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Hope everyone is having a blessed day

Thanks to @Links2k I have found a bourbon I don’t hate. It’s actually drinkable straight, but I do prefer it in an old fashioned.

all sold 1. Smith and Wesson 469 9mm w/ 3 mags - $400 2. Springfield Saint Victor 9mm unfired with 1 mag (colt pattern) and bag - $850 3. Smith and Wesson Model 30 .32 S&W Long finish isn’t great - $250 4. Aero Precision EPC-9 9mm with 1 PMag (Glock Pattern) optic not included $600 Can meet in Spring Hill or Franklin Trades considered on vintage baseball cards (Mantle, Aaron, Mays, Koufax), Bulk ammo (9mm, .308, 5.56), or high end AR and pistol optics Text me : 61 five 26 zero 188 five Can text more pics if needed

Happy Easter folks! He is risen!

I am signed up to take the Warrior Poet Society - One Man Room Clearing class in a couple weeks. I’m a bit of a John Lovell fanboy so am excited to finally take a course taught by him. I’ve taken instruction from his lead trainer Paul Perkerson in the past so if it’s anything like his instruction, it’ll be money well spent. I’m curious if any of you have taken this course or others from WPS and would like to share some thoughts. Heck, maybe one of you is also signed up for this one. Getting to simulate fights with sim rounds is probably going to be rather eye opening.

This will be my next lever action gun! A blast to shoot (no pun intended) and one of the coolest looking guns ever! 45/70

So basically I mixed everyone's ideas and a few of my own, and it made a delicious ham glaze! 1/2 cup light brown sugar 1/3 cup honey 1/3 cup orange juice Zest of one half orange 1/3 cup pineapple juice 1/4 cup hickory smoke BBQ sauce 2 TBLP dijon mustard Dash of salt Mix all, bring to a boil, and let cool. Cook the ham until you like it, turn oven up to 400, put the glaze on the ham, let it carmelize on the ham . . . and enjoy! Thanks all!

A staggering number of US households can't cover a $400 emergency expense. I've seen polls that go from 30% to 67% can't. It's always good to keep some cash on-hand for emergencies. One piece of advise is to have smaller bills ($20's and smaller) available in your emergency funds. There are a lot of places now that won't take a $50 or a $100. if possible, I'd advise keeping enough cash to cover at least 3 months of your minimal living expenses.

He is Risen He is Risen, Indeed

Israel, the Lord who created you says, “Do not be afraid—I will save you. I have called you by name—you are mine.

My granddad taught me how to respect and build fires since I was big enough to walk. I swear I believe he could have built fire from water. Lol. Seriously though, he taught me so many different ways. He was a very self reliant man. Man I wish cell phones were around back then so I could have taken videos.

I'm a big Russell's Reserve fan. but last month, I bought a 750ml bottle of Evan Williams Bonded 100proof. For the money ($30), this may end up being my go-to!!! Makes a great Old Fashioned!!!

I’m drunk.

If you put it back together, I’ll take it. Lol I

About to pick up a very minty 1980 XS650. Will probably trade off one of the Valkyries once the XS passes muster. Jay

Daughter made a glaze from scratch, good stuff, please do not ask what was in it, I did not pay no mind. Son and family came over, DIL makes a chocoholic(yes I did that) pie that is to die for. Grand daughter hunted eggs, road the tractor(mower, she does not know the diff yet, LOL )threw rocks into the creek. All in all had a great Easter, He has Risen, God Bless.

Today was a great day for Windrock. I did around 30 miles on the trails.

It used to be my gun/motorcycle trading stash, but any more, it’s just there in case we need it.

Happy Resurrection Day Romans 6:9: "We know that Christ, being raised from the dead, will never die again; death no longer has dominion over him."

Oh yeah, I was given a bottle of Uncle Nearest for my last birthday - GREAT GIFT!

I ran across a 3" 686 plus on GunBroker for $700 plus $60 to ship overnight. About the best deal I've seen in a while. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/978041104

Looking for a used Ruger LCR in .22LR. .22 magnum or .327 Federal also might work. I’m also not opposed to a S&W J frame in any of those calibers if you have one you’d consider selling. Thanks for looking.

I bought this Mossberg 590 New from Grabagun.com a couple of years ago. It has sat in the safe unfired every since. It is a 20 inch 8 shot, bead sight, with bayonet lug. It came from the factory with the extra pistol grip stock in the box if you ever want to convert it to a pistol grip. I am only selling because I want to buy a new Mini 14 Tactical and need to sell one or two to purchase the Ruger. Located in Lenoir City. $485

I swear Ray! It seems like you know I just bought a M17 yesterday morning!! I would love to have this and your Savage 22. But for a week or so……I’m poor…..again!

This Savage MKII has the 16 inch barrel threaded for a suppressor along with the target bolt handle and AccuTrigger. Comes with an extra 10 round magazine. I bought three of these at the same time in 2012. I took all three to the range and shot them in a lead sled to see which one was more accurate. I then sold the other two and kept the one that shot the best. I put a plain fixed power Simmons 4X scope on it, sighted it in and put it in the safe. It sat there until a couple of months ago when I got it out and shot about 10 rounds through it just to make sure it was still sighted in. It has one very small scratch from bumping something in the safe. I took a photo of the spot. I have now decided I want a new Ruger Mini 14 Tactical so I am selling a couple to help pay for the new Ruger. Located in Lenoir City. $285

44 mag. 357/41 would work too. 45acp as well

Unfortunately I am out of town on business that week. Thanks for the info. Please post on your experience.

