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Yes, but I bet they are blowback only.

Here I thought this was gonna be a thread about bran muffins.

Well, that's absolutely true.  Gross played a role for money.  Penn is a douche bag with a capital D for a head.  

I have a heck of a time with Michael Gross's character.  The day after he finished filming the last episode of that Keaton tree hugging' hippie nonsense, he starts the first installment of Tremors.     Yes, he's only an actor portraying a part.  Still, quite the change.  

What kind of pû22¥ is scared of an empty holster? How is America not home to the weakest people on earth? Jeez.

I'll throw this in the mix. One thing I have toyed with for a few years is a .357 sig AR15. I've talked with Dolomite ad-nauseum and we both agree it would work quite well with sourcing a barrel being the only real barrier. The advent of Glock magazine lowers alleviates the stress of feeding. A 6.8 SPC carries the same head size so a gas operated, pistol length gas system AR is very doable. With a 16 inch barrel the Sig should pick up a few more feet per second and become exponentially more accurate. What a thumper that would be! Fed from Glock magazines to boot!

No different than my shooting technique. If you set out enough clay targets on the berm and keep shooting amongst them, eventually you'll hit one.

I will agree with the others in the 'don't sell' sentiment only if they hold real value to YOU. You can't answer this question here (well, I guess you could, but you shouldn't). If you have strong positive memories and the peices left you bolster those memories then you will most certainly regret parting with them. If you don't, sell them and get something you want. Most people here would be in the first category. A few of us would be shed of them at the first gunshow and come home with something new. In the end, only you can make that decision. Just know, it's rare to be able to get second chance. Usually, when they're gone, they're gone.

Lee makes a great little 160g mold. Lol!

Dude if you shot a whole box thru yours, you're one tuff sum beech.

Old hat story, but the space pen developed by nasa cost like a million to develop. The soviets used a pencil.

Russians "firing it up @ 4:20"  That explains a LOT.  

The guy was right, those birds are highly intelligent. One has to wonder if the bird didn't commit poultricide as opposed to going home with a grown man who dresses like that, not to mention getting stuffed in a cage for long hours.

I wish bears could talk. I'd give a pot of honey to get his thoughts on the matter.

The best flashlight to be had is the one what ain't got dead batteries in it when you actually NEED the dang thing.  

College peppermint schnapps. 9 parts vodka 1 part peppermint Scope Mixed and kept in the Scope bottle. Can't smell it, outta sight, outta mind.

Well, everyone's life is different. Every single ounce of pain I feel and have ever felt; be it physical or emotional, has been my fault. Whether it was getting my ass kicked in school for running that mouth or the half dozen major head injuries I've had. All my fault. Easier to say now, hindsight is 20/20. Either way, all the $)(1! that's happened to me thus far, I could have prevented were a wiser/smarter person. I'm a firm believer in play dumb games, win dumb prizes. I have a display showcase full of trophies. I own each and every one of them.

I have no doubt you could make either work but neither is optimal for the 10mm   To get the best performance you're gonna need something slower like AA #7 or #9   Not to mention meter much better than those Unique corn flakes.    

No, accidents DONT happen. The very word 'accident' is ludicrous. EVERYTHING that can happen to a person short of being struck down by God himself is the fault of SOMEONE. Intent becomes debatable, negligent or malicious, but accident? No. You get out in a fast car and make the conscious decision to break the traffic laws, you get what you get. Even obeying traffic laws can get you hurt or killed but EVERY SINGLE "accident" if you wanna keep using that word, is the fault of someones actions. Even on a private racetrack there's assumed risk. Life itself isn't safe and the the one thing most humans seem to refuse to accept is personal resposibility.

Complaining that Franklin Gun overcharges is like complaining about a politician telling a lie. You know'd that before you went in that place. Won't surprise me a bit one day when they start charging a cover charge to walk in the door.

If you're gonna be dumb, you gotta be tough.  He was dumb but obviously not tough enough.     Natural Selection works in a myriad of ways.

Right. The little button should be off to one side a little. Push down on it and rotate it to the side a bit (as Garufa pointed out, effectively locking the ladder sight for the grenade launcher). The Yugos are cool for handloaders, you don't get your brass launched I to the next county, you can have essentially a straight pull bolt action.

If it's a Yugo, did you turn the gas on?

Emails and cards I dunno about, but a hand written letter mailed directly to the top dog works well.  Few will throw a hand written letter away, the very novelty of someone actually using a manual instrument and paper to communicate is too intriguing for most people to just toss without having a looksee.

Second pic is an American copy of a mauser aka a Springfeild. Lol!