gregintenn

I once saw a farm plat where the length from one marker to the next was walking at a brisk pace for a length of time enough to smoke two cigarettes. Now that's precision!

I have the ability to do this for you, but not the stamp to make it official.   Land surveying is quite the racket.

How does this help with bulk buying? Where do you buy bulk ammo and they ask how many differeny caliber firearms you have? This makes no sense.   I'm still adding calibers, and have dies and reloading paraphanlia for guns I don't even own yet. The more the better in my opinion.

Dis Mo Fo still be fo sail??!!??? Word! :cool:

I could see Homer Simpson buying one of these! :rofl:

I just don't see a damn thing that could go wrong with that! :ugh: :shrug:

If that didn't give you heartburn, you have cast iron intestines.

It was advertised on the radio as "The Largest Gun Show in Nashville History!" What a crock.       There is also a gun show in Bowling Green, KY this weekend.     I'd say the pretty weather hampered gun show attendance today too. I was in Lebanon, but watching a baseball tournament.

Sorry for the bad information. I still contend my M44 is a kicker. That, or I'm just a weenie. :shrug:

Harbor Freight is the place to get them.

Yeah I hear you, but when this place is lost, the gig's up. Where else are ya gonna go?

No way..........Really? :eek:   I've never handled one of each side by side, but I always thought the m44 felt fairly light while the 91/30 seemed like a boat anchor. I suppose it feels ungainly because of it's excessive length?

The M44 is a much smaller, lighter firearm, resulting in more recoil and muzzle blast.   The recoil isn't unbearable, but it is definitely there.

Reread my post. I never said that info went to the ATF. I said it was recorded on the form you fill out (Form 4473) when you apply for an instant background check.   The info is kept by the FFL, and is available to the ATF anytime they wish to come look at it via audit, criminal investigation, etc.

According to law, there is no gun registration.   In reality, however, your name, address and the make and serial number of the gun are all listed on the form you fill out for the instant check.   It isn't supposed to go anywhere, but it does exist. How well do you trust the ATF?

A gooseneck hoe. Repeat as necessary.   I finally got around to turning my garden this evening. I'd wanted to do it sometime back, but it's just been too wet most all winter.   It won't be too long until time to get the old garden started!

You ain't lived til you've gigged frogs with a Mosin! :D

Bausch and Lomb. These were very good scopes in the day. The adjustments are in the mounts; not the scope.   Under the scope rings is a spring loaded plunger assembly that holds the scope in place. It puts downward pressure into the v block tops of the mounts. You can push the scope forward and tilt it up to remove it. Replace it and it is still zeroed correctly. A brilliant but simple idea in my opinion.   You can still find these occasionally on ebay, gunbroker, etc. at quite reasonable prices.

[URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/SW%20family%20photos/cid__image.jpg.html][/URL] I have a box loaded and ready! :up:

Same here. I only have ONE can of powder on the bench, never leave powder in the powder measure, and charge and seat one case at a time.

Thanks for the info. it isn't my first model 70; just my most recent. How do you like this 243 featherweight? [URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/IMG_1852-1.jpg.html][/URL] It's all but new.

....and this can be accomplished in seconds with the judicious use of a file.   Lighter bullets will shoot lower, but the 45 is made for the 230 grain projectile.

I washed and waxed his truck. :up:

File the front sight and keep on keepin' on.

Every time I read this, in my head I hear the "Me" portion of the conversation in Hank Hill's voice. Am I the only one?