Thanks I would love to go will look up information sounds great Happy Easter

There are still spots available…. It’s more expensive due to John teaching but I’ve just decided I’m ok paying it to scratch my itch to meet him.

Very interested in this as well and hope to hear how about your experience with the class when you return.

We always have one in our camper. I'm good with starting fires, but these make it so much easier!

Price?

I've been put in "Time Out" a couple of times at big blue over the years. Got my hand slapped and given a few days off. And it always boils down to the same thing. I post something that I think is absolutely hilarious and they get upset about it. They just can't appreciate my sense of humor.

Snaveba, have you seen this Frankensteined blasphemy in the wild yet? Lever-action, 9mm, mag-fed, fluted barreled, muzzle braked, hot mess. It has more identity issues than a Gen Z-er in a trans crisis worshipping social media while dressing for the next “mostly peaceful” protest. The manufacturer (POF-USA) even wants 2k for this abomination.

Sad state of affairs when you can get banned from a gun forum for mentioning the 2A.

They have marked it down.

Snapping Turtle PART 2 The second day David showed up and we had to take weed wackers and cut a wide path to the ponds to be able to get a cart to the ponds to haul the turtles we caught if any. The old man worked on fixing the old cart as It had not been used in over 5 years. The following day it was time to check the lines. The 3 of us went down to the first line and there was no turtle so we went to the second line and it was pulled tight and had a turtle on it. It took Dave and I to pull the turtle to the bank and it had a shell the size of a dinner plate. Once we got it on the bank the old man produced a club about the size of a police blackjack and told us to pull the head out so he can see it's nose. 1 smack on the tip of it's nose and the turtle was out cold. He said it was better to show you how to knock one out than to try and explain it. We ended the day with 3 turtles, all about the same size. We took them and put them in the pen. Within about an hour they were all awake again. The old man called a few of his old customers and told them he had turtles and by the weekend we had 11 turtles and 2 of them almost as big as a #8 washtub. Word spread fast around the small town and soon people we getting on a waiting list the 2 big turtles sold for 12 bucks and the rest all sold for $8.00. We caught and sold turtles till everything Iced over.

Back when I was a kid that loved to hunt and fish I was always looking for away to make a buck for ammo and fishing tackle and we had an older gentleman that lived next store to us and he had a pen built off one of his storage buildings bur nothing was in it. Being nosey, I asked him what the pen was for and he said snapping turtles. He said he use to catch them in the swamp ponds behind our houses but he had to quit doing it as his age got the best of him. He would sell them to people that would come out of the city and buy them. I asked him if he would show me how to do it and he said he would think about it. His concern was my age I was only 12. He finally showed me how to make the lines with steel leaders, treble hooks and 200 pound nylon thread. He said the farmer down the road supplied him with chicken guts from when he cleans chickens so I went as spoke to the farmer and he said he would give me some. The next day the old man and I spent making turtle lines and the next day I went and got the bait. We baited 5 lines and the old man and I went and put out the lines. To Be Continued!!!!!!

Like it all being BS?

This weekend at our normal stop, I saw the bottle that @KahrMan just posted about, so picked it up along with a Blue Run Reflection. Both running on the hotter end of the typical proof range. The subdued heat sounded appealing, was curious what the flavor profile would be like as I didn't notice that mentioned. As subjective as that can be, thought I share how these struck me. First up the Calumet. I completed agree with Kahrman's take on the proof, just the vaguest hint of it on open but nothing that suggest the number on the bottle. Nice entry of of vanilla flavors that open up to some cherry from the rye mid palette then the barrel's oak notes drop in and stay thru to the finish. First few sips found the oak lingering and dominating the profile. A few drops of water to open it up and the oak seem to taper off and leave a more balanced profile. Fished with a second smaller pour. And there was the oak again for me. few drops of water, but didn't seem to have the same effect. I suspect the higher amount of alcohol may have deadened the palate to the nuanced flavors leaving the oak to dominate. It reminded me of how Angels Envy's heavy oak profile comes forward in the presence of more balanced offerings. If you are a love of oak and like higher proof, great choice. The Blue Run. Simply because it was close to the Calumet and I love to do things back to back. Not as hot at 95 proof, but it to was happily restrained. No harder hit than a typical 80 proof. The familiar vanilla tones with toasted bread at entry then a rush of spice. Cinnamon with a hint of nutmeg right at the middle and holding strong thru the finish. No notable oak or barrel char. After a few sips add a few drops of water, which cuts the enjoyable entry and to a very miner degree the spice, but the cinnamon / nutmeg persist heavily thru to the end. The spice character gives a hint of burning sensation that brings it out of balance. I like this quite a a bit, being a fan of pumpkin spice and cinnamon. There is a lot going on with this one, if the spike was a little more balanced this would be getting close to an ideal for me. Both were quite enjoyable. Probably depends on your mood or what you are having it after if by itself. For my palate I would Blue Run the nod simply as I find I less of an oak fan. Its a nice bonus that it also happens to be about $40 less.

I kinda hate to admit it but lately I have been drinking Crown Royal Peach with lemon aid and it quite tasty.