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This would do the trick...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ee3jMgidOVk&t=8s

Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Thu Oct 10, 2024 5:40 am Mark me down as “Gone to Texas!”

samsi wrote: ↑Thu Oct 10, 2024 6:09 pm I'm not buying it, since the chart completely discounts the existence and/or risk of Space Bears...

Agreed!

Happy B-Day!

Watching the storm coverage on Fox News now. Looks like it is going to be horrendous. Prayers up for them for sure.

A.k.a. the "cavalry twist holster". :D I got fairly good in my youth drawing an open-topped version of that with a Colt 1860 Army reproduction. I don't think I've ever seen one for a shorter barrel though. If you get one, post a picture of it. I'm sure I am not the only one who would appre...

Excellent!

My favorite there is Acme Oyster House. They do a grilled oyster with a secret sauce that is out of this world!

Good luck Scott!

Congrats Ted! You know it was meant to be!

For anyone interested, a Ruger Blackhawk in .30 M1 Carbine has come up for auction...

https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/ ... 384e61428f

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Happy B-Day!!!

I bought an old model Bearcat for Y2K, his first handgun, when he was about 5 years old. Of course I controlled the gun and ammo until he was older. We both love it. Just a fun little shooter, and a good quality gun.

That is simply stunning!!!

The Springfields have been coming down. Competition from Girsan and other importers. Quality on those varies quite a bit, but an optics-ready with a rail does looking interesting. Jason, I bet the SA-35 feels great. Eliminating the magazine disconnect does wonders for the trigger pull. Happy to see ...

License plate readers collect data: A system that ostensibly was set up to help police enforce traffic laws by capturing images of license plates combined with a date stamp of their location is capturing much more than license plate numbers. Certain AI-powered cameras that have been mounted on vehic...

Wow, that is some rack!

Dang. I always enjoyed his articles in "Guns of the Old West" magazine and other publications. RIP.

I had some sessions with a physical therapist a few times after I'd strained my back, and in her experience, more than 60% of the "back or right hip problems" for men was caused by them sitting on a wallet for hours and hours at a time for many years. Old No7 Darryl, way back when I got t...

Y2K loves the platform, and a lot of these are now darn accurate guns!

Gotcha. Thanks!

Happy belated Birthday!

Praying for you Tycer!

Looks like the base gun might be a .22-caliber. Is that the case? I don't see a loading gate.

Very nice! Congrats!!!

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I live just south of Charlotte and we got a lot of rain and heavy winds, but were largely spared. By that I mean, sporadic flooding (water only started to recede here yesterday), power outages, downed trees, etc. Our water supply comes out of the Catawba river which is now a muddy mess, so all the w...

Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2024 7:26 am I prefer the older 3 screw guns, not because I thought that they were better but because I like the way the action feels.

+1. Night and day difference on the feel to me!

I was looking at .22 SAA revolvers and ended up with the Taylor/Uberti Cattleman 12 shot . I really like it. It's the same size as a regular colt so if you have larger hands you'll love it. Color case hardened and blued. It shoots well and has taken a few chislers. 12 shots is a plus. I know you as...

Wow! That is a nice one for sure. Museum quality!

Very cool! Thanks for sharing!!!

Happy B-Day fellas!

I'd use a tripod too. And perhaps tap in Y2K...

I do want one of those rounds for my ammunition collection though!

I have had this happen with even "good stuff" made in the USA (I think we all expect it with Chinese-made "stuff"). Drives me crazy when it happens to optics. :evil: Acetone does work. Apply a little, and rub hard. Repeat until the tacky-sticky feeling is gone. It will take off m...

Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2024 1:31 pm I sort of wish I had taken some before photos

+1

gamekeeper wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2024 7:17 pm The mayor of London is hated by most Brits but London is not really part of Britain anymore.

Unfortunately, we have plenty of cities - and a couple states - that are no longer part of the USA.

I wonder why they never had an AR-15 in .30 M1 Carbine caliber? Or maybe they did and I missed the memo.

So, the three biggest gun control laws of the last century were the Gun Control Acts of 1934 and 1968, and the Assault Weapons Ban of 1994. The immediate or proximate drivers of each were: GCA 1934: Organized crime (gang) violence, primarily in Chicago GCA 1968: Assassinations (JFK, MLK, RFK) AWB 19...

The last time I cared what English leaders thought about American politics was before 1776... "London Mayor Sadiq Khan is warning the American people against electing Trump. “What I’d say in a respectful way to Americans is: I don’t think you realize that the rest of the world is watching becau...

Stunning!!!

Very impressive indeed!

Oh, and she carries beer well too!

So, what did the Ruger start life as? I've been looking to get a companion to the Winchester I bought from you years ago! :D The .25-20 WCF is such a fun cartridge. Now, unless you are made of money, it is a reloading proposition to shoot one. Darn they want obscene money for a box of the stuff! :sh...

That was one of the first centerfire firearms Y2K ever fired (the M1 Carbine) and he loved it! :D I too have a Ruger Blackhawk in that caliber and agree: no kick all blast! If you want to really grab someone's attention, shoot it indoors. Everyone stops and looks over to see what you are shooting. :...

JimT wrote: ↑Wed Sep 25, 2024 5:53 pm PS - my late wife did the scrimshaw. She did a lot of some years ago.

That's wonderful Jim. I can't imagine anything more special.

John, I always get a kick out of your current sign-off:

"Whatever you do always give 100%........... unless you are donating blood."

I suppose the same applies to getting a circumcision!

Happy B-Day!

I wish it wasn't needed. Same thing with churches. Who would have thought when most of us were growing up? But I do like seeing when both schools and churches - any anyplace else - decides to no longer be a free-fire zone for maniacs.

Those pigs are better looking... and smarter...

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