Raoul

Welcome. Limestone's a little different than where you escaped from.

Meh....

Done.

Domestic instability doesn't lend itself to altruism. I've spent the last 15 years maintaining a certain level of hand loaded ammo. I'm not greedy and I haven't accumulated a crazy amount of reloading supplies. But I have enough that I am not a contributer to this current hoarding frenzy. And I should be able to limp through the Crazy Joe administration without depriving any of you lessor prepared folks the ability to stalk Wal-Mart on a daily ammo run.

I do love my revolvers, and the .38, .357 is a joy to reload.

Welcome to the asylum.

Welcome. I spent a little time in the northern part of your state and found it mostly tolerable. You'll like it here.

There's a pie in your future....

I lean more to Duane....

Or maybe....

Of course now you have to reintroduce yourself....

Nice. And look.....real grips...lol. I do love my S&W's.....

If you're not loading a full charge you should be able to substitute small rifle for small pistol primers.

Now Greg, you know it's not about what's available. Gun owners always have some holy grail caliber of the month they have a hard on for.

I don't think it's wise to get yer panties in a wad just yet. At this point it's all just a guess. And if you're the kind of shooter who runs to wallyworld the night before you go shooting I have just one word for you. Archery

Meh.

Howdy and welcome to our little zoo.

Welcome. Becoming a Tennessean entails A bit more than a move. Settle in and you'll figure it out. And please don't enlighten us on how things were done elsewhere.

Doesn't link to anything.

Once years ago. I'm a Kettlefoot member. We'll talk some more about this...

Sorry I'll just be quiet. No offense intended. Just my generally surly covid temperament acting up...

Not a damn thing. But don't expect all these databases to be kept up correctly. Crap pops up all the time that should have been fixed or deleted. The joy of big data.

History is a real bitch..eh?

Semi auto. Kahr PM or a CZ 75, depending on where I'm off to.

I've worked from home for the better part of the last 10 years. I love the flexibility and nothing is better than videoconferencing in a tie and shorts. The downside is that it's difficult to escape work. It's always there.