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The very young don’t get sick from it. Again, if you can’t contract it, I don’t see the concern.

If you’ve been vaccinated and can’t catch it, why would you give a crap whether other folks have been vaccinated?

My load is 5 grains of Bullseye and 230 grain ball. 7000/5=1400. Pretty cool if you’re accustomed to loading high power rifle rounds. You won’t need to trim or chamfer brass, but you will need to slightly bell the case mouth. With a carbide sizing die, you also won’t need to lube cases. You’ll want to crimp slightly. More accurately, remove the bell.

So, ya got any goats?

He'll have some supervisors sweating as well. Something like this is interesting to watch play out. Either this guy was an idiot, or he has documentation of things his supervisor has done that would get them in major trouble as well. Don't be surprised to either find he's receiving full retirement benefits or is rehired shortly.

I was once offered a fainting goat in trade for a rifle here. True story.

I DON’T know. That’s the thing. I wouldn’t want traffic on that bridge until I did know. As far as the interstate system, it was mostly built in the 60’s and 70’s as a means for military equipment to be transported efficiently. It was an afterthought that the motoring public could actually use it too. Those bridges are ALL pushing 60 years old. We are coming to a place shortly where there will be an astronomical bill due to replace them. Anything mam makes has a limited lifespan.

Thankfully, you won’t get a chance to. No one will open that bridge until it is absolutely safe.

Welcome aboard, sir.

I don’t believe the bridge is in danger of falling because of what we’ve seen in the pictures. I do believe it is imperative to find the cause of this damage. Whatever caused it may or may not be serious enough to cause a collapse. Were you making the call, would you take a chance on it, or shut it down intil the cause is determined?

Gun Owners Club will work, but I will tell you that a benefactor membership here is well worth the meager cost. It helps pay the bills to keep this great forum running.

I reckon that would do it.

i wouldn't be too sure about that.

You beat me to it.

Get you some shooting gloves for extended sessions.

That would be a pro and not a con.

I can’t build a bridge from the house, so I guess I’d opt for the 30k. A lot of folks are finding they can work from home, however, and I think that’ll increase as time goes on. I’d sure hate to be invested heavily in commercial real estate right now. I’m not sure how that’ll work out.

The corn and beans are popping up nicely.

I hope they’ll make battle mags with the Tennessee state emblem molded into them. Maybe David has the pull to have a special run of TGO commemorative mags made.

I stand corrected!

LOL! You couldn’t get all the permits in a year.

No one could build a bridge across the Mississippi in a year I assure you. I expect there will be a manufacturing flaw discovered in that one particular beam, and it will be replaced quickly.

It’s going to need to be a sliding scale.

I may have to drive over there to by some at some point. I’m told Lafayette is dry. I’d prefer it to be $10 a gallon and available if I need it that $1 a gallon and unavailable. Your mileage may vary.

My Winchester was $150. Inflation don’t ya know.