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Bill in Oregon

Yup Oskar is half shi-tzu and half King Charles Cavalier/Javanese. We are pretty fond of the little toot. He is 8 months old. We just added a third guy; little Theo is half Pomeranian and half poodle. Our Aussie, Bella, has her hands full with these two clowns. http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b356...

Bill in Oregon

I've known some fine Marines over the years, and admire the heck out of every one of them. Enjoy your new life in Arizona. Such a beautiful state.

Bill in Oregon

Well I'll be. I often wondered where your nom de guerre came from.

Bill in Oregon

These are sure tempting. There's one in a local shop, standard carbine with MicroGroove rifling and a Lyman peep for $400. I'd rather have a Model 8 in .35 though.

Bill in Oregon

Blaine, I'm not much of a Taurus fan. Their warranty support is very good, but after working part time at the gun counter at Sportsman's Warehouse for two years, Taurus was by the far the most prone to breakage and in need of said service, especially their revolvers.

Bill in Oregon

His Youtube on reasons why you should become gluten intolerant is a hoot, too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oht9AEq1798

Bill in Oregon

Which one did you get, Blaine??

Bill in Oregon

Help a pard who is going nuts here. The first time I encontered the Bulldog in print was wither in a Gun Digiest or a Guns Illustrated, probably dating to the 1970s or 80s. Might also have been a Stoeger Shooter's Bible.The article was by an author named McCready, McReady, something like that. I rem...

Bill in Oregon

Didn't want to hijack Ambracol's thread on the elegant Feinwerkbau with this low-end air gun, but boy these little Crosman 2240 CO2 pistols are fun to shoot and easy to mod. I fitted this one with the steel receiver and carbine stock from Pyramyd, a 14-inch .22 barrel off eBay and a Bugbuster 3-9 sc...

Bill in Oregon

The Feinwerkbaus are works of art. I've been fortunate to have owned both a 300 and a 65, although briefly in both cases.

Bill in Oregon

A sweet story. Good to see a Viet Nam vet getting some gratitude paid back with interest.

Bill in Oregon

The rifle and the accoutrements are simply lovely. I am sure you will get that rifle to shoot, Hondo, and it sounds like you have the patience and experience to do so. Really love the stock architecture and the style of the iron furniture.

Bill in Oregon

I need a laugh this election cycle!

Bill in Oregon

Brian, great post, from a fellow Holmes enthusiast. I just ordered Lovette's book.

Bill in Oregon

Yes, thanks John. Wish the tables were still appended but M.L. gave me a lot of very valuable thoughts there. I am looking at the Lee 200-grain mold very closely.

Bill in Oregon

A special breed of soldier. They have my complete respect.

Bill in Oregon

Idahoser, I e-mailed Charter about the durability issue, and their spokesman replied that those made in Shelton, Conn., after 1998 should last and last. These carry a lifetime warranty. That said, I want to handle one first.

Bill in Oregon

John, relax amigo. It could just as easily have been a Sven and Ole joke ...

Bill in Oregon

From a pal: Raymond & Bubba, two government mechanical engineers, were standing at the base of a flagpole, looking up. A woman walked by and asked what they were doing. “We're supposed to find the height of the flagpole,” said Bubba, “but we don't have a ladder.” The woman said, “Hand me that wr...

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Anyone know if the current crop of Bulldogs is more durable? The cited experiences with earlier models are really cooling my jets on this. I found this piece, but have no idea if the author is reputable or just a gun magazine writer earning a paycheck. http://www.tactical-life.com/firearms/charter-a...

Bill in Oregon

Living in a place with inadequate health care infrastructure is just one of the many prices paid by our missionaries. Thank you Jim -- and bless you Twyla.

Bill in Oregon

Now to see our police departments return to Smith and Wesson Model 10s and 158-grain RN lead .38 Special ...

KIDDING!

Bill in Oregon

I've wanted a Bulldog ever since I read an article about them in a Gun digest from the 1960s or 70s. About as close as you can come today in size and stopping power to a Webley R.I.C.

Bill in Oregon

This is great to hear Jim. Keeping you both in my prayers.

Bill in Oregon

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No .. more .. Radio Shack ... here ...

Bill in Oregon

Jim, I posted a thread on this earlier this morning not knowing how much computer access you might have, and the prayers are pouring in:

(we've merged all the threads into one to facilitate updates)

Bill in Oregon

Got an e-mail from Jim that Twyla seems to have had a stroke this morning. They are likely headed for a hospital in South Africa. I know these two loyal servants of "Papa God" would deeply appreciate all thoughts and prayers!

Bill in Oregon

Joe, my word order skills have been declining as well. Typical errors are teh instead the, hvae instead of have, etc.
I attribute it to two causes: age and malt beverages.

Bill in Oregon

Ted, I have most of a pound of LeveRevolution I'd let you have if you were closer. I have been impressed with it.

Bill in Oregon

Blaine, sorry your circumstances made selling her make so much sense. I recently sold my kayak, as the old back is just not up to it any more -- and then I bought one of these, at a fly-fishing show price of $1500. http://www.davescaddenpaddlesports.com/#!product/prd17/3645987281/outlaw-avenger-x I ...

Bill in Oregon

Ya mean to say they let you have those in Southern Cal??

Bill in Oregon

Tradervic, a lot of leaf springs were made of 5160, an outstanding knife steel.

Bill in Oregon

Fresh prayer from Oregon. Hope the clotbuster works its magic.

Bill in Oregon

Been there, done that.

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That was fun.

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Nice, Earl. Say hi to Butch for me.

Bill in Oregon

Gonna be low 80s today. Time to get the tomatoes in ...

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Earl, I obviously need to pay a whole lot more attention here. I am happy with the lush foliage of the wet side here, but miss the juniper country still. Wish I could have come along on your walk.

Bill in Oregon

Earl, my friend, good to hear you are getting out and popping some caps with your smallbores. Hope your knees are fully healed!

Bill in Oregon

I always thought it was a rather expensive magazine for what it contained, and rarely bought it. It could be a sign that the cowboy action fad has seen its peak. With each passing day, there are fewer and fewer aging baby boomers who want to dress up in Gus hats and spotted chaps on Saturday mornings.

Bill in Oregon

Yes, mend soon, young man!

Bill in Oregon

I'm down, too. Praying for clarity for you, literally.

Bill in Oregon

That revolver just oozes class. Don't let loose of it again -- unless it is to me.

Bill in Oregon

Wish we had your striper fishery out here on the Left Coast.

Bill in Oregon

Ted, my Brittany, the Watson, was an artist at sneaking out for swims, just like Drifter. Miss that rascal.

Bill in Oregon

The .25-35s are such sweet shooters.

Bill in Oregon

Size comparison with LCP:

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JN: Sorry your Oregon Coast tour was so unsatisfactory. Boy it can stay wet over there for days at a time, as you found. I haven't spent much time in a camper, but agree they tend to get smaller by the hour.

Bill in Oregon

Well, I just brought home the test bed 1911 .380 -- popped $110 extra for upgraded grips and three-dot sights that I can actually see. Ordered brass and dies and a box of the Lehigh Penetrators. Be interesting to see how the little dude performs. I think it is priced a little high, but the fact that...

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