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You should have shot him more than once.

You should have shot him more than once.

I've read many times the warning that says when changing any component including primer brands, start at the minimum load and work up from there. If you own a chronograph, you might be able to see a miniscule difference between primers, but without one, I can't tell any difference.

Now quit teasing us......I want to see the J.P. Sauer!

Ejectors gently lift the unfired shells while throwing smartly fired shell. Extractors gently lift either. It is more likely to have extractors. It belongs to him and he can do as he wishes, but altering the original finish will diminish the value of the shotgun by at least half.

Yes. I don't own a horse, but I liked the scabbard. You can also just carry it.

I've always wanted to try one of those Lee hand presses just to satisfy my curiousity. I haven't been curious enough so far to buy one however.

Westmoreland is home to a pretty good bbq joint as well. Have you tried Uncle Dave's?

I was once involved in a traffic stop where the police officer attempted to pull two cars over. He pulled me over and then continued up the road to pull another car over. I drove off. He pulled me over again and the other car drove off. after a couple of rounds of this, he lets me go. Why would you try to pull over two cars? An overacheiver?

A very good explanation. You did understand it was all you can eat didn't you?

Ever shoot a can of soda with a 220 Swift? That is an interesting experiment!

I hadn't thought of it before, but I do have a sporterized Mexican Mauser that would feel at home in it.

I thought the Myan calendar on it was interesting.

You can look at me and tell I know how to find a restuarant.

What about it?

I thought it was too hot to shoot today. Looks like you found a way to beat the heat.

For $80! I can't buy the materials for it here for that. It is felt lined, and a pretty nice scabbard.

I just told a lady in another thread that her shotgun was worth upwards of $10k. I could have PMed her and offered $2k and I imagine she'd have been happy. I don't see anything wrong with that. How many people do you see lined up to buy a $15k shotgun?

They'll have around $595 on the each one. I'm not trying to take up for them, but you wouldn't believe some of the people that walk into a gun store. Someone is going to get their money.

It is miles and miles ahead of Centerpoint!

With the advent of the internet, there is no reason for anyone to not know what a gun is worth.

Kind of the same thing isn't it?

I buy a lot of reloading stuff from the Rloader's Bench. I've never purchased a gun from them. They are a little high, but they usually have what I want when I want it. Sometimes paying a little more is well worth not driving around hunting. As for the trade, the guy agreed to it, and they are there to make money. I've never seen a lack of a crowd when I've been there. At least they will try to help you. I went into two not busy gun stores in Lebanon last week, and no one in either store ever spoke to me.

Oh yeah...It's there on the lake on the corner of Gallatin Rd and I think Saundersville Road. It is in the old Uncle Buds/ China Dragon/Quincy's building.

I ate there this afternoon. I felt it was a bit pricey, but after we got our food, I no longer thought so. This was some of the best bar-b-que I've had in years. I don't have any financial or other interest in this restuarant. Just thought you all might like try some mighty fine bar-b-que.