Just takes a light touch.

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The Magpul swivels are about 0.33" from the shoulder to the end of the male part. Might just fit for you, and if even that one was a little long you'd only have 0.03" to take off at the grinder.

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I might still buy one, since the Pederson action is a neat idea. But I've been looking at subcompacts lately, and found that I really don't care for the single stack grips. Been shooting my Browning Hi Powers too long I guess. So instead I'm looking at buying a PX4 Subcompact. If I do that the R51 m...

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I have some Magpul QD swivels downstairs, I can go measure them if you like. I don't use this stuff, but bought it to install in some stocks for a couple guys - it actually is a really good solution for some of the stuff I make. I've been sticking to all USA made stuff (preferably steel parts) like ...

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That is a fine looking knife! I really like it! :mrgreen: Drilling small holes in wood can be tough, especially figured wood - that little flexy bit wants to just follow the grain whichever way is least resistant. About the only thing you can do is run the drill press fast and feed the bit slow - th...

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I had a dog I cured of killing chickens. The main thing is that the dog has to value your pleasure over his own, not all do. After that its just a question of communicating your displeasure

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I'm very sorry to hear it Doc, I have a soft spot for goats - in spite of their sometimes difficult nature they are very friendly animals. Like a dog, they are impossible not to like if you like animals. We had one that came with a dairy calf as company, we later gave him to a cattle rancher who als...

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No need for an apology, that thread going south was nothing whatsoever to do with your posts. If those guys had wanted to do it right, they could have gone off to the political forum and debated the subject there. Ironically, it seems easier to have a thread locked up over there than over here! :lol:

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