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46 with my company.

This guy happened to be wearing spurs. Owns rodeo bulls.

Sounds like you were close to heat stroke. 97/97 is harder than here at 110° and low humidity. But you have to watch it. Either way.

Morning Joe

Yeah too bad, put some good miles on those. Laced tight they can be ok except for going down hill when it jams the big toe.

Red Wings, ah Red Wings, this pair over 30 yrs old but alas, foot length grew.

New AC unit going on.

Let me step out of character to post something for Six, historical of course.

Buffalo wings were invented by a Sicilian in Buffalo. 110° here but it is a dry heat.

Hemp hats seem to resist sweat. This after a week at 110°in golf.

Well, you may think heat is heat but get a wet bulb thermometer and put it next to a regular one. You may change your mind.

Little hotter today

It’s a dry heat.

It was cooler on the course I am sure.

You have to catch up on the earlier awards.

Coming attractions …

And btw, John Deere is moving their production out of the Midwest to Mexico.

The run down on 1913 94?

A friend had a Great Pyrenees with a similar problem from wrestling with his sister. I adjusted the dog under anesthesia after X-rays at a vet’s office with good results. The owner bought me this wrist adjusting drop piece in thanks. I borrowed one like it to do the adjustment. No charge by any one....

Beer should be cold 38°. I for one don’t care how anyone else likes it or what they drink, just me!

The Budlght freezer died.

Wee dogey

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Don’t give up an inch.

That was for personal battles. On who votes, let nothing float by.

$2.75

9 holes at 104° then a couple beers and ribs on the grill 450° for one hour.

104° today … but it is a dry heat

Well, a definition THATS why rednecking is so important…….fix yo own S….take care of all things without making a phone call….do yo own heating and cooling, provide yo own transportation (short trips, maybe 1 mile,….sheeeeeeettttt bro………I’ve lived that way pretty much most of my life, first, out of n...

Only 7 1/2 yds just to see where it hit but still interesting.

The new Ruger Flat top, just moved the sight picture left after the first shot.

Ok, with a Mod 24 and a New Frontier. I found a couple of New Frontiers in 44 and 45 particularly accurate.

I tried 2400 from 11.0 - 17.0 in one grain increments except for a stop off at 12.5 which turned out to be the most accurate. I prefer them about 800 fps. Offhand with a S&W Model 24.

I have an 1894c made in 79. That was a good year for them. This fellow is a vet here. In fact there Six, he has been here six days longer than you have. I think maybe about 12 yrs ago he sent me a Camillus pocket knife.

There are a very wide range of loads that work very well in a 44 Spl at 44 Spl velocities say 750 - 1,000 fps. No particularly special or secret loads are necessary. Almost anything Bullseye to 2400 will work well.

Now, on me being the leader, as Six knows if that were the case I would straighten out this rules misconception and rein him in like the old days. But that was only to keep the whole thread from being deleted as happened a couple times before. But there was a lot behind the scenes that only gk knew ...

Yes gk you can. Keep in mind you can also fire 45 Colt, 45-70 and .444 ammo.

In the building remodel a New England Firearms single shot .410 turned up that I didn’t recall I had.

Say gk, you’re not the one logging me out are you?

Saw Glen at a fair. Sat right in front of the stage.

Hacked, any experience?

94° here, still not enough to sweat, dry, light breeze.

New office lights

OW, what a perspective that I recall from being there but so different from SoCal.

Very interested in how this transition to 5,000 acres turns out. Keep us updated!

85° but its a dry heat

A winner - .257 ?? Who has one?

Good news on that 25-20, still have one I got for $450. Balmy 85° here.

I see further delineation is needed. Since the production of scotch whiskey or simply scotch in its various forms predated the appearance of golf in Scotland I suggest we assume the elite were drinking scotch at the time and that would be whiskey.

Not Bourbon, more likely Scotch.

A friend had one and did very well with it.

Similar here with 20-45 mph winds. Makes golf interesting.

Should be interesting as it goes along Gk.

Won’t be HRC.

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