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Bolt gun-Model 70 Winchester Lever-Model 99 Savage. Why? They are, in my opinion, the very best in their catergories.

No. He was just walking around, looking when I saw him. Looking, and talking with various people, just like everyone else.

I saw this guy walking around the gun show in Hendersonville today! I spoke to hime breifly. Semms like a nice enough guy to me.

Fair show. I sold a shotgun, and didn't buy a thing.

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I didn't have a clue what the arrows were for.

...and then fumbled the ball with the LC9. A safety??!!?? WHY?

I expect I'll go tomorrow. There's also a show in Cave City KY this weekend. I don't know how much that'll cut down on tables. Probablly not much, as I don't recall seeing many of the same guys at both shows in the past.

http://www.davide-pedersoli.com/scheda-prodotto.asp/l_en/idpr_356/rifles-model-86-71-lever-action-model-86-71-lever-action-boarbuster.html You could always play it safe and go with the "boar buster."

It'll pretty much depend on the personality of that particular dog.

OSHA?

Great line!!!

Right, but I live in a somewhat odd place.

I grew up hearing the phrase "queer as a two dollar bill." I'm gonna have to refrain from this protest.

My wife and I went to Las Vegas, and she was amazed that Hoover Dam was the most interesting thing I found there. It doesn't take a lot to entertain me I suppose.

My favorite line in the article.

What you consider mundane because you do it every day can be interesting to others. I've never hauled anything much larger than a bass boat, so I think it would be pretty neat to get to drive a big truck sometime. I would, however, need to turn off your CB radio. Those things make my brain bleed!

Same here....just think how dangerous that place would be without the gunbuster signs and Barney Fife security staff.

Who do you work for, if you don't mind me asking? I actually didn't do anything impressive; I mostly just stood around and watched. I just thought someone might find it interesting. I did.

Now that's hunting! As crazy as it sounds, a small part of me would like to give it a try.

We sat concrete box beams for a bridge over Defeated Creek in Smith county. These beams were 80' long, and weigh 56,000 lbs each. That was one big crane! It is quite a feat for the truck driver to navigate narrow country roads with an 80' load. With the right equipment, placing them is actually the easy part.

I'm trying really hard to give a d@mn.......but I got nothing.

LOL! That wasn't me. I just stumbled across it on the net. The guy does have some nice stuff.

First time with the rifle, only one brand/loading of ammo, today's wind....I'd be very happy with your results! You are making me seriously consider buying an AR 15 Sport for myself.