Garufa

Excellent. I'll go buy a box of Fruit Loops in the morning.

Do these badges still come in cereal boxes?

Put it up on GOLSN or their new gun related site when that gets going. Go can get an extended-cab! Buy a forty, buy a forty, buy a forty, buy a forty. Shameless subliminal promotion of the great forty.

Norris or Chuck Swan sound fine. Maybe we can do Mark's in June?

Come over the west side and get those two boxes of .357 sig while you're at it. I'm tired of looking at them. .22 Short. Hmmm. Keep forgetting that my Fieldmaster and old Winnie single shot (if i ever finish the reblueing project) can use that stuff. Can this be a new way to feed the addiction? Mike, I'd jump on that .40 but I'm silly with the stuff right now. Keep finding it squirreled away. BTW, Walker Spring WM has the six limit sign posted (think has been mentioned). Not gonna do any good when they only get one or two cases of ammo at a time. They still have 5 or 6 boxes of UMC .223 (100 count) that have been there for about a week. Very strange that.

Since we don't have real winters anymore I may just go up there to find out what snow looks like. For a week or two.

I don't know about that, but if they start slaughtering pigs here like the Muslims did in Egypt you're gonna see a one-man uprising! I gotta have BBQ on a regular basis!

Very nice. School me. What is .45 2 7/8ths? Is that a Marlin 336T you have next to it?

I get where you're coming from.

What time does that hootenanny start? I wouldn't mind coming out to see what it's all about.

The Knoxville area's newest gun store. Actually it's more like a gun "room" inside of an entirely unrelated business. Have been by myself. Nice people. Hope they do well.

Ammo has become a commodity. Or have you just not been paying attention?

Remington was making their little .41 rimfire derringer at the time. Very popular.

Why are people still buying and selling guns that there is no ammo for?

Thanks for sharing. Wanna tell your Wal-Mart to send some of that up this way?

That's what works for me. Along with some more monkeying around. Lots of light seems to help. I don't disassemble that thing 'cept every couple of years or so and that's only when I know alot of crud has built up. You could probably go a life time and not take a Ruger apart and it will run just fine.

And.....People are buying ammo for guns they don't even own! Unfortunately it's become an addiction. It's Crack, Man!

Has anyone bothered calling Gunny's and asking?

That's just filthy.

'Cause maybe you linked it from an email or something?

If I can clean it from the breech I will, but will still drag the brush back through the business end to get the whole assembly out. In other words that brush goes in both directions, regardless of front or rear entry. The fact is brass cleaning rods and bronze, or whatever, brushes are softer than steel and the rifling inside. You'd really have to be something special do damage anything but I still take great care when doing so. Then again I'm not a high-power multi-thousands of $ competitor type of guy. If I do compete, it's a CMP match and using what I prefer to shoot: old-ass military rifles that have seen their share of GI's cramming steel cleaning rods down the muzzle. The whole point is preventing damage to the muzzle where the bullet comes out. If coming in from the muzzle my left index finger and thumb make a great muzzle guide. Free too!

Is this the piece? More Women Packing Heat

It's not bad at all when you can concentrate. M1 or the "Russian Thumper"?

On a professional basis yes. Now, I believe it might be handy during spousal negotiations.