gregintenn

If you aren't set on new, I'd recommend a model 12 Winchester or a model 37 Ithaca.

I was not aware of this. Thanks for the education.

I've resigned to the theory that the folks in biblical times had a different concept of time, or at least a different way of measuring it than what we have today. I still can't wrap my head around folks living for several hundred years then, yet I've watched the average life expectancy go up my entire life. I'm pretty simple minded.

So could they ship drugs or radioactive material here without trouble. I'm not trying to sound like a jerk; I just don't understand.

Did it dawn on anyone to go after the seller?

Friday had me working beside a large field of oil rapeseed in full bloom. I'm told this is where canola oil comes from. The wind was blowing strongly from the field toward where we were. As soon as I got out of the truck, it felt as if someone had grabbed me by the throat. Now I've had allergy problems in my youth, but do not recall anything like this. It's Monday, and this stuff is about to kill me!!!! Anybody else experience this?

That one might still be cheaper.

Anybody been there? Is it worth seeing or a ripoff? My wife has mentioned wanting to see it. It looks like Dolly Parton owns it from the ticket prices!

Go get some 230 grain ball ammo and let er rip.

Oh man! I hate to hear this. May God bless and comfort your family.

What would you like to know?

Our county clerk does it.

I'll give a tip of the hat to Graf&Sons for hard to find ammo at a fair price. Last time I ordered from them, they had a flat shipping rate of something like $5.95 whether you ordered a box or a tractor trailer load.

I thought you could carry with the receipt you got at the DMV until the card arrives. Is that incorrect?

There's your answer!

I have a friend who is an independent agent. He shops several companies for the best rate. Over a period of years, I've bought from two or three different companies through him. I've yet to file a claim, but as far as rates, this seems to be a good way to keep them low.

I believe those were bought by onsite bidders. The others were online bidders.

One more odd thing, they announced that several of the VIN plates were missing. I don't know the exact wording of the law, but I always thought that was a must.

Really? Who?

That was one rough p.o.s. It did sound good however sever.

My card finally came today. I'd about given up on it.

This was worth attending even though it turned out I wasn't the high bidder on anything. There was a large crowd, and they actually ran the cars through at a brisk pace. I do believe a man could have made some money there today, but he'd need more knowledge and confidence than I possess. I will say the photographer was quite talented, as many of the cars were pretty rough. Some were quite nice, however. There were what I believe to be a few original muscle cars, and they brought prices accordingly. I'm glad I went. Anybody else go? https://www.apro.bid/auction/1362/bidgallery/ Final prices in link above. I'm about sick I didn't keep bidding on the Cobra. It was very nice. Not perfect, but very, very nice.

May God bless you and your family in this difficult time.

Well then, go for it! It wouldn't be dangerous or anything, just nasty and corrosive.

Yeah.....that t shirt hides a lot. I need to look into getting some of those.