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What Castrr said and saved a lot with those reloads....

Cue Mrs. Monkey in 3, 2, 1....

A 3rd for the mil-comm stuff. Grease is the most appropriate lubricant for firearms, though oil is fine in most applications. The reason lots of people don't like grease is they use way too much of it. A little goes a long, long way. A thin film is all that's needed. That's why I like the mil-comm syringe as it allows you to put a very small amount where, and only where it's needed. No goopy mess to deal with. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000UTOVX8/ref=pd_aw_sim_200_2?ie=UTF8&dpID=4142Tg%2Bhe4L&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL100_SR100%2C50_&refRID=10S0JDAZ1ZPCXKPN71HZ

It's a global market. There's various speculations as to why, I don't details other than supply is high so the price is low. Can't charge more than the market price, else the buyers will go somewhere else.

There's an npap in the classifieds for a decent price.

I'd say most any working class Russian woman in the 40's had "man hands" by modern standards.

My wife has a non-carry purse with an internal zipper pocket. When she carries that way, that's the only thing in that pocket. Her Shield fits just fine in a pocket holster. Here's some others.... http://thewellarmedwoman.com

They're selling them for scrap metal.

There are fishing only licenses available.... https://www.tn.gov/twra/article/resident-fishing-license-j1 Not as all encompassing as the combo, but they're a lot cheaper. I'd assumed the combo was just a revenue generator for twra. As for the irony of requiring a license. I agree that it's not a right, and it's also a way to fund the management activities.

I have a Jewish friend who we intentionally and repeatedly wish a Merry Christmas. Another guy he knows who owns a business put merry Christmas to him up on the business marquee. :D It's all in good fun, he's gives as much as he gets.

Dad got me an air rifle, umarex surge (I think).

Sweet!

Do bolts really fail often (recreational shooting) enough to justify a spare?

Depends on the intended use. If it's likely to get used hard in bad weather, plastic all the way. If you want something pretty, definitely wood.

I'll admit to having called the police to investigate some folks shooting near me a few years ago. But that was only after bullets hit my house and my neighbor found bullets in his driveway. According to the cop, the folks shooting thought a big pile of trees and brush was an acceptable backstop. He educated them and while they continue to shoot, it's never happened again. That said, if this lady doesn't like the rules in the county, she should move into the city.

Welcome!

Yep, because all bad guys have carry permits and won't go there if we make their permit invalid.     :shake:     Morons.

Since we're ranting....   Why can't you get a truck with manual transmission anymore?  The only way to get one is to get an $80,000 diesel.   Quite a few are offered globally with a stick, but not in North America.  :rant:

It's cold and raining, so yes it's winter.

mmmmm...... bacon.

Cats don't like citrus. If they're eating house plants, sit a few lemon or orange wedges in the pot and they'll leave it alone. If you've got a cat door, you can spray it with lemon pledge when the cat is out and it won't come back in for a day or two. :)

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For really stubborn dogs, the wireless version works better as it continues to zap them until they return.  The wired version only zaps them when they're close to the wire.    And +1 to the trencher.  Tell the equipment rental folks what you're doing and they'll tell you which machine you need.  I used a "landscape trencher" which only cut a narrow slit.  It only took 30 mins to do my 1/2 acre. 

Warm salt water gargle and flush sinuses 2-3x daily.    Mucinex (store brand), Ibuprofen, and Flonase.    Green tea with a squirt of lemon and shot of bourbon (my version of a hot toddy).    Rest.   Patience to wait it out. 

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