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I'll be watching the Puppy Bowl.  Don't care if they even play a Superbowl.

Post a picture and give the caliber and first few characters of the s/n and I'll look it up when I get a chance.

That's the way I understand it.  Don't have a citation though.

David has an eye problem -- he can't see himself doing that.  :D

AR15.com is doing the same:   [url]https://membership.nrahq.org/forms/signup.asp?CampaignID=ar15[/url]

We're waiting on the weather here in the cornfield.  First storm expected 7:16 am.  Wind warning out, tornado watch until 1 pm.

I have the RCBS press, but I love the Hornady pistol dies.  Top-quality dies that were, when I bought them, cheaper than RCBS.

With a full-auto stock.

Wish they'd come over my house - I need the brass.

Look out, here comes the Boss -- everybody look busy!  :D

I haven't seen any attacks, just statements of personal opinion.    There's been a little name-calling, but that's just the natural first response from small-minded people.  :D

Deleted - didn't want to pour gas on the fire.  :D

I don't mind being called a racist and a homophobe, considering where it's coming from.

I'm glad I was in the pre-gay scouts, and glad that my kids are adults. Sorta changes the 'dynamics' in the old puptent, don't it?

The jury's still out on Eastwood.  He seems to have good principles, but I think he still wants Liberals to love him.

I take my pistols outside and point them at the ground when using the decocker AND when chambering a round.  A decocker is as handy as a pocket on a shirt and is probably much less likely to fail than my thumb on the hammer is, but I don't trust the decocker or my thumb.

That would be handy in combat, in case the trigger failed.   Sheesh!

My reference (Cartridges of the World) says that 3.4 grains of Bullseye behind a 200 gr lead bullet duplicates the factory loading.

He's been an ass all of his life - it's not a recent development.  Look up where he 'served' during Vietnam.  Quite a background for Rambo.

  Due to lack of demand, I'd say.  If there was a roaring, pent up demand for double-stack 1911's, someone would fill it.

Welcome!

Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction when operating the decocker.  They're handy, but I don't trust them.

A couple of years ago, Precision Reloading took my order, and my money, for a shotshell reloading manual that they apparently hadn't finished writing yet.  I got it 7 months later.  They found out that I wasn't happy.   I haven't shopped there since, and won't again..

I saw a metal 5 gallon gas can in an antique store yesterday, didn't note the price.   I don't mind plastic, as I store the cans in a shed outdoors and rust is an issue.  I just wish we could get better spouts and vents.  Being of sound mind and normal dexterity, I can handle a long flexible spout and a separate manual vent.

Which house does John Galt get?