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Well you lump all of us into one pile, thanks. We are trained to back in, and you can not see if a person is behind you when backing out. I try to "pull through" before I back in, even park further out into the lot to avoid any issues.

Joke time

Very nice Greg, very nice.

Very well done!!!

Motor boating!!!

no joy

Talk about click bait, I LOVE IT!!! GLWS

The price of gas, food, and such have STOPPED my buying any thing for a bit. Glad yall made a good day out of the show, Congrats!

NO GREATER TRUTH HAS EVER BEEN SPOKEN!!!

I will 2nd this.

Wow, that has the nice powder measure, if I did not have 2 already I would buy this. GLWS

Thanks much, I will check tonight.

Yesterday afternoon the rain had the traffic at a halt on 440. We got some rain the end of last week, I mowed what needed mowing on Monday morning, but the rest can wait.

That has been their Agenda for many years. Miss Feinstein out of commieforna said it out loud if she had the votes she would take them all. That was years ago.

Praying for the for the family's that lost loved ones, the 2 year old boy that lost both parents that day, I think of him every time I read or hear about this.

I’d be willing to bet my last dollar, in this day and time, you will not find anyone to do this for you. As it would be considered building a firearm that does not have a serial number it does not belong to the builder.

We lost our Dad on December 5 last year. Back in 1972 my brother and Dad were selling donuts for the Scouts. Ran up on a man selling raffle tickets for a rifle. A deal was made, Dad bought a ticket and the man bought a box of donuts. Well the man called and Dad had won. My Dad never liked firearms so the rifle was put for a a few years. When I got older we would beg to get the rifle out and shoot. I moved off and had a family as well as my brothers and sister. The rifle was put up and forgot about. My brother got the rifle and asked me to get some ammo up so we could shoot. Well being a hand loader I had some cast and powder coated lead. Found the brass, dies and went to loading some up. On Fathers day this year my brother gave me the rifle. He and our other brother had talked about giving it to me for Fathers Day. We shot it for the first time in 35 years or more. This past Saturday my son and myself went to OK Corral to shoot. Here are is the target, now it is hard for me to see that well with iron sights, but I will say I did think I did just fine with a 50 year old rifle and my 63 year old eyes and untested loads. The hits in the red are off a rest to get crono numbers, the rest are seated off hand. The rifle has some age and a few "beauty marks".

HAPPY 4TH!!!

If it is pink I might buy it, any pics?

Dont think you could wipe the smiles off with a 10" stiff brush, congrts.

Here is the new NY state gun law Here are some key provisions in New York's proposed gun-license law https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2021/s51001: * NO MORE NEED TO PROVE "PROPER CAUSE" TO HAVE A GUN The Supreme Court said it was unconstitutional to give government officials the discretion to deny a law-abiding person a permit to carry a concealed handgun in self-defense if they could not show "proper cause," or cite some special reason. The bill removes the "proper cause" requirement, although it still requires an applicant show they are of "good moral character." * 'SENSITIVE PLACES' WHERE GUNS ARE BANNED The court said lawmakers could restrict guns from "sensitive places," giving as examples courthouses, schools and government buildings, but warned lawmakers against applying the label too broadly. New York's proposed list of such places includes: government buildings, medical facilities, places of worship, libraries, playgrounds, parks, zoos, schools, summer camps, addiction-support centers, homeless shelters, nursing homes, public transit including the New York City subway, places where alcohol or marijuana is consumed, museums, theaters, stadiums, polling places and New York City's Times Square. Private businesses will be presumed to be gun-free zones unless their owners say otherwise. * SOCIAL MEDIA REVIEW The bill would require applicants for concealed-carry permits to submit their current and former social media accounts from the last three years to review by the licensing officer, usually a judge or police official, to weigh the applicant's "character and conduct." * INCREASED TRAINING Applicants must complete at least 16 hours of in-person firearms safety training, and at least two hours of training at a firing range, where they must prove their shooting proficiency according to standards to be developed by state police. * INCREASED SCRUTINY OF APPLICANTS Applicants must meet for an in-person interview with the licensing officer and provide the names and contact information of their spouse or domestic partner, any other adults they live with and say whether children are in their home. They must provide four character references. * REVIVING AMMUNITION SALES DATABASE The bill revives a dormant effort to create a state database tracking ammunition sales to license-holders buying certain kinds of ammunition.

I am confused, and it is easy these days. How many are LC? Winchester? Are all primed? Are all once fired?

That will leave a mark!

Congrats on the new "Toy".

Now if we could get the leftist commie media to report this, wait never mind what was I thinking.