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On All Saints' Day Springfield introduces the Saint! http://www.springfield-armory.com/saint-series/

The quadfecta!

I'm not 100% certain but Springfield Armory and Colt settled a patent suit in September 1984. Under the settlement, Springfield/Rock Island was permanently enjoined from selling the rifles. Moreover, Springfield/Rock Island could not use Colt's proprietary drawings and information in the future manufacture or sale of AR-15 riles.

Keep in mind this is farm raised venison. I venture to say the venison sourced by Arby's will have little in common with what we are used to when it come to wild white tail venison. These deer are grass fed and finished off with grains and the only thing this meat has in common with wild game will be that it is lean meat. Another thing is that it may not be white tail. American Red deer is also called venison as well as elk. My experience is that it has a much milder taste than wild venison. I've hunted in Wisconsin for 25 plus years and there is a game farm in the area that I hunt (I DO NOT hunt on a game farm) that raise white tail, elk and red deer for commercial use. I've had some of the farm raised venison and like I said, taste wise it had little in common with wild harvested venison.

Garufa beat you to it. http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/99763-arbys-venison-sandwich/#comment-1412482

Good for you!

Oh come on now. You know you are sucking up to the Nigerian Prince because you are jealous that he hasn't contacted you to help him claim his millions of dollars being held by the Nigerian government.

I would also give a thumbs up to the RCBS hand primers. If you insist on a Lee I see there is currently an old style Lee Auto Prime on flEaBay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lee-Precision-Auto-Prime-Hand-Priming-Tool-90230-w-6-Shell-Holders-/272416215180?hash=item3f6d45908c%3Ag%3AGL8AAOSw-CpYA~UZ

I have made a variation of this on several occasions. Other than browning the ground beef or venison and chopping up an onion and fresh peppers (If I happen to have some) it's just a matter of opening a bunch of cans and packages then dumping them into a large pot and let it simmer on medium to low heat to let it meld. I usually use a variety of the Ro*Tel Tomatoes because I like to keep an assortment on hand. Quick easy one pot dish and my family tends to like spicy foods so it's liked by all.

I have made a variation of this on several occasions. Other than browning the ground beef or venison and chopping up an onion and fresh peppers (If I happen to have some) it's just a matter of opening a bunch of cans and packages then dumping them into a large pot and let it simmer on medium to low heat to let it meld. I usually use a variety of the Ro*Tel Tomatoes because I like to keep an assortment on hand. Quick easy one pot dish and my family tends to like spicy foods so it's liked by all.

Here is a schematic. Are all the parts accounted for? http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/SmithWesson-33495/Revolvers-42026/686-1LFrame-36985.htm

This is the Spruce Goose. This is the Spruce Moose.

Larue and Geissele Triggers from whiterx

You are a talented man, very well done! Maybe you'll get a gig with Lady Gaga someday!

The example I posted is here http://www.snyderstreasures.com/pages/fs.htm It is listed for $399.99. According to the Arrow with an "I" inspector stamp it is a 3rd pattern knife and the "I" stands for Ishapore Armory in India. Is this fair market value? I don't know but I would say it's in the neighborhood.

Does it look like this? If so, it's WW II Fairbairn Sykes Commando F-S combat Boot Knife Dagger Lot's of other examples here: http://www.snyderstreasures.com/pages/fs.htm

Can't really tell from this schematic if there is anything other than a single coil recoil spring. The part that is obvious is the increase in distance between the recoil axis and the center of mass axis. I guess if there are any physics geeks or anyone versed in Engineering Statics they are more than welcome to weigh in on this. Looks to me like all they've done is reduce the amount the barrel flips up from recoil and then again I may not have a clue what I'm talking about! This diagram taken from their website appears to represent a standard 1911 design Fig. 3-a thru 3-c vs. the FK BRNO design below.

I really enjoyed "The Journey so Far" as I didn't get sucked into TWD until season 4. I've watched enough reruns of seasons 1-3 to know what happened up to season 4 but the recap in two hours was very well done.

They certainly reinvented the mouse trap with the proprietary butterfly sight option!

I did not need to see this. This is a sweet Jenny and the plane is ok too! http://www.ebay.com/itm/Early-Bird-Jenny-Biplane-Aircraft-Airplane-JN4D-Jenny-/282217793536?forcerrptr=true&hash=item41b57dc800:g:X-MAAOSwCGVX95I3&item=282217793536

3,128 currently listed. http://www.ebay.com/sch/RVs-Campers-/50054/i.html

Beretta Model 21A .22lr - I had one of these for years and found it to be a fun little plinker. Single or double action, and the tip up barrel makes these easy to change from one in the chamber to empty chamber with out racking the slide. I'm going to get another one of these someday as the one I had I gifted to a nephew when he graduated from college.

Not if Murphy has anything to do with it

NO worries, just a matter of time and the S7 will fix itself!

2 cases just yesterday at my local wally world. Probably shot 3000 of these in the past 3 months on the trap line and they smoke'm as good any trap load I've ever shot. as .