KahrMan

Y’all are a bunch of narcs.

Tell Silas congrats!!

Nice tom.

Wait…am I the only one that will grab a spoon and eat mayo out of the jar like ice cream?

Maybe but it is a damn good sandwich

The story is one of the Prince family men was not a very faithful husband. The wife got tired of it and decided to do something about it. She decided the best way to punish him was to, unbeknownst to him, dump a bunch of cayenne pepper on his fried chicken. The rest as they say is history.

That is a great whiskey.

The Nashville Hot at Publix is legit. Not the hottest but fantastic flavor. The will do wings, tenders or a 8 piece in hot if you ask them. Will get a couple of 8 pieces in hot and put it in the fridge. Heat it up in the air fryer and it is great.

I absolutely love my 336 in 44 mag. You can not go wrong with either but get the 44 mag.

Welcome to TGO.

Very nice!

That Vortex is sexy.

Hybrids can be a lot of fun on Priest. Have not fished for them in about 20 years but still remember the fights. Good luck and post some pics of what you catch.

Damn. That was intense and impressive.

Glad she is ok and was not there today.

I was cleaning the garage this weekend and had to move one of the tools I got from you right before you moved and was wondering how y’all were doing. It’s good to see you back.

Welcome to TGO

Welcome to TGO

He was a pioneer in big bore handguns. From Big Horn Armory: John Linebaugh passed away on March 19, 2023, at his home. A fellow Wyomingite, Linebaugh was an American gunsmith who gained international renown for creating custom revolvers in the largest calibers in the world. He invented the .500 Linebaugh caliber — the first successful .50 caliber revolver (and cartridge) in 1986. He is also credited with inventing the .475 Linebaugh cartridge, which he perfected in 1988. "John was a pioneer in the use of big bore, heavy bullets in handguns. He predates Smith & Wesson's 500 S&W by almost 20 years. They probably would not have created the X Frame guns without his inspiration,” commented Greg Buchel, president of Big Horn Armory. He continued, “his handguns were near perfection. The first time I fired one of his guns many years ago was at a range event he and I both attended. He handed me his gun out of his holster. The first thing I noticed was how perfect the fit and function were. It wasn't necessarily the prettiest gun I ever saw, but even after years of use and who knows how many rounds it fired, the gun was mechanical jewelry." The friendship between our team and Linebaugh began at the Wyoming Outdoorsman Annual fundraiser several years ago when Linebaugh approached Buchel at his table. After chatting for a while, the idea for a collaboration was born. The idea was discussed several times in the following months, and one night over a couple of bourbons, the two decided to produce a limited edition, super-premium boxed set containing one 500 Linebaugh lever gun and one 500 Linebaugh revolver. Included would be exhibition-grade wood, octagon barrels, and color case hardened receivers all packaged in an oak presentation box. “John’s work and friendship will never be forgotten. We have truly lost one of the greats. Our entire Big Horn Armory family sends our deepest condolences to his family and to all who were blessed to know him,” said Buchel.

Dude that looks awesome. Nice job!!

Welcome to TN and TGO

I wish it was but unfortunately it is one of the later ones.

Take care of yourself and get better soon.

If you can get a list of the guns and some pics there are a lot of guys here that could give you real world values.