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You won't be able to shoot it without smiling!

That ain’t good. It was that danged ole 45-70 that done it to ya, wasn’t it?

My friend, I wish we were closer together. I’d be honored to hang out with you anytime.

Mowed the yard, rode my bike, cooked supper, and just took it easy. So far, I can highly recommend it. Grunt, I don’t know if you like fishing, but I have a boat and would be happy to swing by and pick you up one day.

Weather depending, I’m planning on riding to the Gulf Coast Monday.

My word! I'll bet it took a while to put those together. I'm especially envious of the Triple Lock. Always wanted one of those. Thanks for sharing.

You may not agree, but I’ll throw chicken livers in the mix as well. Short of that, I’ll agree with you.

I dunno. Shrimp is bait and delicious.

May God bless and comfort you and your family my friend. I cannot pretend to imagine what you must be going through.

Sounds like a really cool fella.

I could never do what you have done. If no one else respects you for it, rest assured I do.

Wow! You are now my hero. Seriously.

Hell, pm your address.

I retired today. I've never not had someplace to be tomorrow. How did you make this transition?

I finally got a chance to try escargot on a cruise ship a few years back. Just as I had imagined, it had a fairly strong taste of topsoil. I still don’t see the attraction.

If you’ve ever seen a possum crawl out of a bloated, dead cow’s arse, all slicked over with maggots rolling off him, you really wouldn’t find them very appetizing.

If you’re game for a little road trip, Gamaliel Shooting Supply usually has a nice selection of higher grade shotguns.

I’m done.

I have a bunch of little booklets they used to sell on ebay that consist of loading data from a bunch of different manuals, specific to one caliber. I also have a shotgun loading manual, a cast bullet manual, and several old books like the Pet Loads set by Ken Waters. For a newby, The ABCs of reloading is a great reference for answering basic questions and describing what you’ll need and how to safely reload. I have this one as well. These are all handy from time to time.

I prefer paying for Evan Williams.

We've been treating her with Evan Williams. I've even used it as a precautionary measure as well.

I have several reloading manuals, but my usual go-to is a well worn Sierra manual that has to be at least 30 years old. The manuals don't really go out of date, but you do miss out on load data for newer powders and bullets if you rely on the old books. If you're old school like me, it won't really make much difference.

He wasn't up to it.

I prefer the look and feel of a side by side, but seem to shoot an over/under better.

I don't pretend to know. She was fine, got the jab, and has been sick fore more than a week. Probably not related, but I can't prove that either. We'll wait for Daniel to tell us.