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Parent, who apparently took the GoFundMe money to buy a fancy car, move into a new place, etc.

Happy Birthday fellas!!!

Looks like a lot of fun!

Any of the straight-walled pistol-caliber rounds above a .38 Special. Easy to handle, easy to load, and a lot of fun.

Jim, follow your doctor's instructions - no matter how annoying! Prayers continue!

Happy Birthday Gary!

Sleeping in one's own bed is often the best medicine one can have!

Get well soon, Jim!

We've planned all three of these around weather and school schedules. We don't have to worry about the latter, as we are empty nesters. But we want to avoid the crowds associated with schools being out during the summer. So two of the trips have been in late September/early October, and this one in ...

Excellent news Jim!

Very nice!

My Dad carried a S&W Model 19 with a 4-inch barrel, except when undercover, as revolvers were considered "cop guns" in the 1970's. He carried a 1911 when undercover.

Back in 2023 Mrs. YK and I took a bus tour centered around Yellowstone National Park. We started in Rapid City (SD), visiting the badlands, then headed west stopping at Mount Rushmore, the Crazy Hose Memorial, Devil's Tower, Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, and ending in Salt Lake City. It was spectacular...

Was just there with the Mrs., on the start of our 7-day bus tour of the National Parks in the area (Montezuma's Castle, Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Bryce Canyon, Antelope Slot Canyon, and Zion National Park). It was the starting point. Was warm for use, and the sun is intense. My mostly Irish/Sco...

Get well soon Jim!

I'm praying for you!

Thanks for the update, Scott. Prayers continue for Jim!

Plowhandle all the way!

Sorry for your loss Gunny.

I'm not sure I want to go through it again. I do know Mrs. YK and I are going to take a pause when Remi passes to travel. I also can't imagine being without a dog and cat, so it will probably be a short pause.

Thanks fellas!

For the first time in 10 years I did not work security over my birthday (at our church's annual "Italian Festival"). Spent today with friends on a picnic at our local police benevolent club (I am a trustee). It was wonderful!

Happy Birthday 308magtip!

London. I'm not sure if he is doing day-trips from there. Then over to Paris. He usually doesn't focus on the big cities, but I guess the ladies he is traveling with won that battle.

Thanks for posting this, Scott. I tried to spoil Mrs. YK, as it was her first Mother's Day in almost 30 years where our children we not in town (or the state, or the country for Y2K).

Happy belated Mother's Day to all the Mom's out there!

Happy birthday!

Prayers up for sure! Thank you for letting us know.

Hi Jim. If you were looking for the same "feel" as your load above, but shooting 200-grain LRN-FP bullets, would you use the same 4.0 grain load of Bullseye? Yes. I have, but with a 230 gr. .45 ACP Roundnose bullet over 4.0 gr. Bullseye. Using that light of powder charge in the big Colt c...

Jay, I read that Leo McCarey took a day and a half to shoot this scene because every time Laughton started the Gettysburg Address, he could not keep from crying, moved by those tremendous words. Part of the solution was to place a camera just behind Laughton to focus on the faces of the bar patrons...

Thanks John! Mrs. YK and I got to celebrate his birthday (28 - time really flies!) with him. Then this week he took off on a trip to... the UK! He's there for a few days then over to France. He's been traveling with some friends of his from college ever since they graduated in 2020. I gave him a Ing...

The 4 gr. Bullseye load is just real pleasant to shoot. Like shooting wadcutters in .38 Special. Accuracy is good from this gun. Have not tried it in other pistols yet. 20 Yards Hi Jim. If you were looking for the same "feel" as your load above, but shooting 200-grain LRN-FP bullets, woul...

Very nice!

Looks like fun, Jim!

Good news, Scott. Prayers continue.

Unreal.

Happy birthday!

Prayers up Scott. Happy to hear things are progressing well.

piller wrote: ↑Fri May 01, 2026 4:03 pm Maybe they only like Kings if they take power from the people, and not Presidents who give power to the people.

+1

"Ruggles of Red Gap" was my maternal grandfather's favorite movie. In the early 90's I found it on VHS, and bought it for him. You'd think I had given him a gold bar. He actually wrote me a thank you letter. My grandmother told me to hold onto it tight, as he seldom wrote personal letters....

Unreal beautiful!

Heck, the crazy leftists didn't even wait for the hour to end before resuming their attacks...

.45colt wrote: ↑Fri Apr 24, 2026 11:04 pm I felt like I was from the "Forbidden Planet".........as there was no contact with the site. Maybe there IS HOPE....................................................... .

Classic reference!

Happy Birthday!

JimT wrote: ↑Sat Apr 25, 2026 3:56 pm22.jpg

+1

Ee gads, that is more than ugly!

Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Fri Apr 24, 2026 2:10 pm Rimfire, I have no idea what you are talking about, but sure do appreciate you making such a generous offer!

+1 - both counts

Couldn't get in for the last few days!

Outstanding!

I picked up some S&B primers during the last shortage. Haven't used them yet. The store said they were a bit "hard", but otherwise, went bang well as long at the firing pin strike was firm.

They are still f-ing around, after all...

Happy Birthday!

My father, until he died when he was 16. A couple friends fathers also stepped up (first firing of a shotgun; first firing of a centerfire rifle). I passed the FBI qualifier at 18, supervised by one of my Dad's friends in the bureau.

Stunning!!!

Happy belated birthday, Jim!

I'm now using a "pill carrier", with seven daily carriers, each with four sections (breakfast, lunch, dinner, bed).

But I'm on the right side of the dirt. And I can afford my medication. I'm blessed.

Happy Birthday!

Looks like a wonderful time!

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