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HAPPY 4TH from my piece of rock

Now we all know Superman can stop a bullet!

No, more of a fantasy dagger, picked up from the interweb.

GT is very good at making knifes, here are mine, the Dager on the left is not a GT knife. 4 are not in this pic, giving away as gifts.

$41.50 in 1957, went looking and found one for $275.00 today on Gun of America.

Yep, I do not think horses were stuffed back in then days.

No damage at our place in Mt Juliet. Limbs and stuff at my sons place in Tuckers Cross Rds.

Bad day of fishing is 10 times better than a good day at work. Yall had a good day of fishing with family, congrats!!!

Stallone is about anti gun as one can get, but dont mind making money form using them in the movies. I do not spend money on the POS what so ever! https://www.thedailybeast.com/rambo-hates-guns-how-sylvester-stallone-became-the-most-anti-gun-celeb-in-hollywood After the shooting death of his friend, comedian Phil Hartman, in 1998, Stallone became particularly passionate about the issue. And it wasn’t just lax gun laws he was angry about; he wanted to blow a hole through the Second Amendment: “It has to be stopped, and someone really has to go on the line, a certain dauntless political figure, and say, ‘It’s ending, it’s over, all bets are off, it’s not 200 years ago, we don’t need [the Second Amendment] anymore, and the rest of the world doesn’t have it,’” Stallone told Access Hollywood in 1998. “Why should we?” “Until America, door to door, takes every handgun, this is what you’re gonna have,” added Stallone. “It’s pathetic. It really is pathetic. It’s sad. We’re living in the Dark Ages [in America].”

Brothers in arms

The company I work for has a "no phone use" while driving. My thinking is LEO will hit hard for a some weeks to a few months, then slack off for a bit.

Thanks much for the info, learned something.

We don't need no stinking Form 1!

11,275 and minimum has not been cleared, not me.

On the ammo, NO, NO, HE'LL NO! Never mind Yes to the TSA locks.

I say more to the center, take the whole tank out, not just the barrel.

DING, DING, DING we have a winner. The only way to act with LEO. I approach a LEO to thank them for their service, hands out of my pockets.

I will miss the lady, my kinda woman.

45ACP, Powder( super target aa is an old powder?) and weight(I found 1 listing and it was 9.3 grans). I did find a lot of load data using Titegroup. I do not reload 45ACP, but do reload 44mag, 40 S&W, 45 Colt, 38, 357, 25ACP and use Titegroup in all and have very good results with the powder. 223 might be OAL, or a number of other things. Magazines, feed ramps, dirty rifle, bullet used. So many variables in reloading, have you read up?

If you are new to reloading I suggest a single stage press, reloads 1 case at a time. Have you read up on reloading? What powder and charge weight are you using in 45ACP? What is the OAL of the 223?

Thank God I packed the semiautomatic for hunting!

Or, if you can legally own a fire arm, buy from a legal firearm owner and no back check involved. Welcome to the free state of TENNESSEE !!!

It come in at 650 LBS, yes I will loan it out. You just have to come and pick it up. As well as pulling close to 90 amps at full weld power.

More on the free welder. Tested the TIG function as "scratch" start and that worked well, but we have to turn the gas on and off by hand with the tank valve. After rereading the notes that the past owner made we guessed that he had replaced the bad board. We used the peddle pig tale switch wires to try the board TIG function, and the spark gap system worked, (scared my son as he was sitting right next to it). The spark is a sign the high frequency is working and will jump a gap and start the arc for the TIG to work. We have picked up a 10K Potentiometer(same that is in the factory peddle) with on/off switch. Wired this to the TIG peddle pig tale. We worked the "POT/SWITCH" by hand and the machine will TIG as it should. I thank Terry again for the welder.

Some times you just go to stand up and say, "WTF".