gregintenn

I got the 7' Lambert model at the top of the page.       http://www.kincaidbilliards.com/new-tables.html   I also got the ping pong table top to go with it, but we haven't opened it yet.

My wife's grandmother passed peacefully in her sleep early this morning. At the age of 102, it really wasn't a surprise, but she was a big part of our lives.   She lived on a farm all her life, and worked her butt off every day she was able. If you were welcome, there was always a cooked meal on the table. If you weren't; she had a shotgun for that.   She was at church every Sunday morning. She raised kids, grandkids, great-grandkids, a garden, cows, tobacco, and chickens. She could mend blue jeans, or a broken heart.   There are no more like her, and she was the kind of person I aspire to be.   We could use your thoughts and prayers this holiday season.   Thanks for listening.   Greg

Not mine.....at least not yet. :ugh:

To quote Clint Eastwood, "Buzzards gotta eat; same as worms." :cool:

Come ahead, but be warned, you'll be waiting your turn like I am for a while. My boys have kept it pretty busy.

Pretty cool! Thanks for sharing.

Well said, Dave. :up:   Our country is in a bad situation right now, and I pray I'm wrong in thinking it's about to escalate quickly.   Think what will happen if some nutcase pops a cap in ol' Jesse, Al, etc.   It certainly isn't a good time for a guy wearing a badge.

I can only remember one time ordering something and not getting it. It was a knife from Smoky Mountain Knife Works.When I called to inquire about it, they asked no questions and shipped another immediately. I was somewhat surprised at this, because no doubt they sent the first one. It just never got to me.

My table was delivered and installed Friday night. I really like it. It is of higher quality than I expected. Mr. Kincaid and his staff could not be nicer or more professional. I can highly recommend this local company if you are in the market for a pool table.

I never even stop at Gander Mountain anymore.

They call it an "outpost" store. While smaller than the normal stores, it still has a good selection. I've had the same experience as you with the staff. They are quite knowledgeable, well trained, efficient, and very nice. I can see me spending a lot of money there in the future.

It simply wasn't that good. I got more than enough food, and the service was o.k., but the food just wasn't very good.

I'd recommend you skip Chuey's. :puke:

It is worth the ride in my opinion. I'm an hour away, and have been several times.

Simple enough. Glad you found it. Sometimes those type things will drive you nuts til you find them.

I thought they started in Canada, folded, reorganized and moved production to the U.S.A. I've been wrong before, however.

45 isn't another caliber, it's THE caliber.

Have you fired the rifle while aiming with the sights?

North Carolinia was the last place I knew.                ^             See what I did there? :D

My wife will see something like this on the news ans ask me, "What would they report if the looked around this place?" :shrug:

Canadia?

I have ADD. You want to give us the cliff notes version?

I've never found a standard distance that worked for all rifles. Trial and error is how I've found my best loads. Get a good group with a load you like, then start adjusting seating depth til you get the smallest group.   Mostly, I find the OAL specified in the reloading manual to be good enough. I don't usually tinker with it in a semi auto for sure.

Wow! :stare:

Whatever grease you have lying around handy will keep threads from galling. Don't go buy something special.   I hate that anti seize stuff. Get one dot on your finger, and you can paint a barn with it. It gets EVERYWHERE!!!!!!