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I have quite a collection of framing squares and tape measures......somewhere. :shrug:

Last I heard she was forming an exploratory committee. That's been a month or two. Things could have changed.

I would love to go there. The Filipino people I've met have been great people.

Most dealers don't stock a big variety of revolvers, save for air weight conceal carry revolvers, simply because they don't sell well. I'm sure you could order any of the current production S&W revolvers.   I would suggest looking for good used examples without the dreaded internal lock.

Yeah....I've got two of several things for that very reason. I usually find the first one when looking for a place to store the second one.

I don't have that exact problem, but I'll be looking for something or cleaning things up a bit and find something I forgot I had.

Thanks. I'd much rather know this now than after spending thousands and flying for more than 12 hours.

Wow. You guys make it sound like a place I would dearly hate in about 30 minutes. Maybe I'll look elsewhere for a vacation spot. Anything buy Disney. :ugh:

Marsha's about to throw her hat in the ring for 2016. Would you support her?

Well, the kids were wanting to go to Disney World, but somehow that changed into Hawaii. Not sure I'm thrilled about going to Hawaii, but I AM sure I'm thrilled about not going back to Disney.

My family wants to go this year, and although I've never been, I'm always the one relied upon to make all the plans and reservations.   I would appreciate any suggestions as to places to stay, good restaurants, as well as things to do and see while there.

I agree with the spring installed upside down.

It'll likely need to be fitted. Is that within your scope of gunsmithing ability?     866-776-9292     http://www.hr1871.com/support/accessoryprogram.asp   Is this the number you tried?

Save a little more and buy a Liberty safe. Also, get one way bigger than you think you need. I wish someone would have given me this advice years ago.

If you are in my home uninvited, you are considered a threat to myself and my family and will be dealt with accordingly. I do not know the laws regarding this, but I do know my family is more important than some common burglar.

I've sold and traded enough guns at gun shows to arm a third world country. Just don't be afraid to have conversations with people, and avoid dealers. If you sell one to a dealer, you sold it for less than half price.   Also, don't get offended by lowball offers. Just say thanks but no thanks and move on.

I'm guessing yes.

Bushhog is a brand name of rotary cutter that has become the standard name for them, sort of like Aspirin is the standard name for Nsaid pain relievers.   If you have a few acres, a rotary cutter is an indispensable item. If you are just going to use it around the place every now and then, you probably don't need a real expensive heavy duty one.   How big is your tractor? I have a 32 hp tractor, and it'll pull a 6ft mower. If it were any smaller, I would go with a smaller mower.   Moore Brothers Equipment on 109 in Gallatin, just north of the river bridge has always been hard to beat on price for these. You could buy a used one at an equipment auction, but you may be buying someone else's headache.

Shingles is shingles. :) Dolomite is right as usual. If you are looking for something that lasts; have a metal roof installed.

Looks great to me. I enjoy seeing things other members have made. Keep up the good work, and thanks for sharing.

Get back with us after you've experienced a Tennessee August.

So I should be shooting deer with my 26" barreled muzzleloader how far??!!?? :eek: :eek: :D

Pay to park was the final nail in the coffin for me.

What sort of answers were you expecting from a hillbilly gun forum?   Sort of like going to a Weight Watcher's meeting and asking the women there if they think they're overweight.

All you're getting from me is an opinion, as I am NOT a gunfighter. I would say to practice instinctive shooting (point shooting; not aiming) at 5 and 7 yards, and aiming and firing at 15 yards.   Getting the gun out of your holster and into action quickly would be much more important to me than accuracy. Odds are that if you find yourself in a real world situation, it'll be stick it in his belly and fire.   Furthermore, I believe that we'd all do well to practice daily being aware of our surroundings. Most people are not. This will keep one out of a lot of bad situations with no gun required.