KahrMan

Unless you have a sportsman license or are hunting under the land owner exemption you most definitely need a type 94 permit to kill does in unit L for the rest of the season.

Nice. We bought tickets for all of our employees for a 5:00 showing tomorrow but we don't get the whole theater to ourselves.

Got mine today and must say that I am really happy. I have been looking for a Yeti tumbler but everywhere has been sold out. Then I get one from my secret Santa. Score! Also got some 22 ammo and a free range pass to the Nashville Armory. Thanks Santa.

That is what I have read.  The shoulder angle is a little different int he two.  First I want to make sure it will chamber properly.  If it does, I will test it this weekend.

Supposedly my .17 Ackley Improved Hornet can shoot .17 Hornady Hornet.  I guess we will find out this weekend.

Ding Ding Ding...MP5_Rizzo Wins.  It is a .17 Hornady Hornet.

Here is another pic for reference. The two above guesses are a little big.(a lot to big)

I know but the question is do you know. The first correct answer wins a fabulous prize of a congratulations from me. I am betting someone will get it in the first three guesses The 50 cal is just there for reference.

  No, the first one listed is heavier built and has the ability to make more minute adjustments.

  I agree.  Thats why I kept my Armada for 10 years and ran it into the ground.  When they kids were growing up they were hard on vehicles. Food, drinks, muddy sports equipment, friends, etc...  Now that one is out of college and and there other is in college it was time for daddy to get a new truck.     I let them look at my new truck but already told them not to even bother asking about borrowing it... :rofl:

I am just a big ol walking contradiction...

It is crazy how expensive trucks have gotten.  One of the problems is there are people like me who are stupid enough to pay it.  I just bought a 2016 F150 Platinum.  It is crazy the amount of tech that is in this thing.  I love my truck though.

If it is not cost prohibitive take it back to original colors.  

Have you ever noticed that the air brakes on a 18 wheeler sound just like a deer wheeze when you are half asleep.

That looks really good but he over cooked it for my taste.

Seen it before but It is always good to watch it again.  I love the old granny.

  Look for a good brine that has the flavors you like.  I always brine my turkey.  Helps keep it moist and juicy.   Here is a brine I like from food network:   2 gallons cold water 3 cups apple cider 2 cups packed brown sugar 3/4 cup kosher salt 3 tablespoons tricolor peppercorns 5 whole bay leaves 5 cloves garlic, minced Peel of 3 large oranges, cut into large strips 4 fresh rosemary sprigs, leaves stripped off Read more at: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/ree-drummond/my-favorite-turkey-brine-recipe.html?oc=linkback

The employees do have a tendency to congregate with each other or several on one customer.  I have had the same experience when trying to buy something.   Now when I got my G40 from them, they were fantastic to work with.

If you notice I never said I enjoyed that.  It was more of a tongue in cheek kind of comment.  Although I do have  a friend whose wife is 22 years younger than him and they have a great relationship.

Most advice I hear nowadays is not to rinse out the cavity with water because a it promotes bacteria growth. Whether it is scientifically accurate or not I do not know. Most chefs say the same thing about turkeys (store bought). Don't rinse them out. Just pat them dry, season and cook.

  And your point is....

Swim615 has a nice S&W 629-1 for sale...

  Just remember that Justin Bieber has had his grubby little hands all over that.  Now go back and try to enjoy it... :rofl:

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