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Happy birthday DT!

JimT wrote: ↑Thu Jun 12, 2025 2:32 pm SOLD?

What does that mean?

I was thinking the same thing!

Happy Father's Day fellas!

We are good. My rain gauge only goes to 5 1/2 inches and it was totally full when we got home from Raton this afternoon. I’m not in a place where we need to worry about flooding. Good to hear! I swear they picked up the state of South Carolina and put it in Florida. Rains almost every afternoon now...

Overall, 30%. But I do have one lever-action shotgun in the mix.

... our men and women down range, in theater in the Middle East. And for the innocent civilians on both sides of the shooting between Israel and Iran. Of course, given that Israel is targeting military and command locations, and Iran is targeting civilians, my prayers aren't equally dispersed...

to the US Army, our beloved flag - and to President Donald Trump! Just finished watching the 250th birthday celebration for the U.S. Army (parade, fireworks, music) in Washington. It was FANTASTIC! Thank you to all who have served (or are serving) in our oldest military branch. This was a celebratio...

Saw there was flooding in San Antonio. Hopefully you and yours are safe!

Very cool!

Happy belated birthday fellas. Tried to post this yesterday, but it just locked up again...

Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Fri Jun 13, 2025 11:03 am Very sorry to hear this Ted.

+1

Rimfire McNutjob wrote: ↑Thu Jun 12, 2025 8:48 pm If this were really Blaine, there would have been a pun dropped on us. I am skeptical.

I was thinking the same thing! Like me posting a picture without any slippers in it.

Good to see you posting, Blaine!!!

Agreed!

Prayers up. I am sorry for your loss.

Happy belated birthday Gary!

That is WAY cool!

Funny, Y2K and I just shot the SMLE a few weeks ago. It reminded me (since we were working our way through military bolt actions) that I still need a P14 or P17 in my collection!

I agree.... We need more DOGE! JBowen I agree. I shot off an email, and told them to put all money they saved back into ss and Medicare. see how it goes. or does that make too much sense? Only problem is that the politicians will then raid those funds too... just like they have been doing for decad...

all the time... at every level of government... never resting or relenting! SO, my own personal story with government ineptitude. :evil: When my FIL passed away in 2016 his wife did a quit-claim transfer (deed) to his four children for the oil and mineral rights of his property in rural Ohio. We sta...

Thanks Ray!

OldWin wrote: ↑Wed May 28, 2025 9:18 am That is very nice. I'm a 1911 guy, but I like the Hi-Power too. They shoot well for me.
The grips are nice too, buy that pistol just screams STAGS to me.

I'm a 1911 guy too, first and foremost (well, for semi-automatics anyway).

Stags would really make it pop!

That is a sweet piece Tell me does case color have any BETTER Rust Protection than A High Quality Standard Blue???? Or is it mostly eye candy Either way its sick, congrats! IIRC, it was originally used as it produced a harder, more corrosion-resistant finish. I'm not sure that is truly the case. Bu...

While the Hi Power isn't my cup of tea (nothing wrong with it, I just found that a 1911 worked better), that right there is one pretty one. I recognized Esmeralda's work. The lady has talent. She does. I don't think she offers Browning Hi-Power/P-35 grips any longer (at least I didn't see them on h...

4t5 wrote: ↑Tue May 27, 2025 8:42 pm Hope you shoot it !

I took it with me when Y2K and I shot last. It shoots as nicely as it looks!

I picked up an unusual mold that I have not been able to find anything on. Three cavity, made of brass, with no sprue plate. No markings either. One of the round ball cavities measures out to .375-inches. So does the base of the oddly-shaped conical. But the other round ball cavity drops a .50-calib...

I didn't need another P-35/Hi Power. But "need" hasn't defined my collecting for a long time. :wink: I had seen several ads for a color case-hardened P-35. I figured the pictures either were touched up, or they picked the best one they could find. But I was out of town earlier in the month...

Today's the first day it wouldn't just bounce me out after hanging up for a while.

:lol: :lol: :lol: Laughing at the song, not the post. When Y2K was young, when he heard the song "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown", he'd get to that verse, singing along, and say... " he had 32 guns in his pocket for fun, and a laser in his shoe! " :lol: :lol: :lol: I think I probably said ...

Happy B-Day!

It may be worth buying from the company just to support their name!

My FIL owned a Christmas Tree farm in Ohio when my wife and I were engaged. She used to work it during every spring break in high school and college. We decided to come down one spring to "camp" there in his camper, with another couple. Both the guys were looking forward to shooting. :D So...

Now I'm hungry!

oldebear1950 wrote: ↑Wed May 21, 2025 11:59 am And here I thought I was the only reader of J T EDSON

Nope.

And my son is known here as "Y2K", originally "Ysabel Kid's Kid"...

Happy B-Day!

Well, big "6-1"? I guess not that big. Thanks John! Happy belated b-day 3008magtip!

Happy belated b-day!

Wait a minute - a rabbit in England? I saw a movie once where one of those suckers took out several knights. Vicious little suckers... You are lucky to come out of that one alive, Nath!

I've always assumed it was a combination of the tiny original rim and the straight-sided case that let black powder fouling blow back into the action that kept the .45 Colt from being chambered in leverguns. I also read those were the reasons why. I didn't realize when I got my Winchester 94AE that...

They did not have .45-60 WCF. Oh well...

Happy belated B-Day!

Great score! It's been a long time since I've seen a can of Red Dot in a store!

I was. I couldn't log in on my personal computer for a week. Or rather, it would start logging in, I'd get the blue circle of frustration, and then it would puke out.

Baco flavored crackers and "snuggles" shaped hot dog buns. I miss them both!

Very nice!

Happy B-Day!

Way, way back - 40 years ago when I was in college and living in an apartment off campus, my roommate decided to get a boa constrictor for a pet. It was about 5.5 feet long, and just one long muscle. Boring pet, so he promptly ignore it most days. I felt bad for it (silly, I know), so when I got bac...

Happy belated B-day!

Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Mon May 05, 2025 1:32 pm Jason, you know how to "get outta town" better than anyone I know. Well done!

I'll second that!

Sounds like a great getaway!!!

If you ever post that you have proof of Hillary's guilt, we know you've been set up!

Old No7 wrote: ↑Mon May 05, 2025 7:41 am Happy Birthday Y2K!!

Ysabel Kid wrote: ↑Sun May 04, 2025 8:33 pm If I am in town (versus business travel), we try to head to his gun club once a week or so.
Further proof that you guys raised him right!!!

Old No7

Another great article by Mike Rhinehart... The Patriot Post® · The Old Man By Mike Rhinehart · May 6, 2025 https://patriotpost.us/articles/116976-the-old-man-2025-05-06 I first met him at a field trial for pointing dogs. He was sitting somewhat away from the crowd viewing the action as the horseback...

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