Jeb48

Hungarian woman tries out a captured PPD-40, winter 1941

This was about 10-12 years ago.

I have a Winchester from Tractor Supply from when I lived in a state that I didn't need a very big safe. It is not real heavy and not fire proof but it did the job. I moved it and it is now the bedroom safe for guns that I want close by. After the move I bought a Liberty Fat Boy. I chose a dealer that had a couple of employees that did delivery after hours as a side business because there was no way I could get it home and in place. Was worth the extra money both for the quality of the safe and getting it delivered. I actually looked at the big Canon safes at Tractor Supply (bigger and less money) and they said they would load it on my truck but then I was on my own.

The easy part Tombstone 1993 Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday. So what is the revolver and derringer?

Anyone recognize the gun. Looks like it would move the whole motorcycle back.

I generally have reasonable luck with Federal but one variation, Federal American Eagle, gave me nothing but trouble and unfortunately I bought about 2000 rounds of it. It ran in most of my guns accept my Ruger SR22 pretty much every round would stick in the chamber and had to be pried out. Only thing I could think of was the brass was thinner and expanded to much. So I guess what I'm getting at, I would try a couple of more guns and see if it is more reliable.

Good days hunt

Surprise

Guarding the Troops

Lanchester Armored car

We keep much smaller amounts of water more for when town water goes out from anywhere from a few minutes to a day. Seems to happen several times a month, old infrastructure. We keep a three 5 gallon plastic jugs and 3-10 1 gallon jugs. Of this two 5 gallon and three 1 gallon we put about 1/4 teaspoon of Clorox/gallon in to keep it from going bad. The rest is not for drinking but just to wash hands and flush toilets. Try to dump and refill every year or so.

If the British did another invasion today

Very interesting

I have several of the bigger reflect red dots on target pistols but decided to try a Leupold Deltapoint Micro on my Glock 19 and really like it. Very small, co-witness with the front site so works well even when not turned on. Not much larger than the rear site it replaces so no special slide. Works with my existing holsters. Wish they made it for my Sig.