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Bill in Oregon

Too bad the durn mantle and wick are so spendy, Lenn. That did clean up nicely.

Bill in Oregon

Love to see all your tinkering, Lenn. I am pretty sold on that German ratchet can opener.

Bill in Oregon

Shasta, I think that set is for the 8X58r Sauer. I looked pretty closely at Cartridges of the World ... Thanks.

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Just thought I'd ask ...

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Well how on earth did I miss this? Hope you had a fine day, Jim!

Bill in Oregon

I have eight pairs of shorts, but three have holes in them ...

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Man, we sure need like buttons on this forum.

Bill in Oregon

This is an inspiring thread, boys.

Bill in Oregon

He "did the Lord's work" in a very tough job, the nature of which was to play the second fiddle as long as he lived -- and he lived long. A good man.

Bill in Oregon

"Democrat pheasants ..."

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Haven't tried it Brian, but do come from the Rogue Valley of Southern Oregon, where in the town of Ashland natural "Lithia Water" bubbles up in public fountains. One takes it for one's health, and not just for fun after the first time. This is the home of Lithia Motors, a large car dealership chain.

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Darned good question, Milton. Hope someone can answer it.

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posted 27 March 2021 01:27 I have a nice LoWall relined from 22 WCF to 25-20 SS. 26 inch barrel with perfect bore, nice blue remaining with usual pin arrogant idiot areas of light rust area. Win. rear barrel semi-buckhorn with elevator and factory blade front. Drilled and tapped for scope blocks (ha...

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Agree. I wish I was out shooting a black powder cartridge rifle.

Bill in Oregon

Going to Easter Mass with my honey, who kindly shoots this old Protestant an elbow when it is time to kneel.

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Scott, you both have my prayers. We really are family here, especially during the tough times.

Bill in Oregon

Fascinating! Good luck with your Savage and please let us tag along on your ride!

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Hey look! A monkey over there! And he kipes the double ...

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That was a big momma bear!
Doc, was that near Estes Park, Colorado?

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Grizz, what a nice thing to do. That's a really handsome blade and it has my favorite wood for scales.

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The problem with John's books is that they make me want to buy revolvers and write bad checks ...

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Both pathetic and shameful, but mostly pathetic.

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Great "blast from the past," Ray. The day I turned 21, I bought a Smith Model 28 Highway Patrolman. I've had other .357s over the years, a Ruger Security Six, a Smith 686 and an older Model 66 that had too much bark for my ears. I enjoyed loading for them and shooting them, but tend to want somethin...

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Another head scratcher: Why the heck did I sell that Ruger Single Six I had in .32 H&R Mag?

Bill in Oregon

Great job on that table, Lenn. What Grizz said. Looks like drainage basins seen from a jet passing overhead.

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Liking those grips, Lenn. Nobody else has a pair anything like them!

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Lenn, this is fascinating. Thanks for posting up!

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Jason, I went with the SOCOM after a long talk about it with a grizzled old Army master sergeant who had seen it first deployed against a minaret in Afghanistan, from which this GI's unit was taking heavy fire. Under the rules of engagement at that time, fire could be returned against a mosque if it...

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Well I'll be! First time I ever saw that Bully Beef can opener.

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My .458 SOCOM runs in the same pack ...

I need to try handloading some of those FTX bullets.

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Doc, thanks. Copying, pasting and emailing to my internist.

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Oh, Blaine ... Yoohoo ...

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He who hesitates ... still has cash in his wallet.

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All right Jim, give out on your source of primed .22 cases or ... or ...

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"Now a good physical or occupational therapist WILL show you stuff like that and not just milk your insurance for the maximum visit-count." Majority of my PT visits have been of the latter stripe. Perhaps one in three physical therapists I have used have given lasting wisdom, but when you have a goo...

Bill in Oregon

Look forward to your report, Earl.

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Beautiful sight indeed, Earl. I remember getting all set to load .25-20 some years ago, and then when I went to order a Marlin Classic I realized they had been out of production for years. Dumb.

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Ted, I blame the late Bob Milek for my fondness for the .30 Herrett. It was the first wildcat cartridge I loaded for. I put together an outfit just like Bob's: 10-inch Contender barrel, 2X Leupold pistol scope, T/C chest holster and loading the 125-grain Sierra for deer. It was a wonderfully accurat...

Bill in Oregon

Been years, but it was good stuff then. I have driven by the shop in El Paso. Pretty low-key.

Bill in Oregon

A woman who was a second mom to me died Tuesday morning from Covid complications, and my honey's 41-year-old nephew is fighting for oxygen in a Seattle hospital with Covid. This thing is real.

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I am not Catholic but my honey is. Last Mass we attended, there was a short blurb in the bulletin mentioning the cell line issue and leaving it up to the conscience of each congregant whether to get the vaccines or not.

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Well, I am feeling back to normal this morning. I honestly don't mind being among the test pool for RNA messenger vaccines. I hope that when we look back on this pandemic and all the pharmacological and epidemiological lessons learned, it will be mostly positive. Only time will tell.

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Malamute, thanks for sharing your extensive experience in detail. Perhaps I have not given the TENS unit a fair trial for my lumbar pain. It occurs to me that it would make the whole shebang more comfortable if I shaved my lower back as it is not all that much fun pulling off those pads. Doc, I agre...

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Do you recall any of the words in your new language?

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Well, true to form I woke up this morning with a low-grade fever and aching all over after getting a last-minute call from the state of New Mexico that a slot had opened up at the local Walmart. Nothing a tumbler of Jack and some aspirin won't cure eh? What the heck, I am retired.

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Had a P365 for a couple of months and traded it. The ergonomics just didn't work for me.

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Bueno, amigo.

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.. I would look closely at this new little Ruger for daily carry.
https://www.ruger.com/products/max-9/models.html

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I'll be darned. Didn't know a water ram made a sound.

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