Alleycat72

No, and they won't. If I come in contact with someone with caronavorus and report it, I'm required to take 14 days off with pay and no vacation days will be used. It doesn't matter if we had a mask on or not. We don't have to test positive. We've had several guys do this. Out of 30k employees, zero have tested positive. I could use an extra 2 week vacation

Work came out with a rule that you have to have a face mask on if you're 6' from someone else. The rule does not say it has to be worn over your nose and mouth so mine gets put on my belt loop.

Yes. Accidents and suicides. My father hit several people in his career. There's always a camera. Dad always said the two worst things to hit was a pot hauler because it would kill you and a school bus because it would kill you a few days later.

People like to try and beat a train. They don't always make it.

We are drug tested constantly, but off duty alcohol is an issue. Most of it is stress. Guys deal with it in different ways. I've known several guys with more than one family. If a guy doesn't show up for work and you haven't heard of a violation, it's probably bad. The first time they kill someone at a crossing usually gets most to move on.

I've been with the railroad for about 23 years. It's amazing how many divorces I've seen. It's also amazing how many people I've seen crack up and destroy a career.

I use h335 in my 5.56 and 308. Super fast in a 308 with 125s.

That pig!

You don't know what a jammed bolt action rifle looks like and then you describe all the various jams you've seen. In 10,000 rounds you've never been chambering a round and had to back the bolt up a half an inch then push it home due to a mag issue. Bolt guns can and do have a multitude of problems that can occur. They are not bullet proof. They are more reliable than auto on average. To say any mechanical device is infallible is just being dishonest.

I've seen plenty of bolt action rifles jam. They don't do it as easily as an auto, but they do jam.

They are engineered for deer.

I planted 1.29 acres of eagle soybeans 1 week ago. They are coming up strong. I can't wait to see 5.5-6 foot soybeans. https://www.eagleseed.com/forage-soybeans.html

https://www.cato.org/blog/how-one-model-simulated-22-million-us-deaths-covid-19

Just said i would not. I can highlight that part for you.

I would lick random strangers in Nashville before I would believe CNN. I'm also not taking that s#$t either.

Before the NFA changes you could be in a trust that owned a machinegun. That gave an 18 year old the ability to use any NFA in the trust. I'm not sure if it has changed, but a handgun can be transferred in just like anything else.

Maybe we should restrict gun stores to certain parts of town. They could upset someone. No signs that say guns and dare not advertise anywhere. You guys shouldn't post anything on Facebook about hunting. Someone could see your guns or a poor dead deer. We could lose the right to hunt. God forbid some gun hater gets an account on TGO. we should shut the site down so we don't offend anyone.

Have been to the Publix in the Gulch? No old men. Some men that are questionable.

In Nashville, I enjoy standing as close as I can to people. Publix in downtown town is fun. I had a guy squeal and run away last Friday.

Well, the engine is out. Going to put a clutch, timing chains, and new gasket/seals in. Heads are at the shop.

My class 3 stuff is the only thing registered, but that's federal.

Depends on the trees. If trees have a bunch of leaves I use a shotgun.

2003 mustang

I laughed and now I have to put a head gasket on my daughter's 4.6l Ford. Guess I'll pull the top end off this weekend.