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olyinaz

I remember those knives well and I always liked them. Did Camillus make the Western bowie? I know that they were marketed as Coleman items once also.

Great camp knife!!

olyinaz

That girl can rock! She cuts loose a bit more on this Beetles classic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QR8EQIusnnE

Did you know that she hails from Paris, France?

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For some of us it's work, work, WORK this weekend! A Pacific crossing yesterday, another tonight, in the mean time it's drudgery at whatever roadside hotel they put us up in. I tell ya it's ROUGH! :shock: But someone's gotta keep the economy percolating. I'm just doing my part. http://www.pbase.com/...

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Pretty amazing.

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Bombing Poland: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/70/Bundesarchiv_Bild_101I-317-0043-17A%2C_Flugzeug_Heinkel_He_111.jpg German-built He 111s remained in service in Spain after the end of the Second World War, being supplemented by Spanish licence-built CASA 2.111s from 1950. The last t...

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Well done! And that is a GREAT shot of the dog.

olyinaz

"I'm gettin' tired of your gas, now jerk that pistol and go to work!"

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Same!

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Niiiice.

Range report please!

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DPris wrote:Bill Ruger was not much involved in that Gold Label.
Had he been, it would have been either a different gun or never born to begin with.
Denis

Do they blow up or shoot loose or something? Sheesh, you really seem to have a thing about those Gold Labels!

(I don't know diddly about them...)

olyinaz

http://www.flambeauoutdoors.com/en/fishing/page/zerust These operate on the "vapor phase" property discussed previously. Look at the two "tab" products - they look like they would be perfect for die set boxes and other small containers. I don't have a problem with corrosion in A...

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http://www.flambeauoutdoors.com/en/fishing/page/zerust These operate on the "vapor phase" property discussed previously. Look at the two "tab" products - they look like they would be perfect for die set boxes and other small containers. I don't have a problem with corrosion in A...

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Gun Vault. There are others that are similar, but you need to make sure that they don't have a "beep" that can't be shut off! Also, some of them have a display or other lights that can't be shut off and will give away your location. If I'm reaching for my Gun Vault in the middle of the nig...

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http://www.flambeauoutdoors.com/en/fishing/page/zerust These operate on the "vapor phase" property discussed previously. Look at the two "tab" products - they look like they would be perfect for die set boxes and other small containers. I don't have a problem with corrosion in AZ...

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FatJackDurham wrote:Is that at the Smithsonian in Washington? I love those museums... especially because the entrance is free.

Yep. We only had three and half days, but we made the best of them.

olyinaz

Olyinaz, This has been an extremely interesting thread. I would have thought that the Japanese pilots would have been as well trained as those in the West, given their cultural pendent for perfection. I have seen a Japanese pilot calmly fly a perfect approach with amazing precision directly into a ...

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BlaineG wrote:"Pelosi" happens Even to old pros, as well as young'ins

Sadly, I think that this will turn out to be pure incompetence. I don't like to say that, but that's my wager at this junction.

olyinaz

olyinaz, Thanks for the very interesting information. This is something the mainstreamliars would never dare report on. Question: Just curious- In your opinion, would these type of training experiences also apply to the Japanese, Indian or other far east operators? Absolutely it is true for any Asi...

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Absolutely.

Oly

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A retired U.S. Check Airman regarding the Asiana mishap: After I retired from XXX as a Standards Captain on the (747) 400, I got a job as a simulator instructor working for Alteon (a Boeing subsidiary) at Asiana. When I first got there, I was shocked and surprised by the lack of basic piloting skill...

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BlaineG wrote:What is that small prop, left top wing, near the cabin supposed to be for? Air Speed?

I'm going to guess that it drives a vacuum pump for flight instruments, but honestly it could be any number of air driven devices. Old airplanes have some pretty "we'll I'll be..." items on them.

olyinaz

I've not looked at this rifle closely enough yet, but could it be that a stuck extractor fired the rimfire cartridge before the bolt was fully locked, leading to a case rupture and an uncontrolled 24,000 psi blowout?

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94deluxe wrote:I couldn't believe how dark everything was.....could hardly see some stuff..

They've really lowered the lights a lot haven't they. I found that very annoying.

olyinaz

Friends Call Me Ji wrote:What's not to like about a DeHaviland DH89 Dragon Rapide?

+1!

olyinaz

Pretty awesome stuff. I can never wait to get back to the Smith and soak it all in. Yeah, it's not the best gun collection in the world, but overall pretty stunning. I pressed my nose right up to the only Da Vinci in North America today (and Rembrandts etc.) and was checking out the needlework on G...

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Some great looking pistols!

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Wish the picture was better! Very dark display.

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Interesting knives. Interesting dude.

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Looks VERY good!

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Good luck and don't feel bad - they're vermin.

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I'd really like one of these:

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pretty awesome. In our New Mexico trip two summers ago, we rode the July 4th train from Chama, which returned to the station at dark and parked us under the most impressively orchestrated hour-long fireworks show I've ever witnessed. Coming from south Texas on the first of July - the cold mornings ...

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Just glad you'll be back.

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TedH wrote:Took the wife to see it the other night. We were both thoroughly disappointed. Way too much Hollyweird and antigun sentiment. Total waste of money.

That's a review I can use. Anti-gun? I'M OUT.

olyinaz

bulldog1935 wrote:Depp talks in a British accent when out of character.

Half British mish mash. Same as the Brits who live here (he lives there) - when they go home they get laughed at.

olyinaz

Did!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KC287wZhUV8

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Reviewers are mostly idiots. Depp calims to be part Native American and is an honorary member of the Comanche Nation. The film had a Comanche advisor too.

olyinaz

Nice! I think their current product is quite nice!

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Very nice!

olyinaz

Taking in the 4th of July fireworks in downtown NYC with the family. Supposed to be the biggest show in the states this year. We shall see!

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A stunning loss.

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As I understand it, mesquites in Texas are roughly like Palos Verdes in AZ :mrgreen: Weeds. I liked the blue Palo Verde ok, but I still wouldn't ever plant one. I think I'd opt for .22 shorts out of a rifle. They are pretty quiet and do the job. We plant a lot of palo verdes for landscaping in AZ, ...

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BlaineG wrote:
Marvin S wrote:If powder power is out then the Marauder pre charge would be the wise choice alough pricey. There are several reviews on then just google it.
Unless civilization was up and running, getting a tank pressured up might be impossible....

Hand pump. Takes CO2 cylinders too.

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20cows wrote:Actually, I had the same question. I have not heard of this variety before.

Those happen to be what I had damaged, but native varieties or acacias - it matters not - they're all beautiful. Ironwoods too.

olyinaz

Thanks for the report!

olyinaz

SmokeEater2 wrote:Nice! she's a classy lookin' rifle. Glad to see that it was saved from complete ruin.

+1

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Treeman72 wrote:There is an RWS model, my friend has it. I don't know the model number but it was roughly $280. With Beeman heavy mag 22, it will hit a soda can offhand everytime at 25 yards. It takes out crows and squirrels, so I am sure rabbits are fair game. I'll give you the model tomorrow.

Thanks!

olyinaz

Oh my, that is no fun at all.

Prayers up!

olyinaz

Thank you for the comments and suggestions fellas. I am leaning towards the Benjamin Marauder in .25 caliber. If anyone has any experience with the pre-charge Marauder please let me know. The suggestions for CB caps and other firearms specific solutions are perfectly valid for many applications, but...

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