mikegideon

Adkins definately works, but it isn't quite what they say. I was an early adopter. Once the early rapid weight loss tapers off, it winds up turning into a calorie resstricted diet for most. You can only eat so much grease without any fries or bread to wash it down. I have a friend or two that have been on it for years, and have been real successful. Like any other diet, if you can live with it, it will work. I can't handle it, and I'm a true lover of grease. http://atkinsexposed.org/

I am using Flitz Media Additive with crushed walnut. The Flitz isn't cheap, but worth every penny. Shines the brass in a couple of hours. I've tumbled some real skanky range brass in a long session, and it came out looking new inside and out. It also seems to do a good job of controlling dust. I used Nu Finish before I switched to Flitz. No comparison.

I really like that one for what it is.

Yep. Or we can start calling you by your Indian name... Tender Knuckles

You need a power trimmer first

Yep. I use the Uplula for all my pistols, and the Striplula for my AR's

The health care law would not pass right now. We have shed a serious number of Libtards since then. Thank God too.

If he signed onto the letter to Obama, then he's OK with me on this issue. "Monitoring the negotiations" may be some lip service. If they vote it down, they've done enough.

If it's a pencil barrel, it can really benefit from a barrel strut. http://accu-strut.com/pages/application%20guide.htm

Depends on how old it is. Mine is a newer one, and does better than that with plain ole 55 grain factory stuff.

That Yoder looks like great stuff. The shipping weight is crazy. I use an electric smoker, and do my grilling over charcoal. Nothing close to the Yoder. You may need to take it to the store to realize its full potential. Guns, Leather, and Burgers.

Raoul is right. If it was great, it went into the bottle that way. If age is a factor, it's because it was bottled before craftsmanship went to hell.

I used a YHM stripped upper on my 300 Blackout build as well. Haven't shot the rifle yet. It's fine. Went together with no problems. Spike's Lower receiver. Note that I hit this with a silicone cloth, and didn't do a good job. The finish is real consistent. I just missed a few spots.

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I have a Nemesis for mine. It prints in my back pocket.

I like it. I understand the concern over the exposed trigger, but the LCP requires a long forceful pull to make it go bang. It would take a little practice learning to draw the thing properly. Day-to-day stuff, I would pull it just like a wallet.

What about shaking doctors? Did they cover that?

He'll be healed up in a few days, if somebody confiscated his knives (hint)

I have some of that too. Good stuff.

I have 2000 rounds of Wolf right now for blasting. I've been thru 1000 or so, and never had a problem with consistency or plinking accuracy in either of my AR carbines. I reload .223, but can't justify it for what I paid for my stash of Wolf. I think the price has gone up quite a bit since I bought.

Safe place huh? Tulip is here, under her code name

Reminds me of the time Okey dropped that big garage door on his trigger finger, and then posted the pics.

I would have to ask, "Do you insult everybody's intelligence like that, or do I just look funny?".

Yep. Report, not investigate. I have a ton of respect for what doctors do. I have no respect for overreach. If a doctor is worried about my guns, their logic is flawed, and I need another doctor. Not that I'm paranoid either. Any doctor that thinks he can guide me on guns needs to have all his sharp objects taken away. As you know, a doctor without sharp objects is useless.

Don't doubt that. Just saying, he has to know it won't happen.