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What is an "Adam" number? Gobbler It varied with different larger agencies, but the number scheme might mean, for instance: 1 - Shift 1 A - Beat area, or it might be . an Admin unit in some agencies; . "D" might mean detective unit 12 - At least in my agency, odd numbers . signi...

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Thank you, Sir.

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What is an "Adam" number?
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The only tragedy is the insult conferred due to who is presenting the medal... :| To tell you the truth, while the Marine that presented the flag off my father's casket to my sister last Friday did say something to the affect of "From the President", I gave it no weight. Our President had...

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AJMD429 wrote:One REALLY good reason to use suppressors...!
can't argue with logic...

If you think it will work on her.

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I'm not sure but I believe a good chrome job is layered over a copper base coating. Forge welding won't work through copper. It would all have to be removed. Springs have been mentioned and they do work but are only in the 40 point carbon area. Files are about twice as hard in the 90 point range. If...

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I'll bet I'm not the only forum member interested in what you feel is the ideal "keep in my vehicle" kit, and so forth. I keep changing what's in mine, and never have been sure what is most appropriate. Of course it would vary with the situation and location. You'd lose the bet. :lol: My ...

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Very nice. I'm getting inspired to go out and finish the Damascus neck knife I started last winter. Thanks.
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I would agree that trying softer bullets as well as lighter and heavier bullets may shoot better. A different question comes to my drifting mind, though. As long as they group acceptably, what would be the problem of bullets going through the game sideways?

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I saw a whole seasons firewood destroyed. Wasteful treatment of resources by someone who has probably never been cold.

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BlaineG wrote:
Nate C. wrote:Semper Gumby.
Most of my units used that, too.

What's it mean?

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Are there threads inside the peep? If so then it is a #2 Lyman.
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octagon wrote:Hillary/Pelosi sex tape. Yeah, that'd do it. Only for the most extreme offenders.

OMG. That mental picture is burned in now. I feel ill.................................................

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I was thinking that most spring steels are in the 4140 range.
I am not a metallurgist, just a blacksmith, but the spike knives I have seen others make did seem like they would work for a while but would need sharpening more often.
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Hey, Bro. Sorry to hear about the split. That's sad. Maybe a road trip to Ohio would help.
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AJMD429 wrote:THAT photo would make a good JIGSAW PUZZLE...!

That's sick.

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I remember Dad doing something similar back in the 70's. We shot a lot of trap and protection and Dad did this with Vaseline to keep the shot together longer for long pick-up shots.
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Rusty wrote:Congratulations! Is '72 Pre AMF ? I can't remember when they got involved.

No. I'm pretty sure AMF took control in 69 and sold the controlling interest back to the investors group in 81.
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Bill in Oregon wrote:Harold, you scored a very useful machine! I am jealous.

Yea. I would like to try one of those, myself.
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Thanks, all. PlowBoy. It's an FX. In 72 there would not have been a starter so it has been upgraded. 72 was the second year of the FX and the first year for the sportster like rear fender. The original rims were spoke so these are later, I'm guessing 78 or so. I already have it running and have abou...

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I got a genuine barn find this time. A 1972 Super Glide. The price was good and it will fire. I am going to detail the carb so it runs. It fires but won't run from the old gas that was in it. A rotted tire and corrosion on connections but a diamond in the rough. Gobbler http://i24.photobucket.com/al...

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One piece of advice when shooting golf balls from a cannon. Golf balls don't penetrate like a metal projectile. They bounce. If you shoot at a tree, the ball will be coming back with near the same velocity as when it left. I will never do this again, trust me.
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If you want a boom but no projectile, use some old bread or buns. It compacts nicely to give the powder something to push against, thus increasing the boom. It won't smolder to start a fire like rags or paper, it's 100% biodegradable and the critters eat it when your done. Win, win, win.

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It seems there are quakes every day. I check this site from time to time.
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http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/

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We've eaten at that cave. I have a sister in Waynsville. Very cool.

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Todays tech is double edged. My wife carries the phone, I don't. I don't want to be that accessible. I make some of my living by the ancient art of Blacksmithing, yet I'll sell on the internet. I live by doing everything with and old style, for that is me, yet I am the first one to go to YouTube to ...

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That's all well & fine - UNLESS it was Granddaddy's. THEN it matters! Merlin, Naaa...not really. My grand pappy had more guns then me. He don't remember the guns he gave me. He done and passed 15 years ago. I have so many 1892's around here that I use em for door stops. First generation Colts g...

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Reads like "Kate, Lesbian Gay Bisexual" to me. But who knows? Careful man, your homophobia is showing. :lol: Old Iron. For years Ohio had on their plates, a letter, three digits, and then another letter. Towns were identified by the letters. I have heard of folks driving to this town or t...

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You know, this has appeal. Any thoughts
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =415158390

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So there I was the other day, putin' up some license plate in my garage , when I notice one plate, 1964 Ohio K8LGB. Bell rang. Later on I was over 10 feet or so and there was 1960 Ohio K8LGB. How cool. These two plates showed up here well over a year apart. This past weekend I had my blacksmith even...

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You sort of answered your own question. The line of sight and line of bore are the components. The bullet, line of bore, has to rise 2"to be zeroed at 50 yards. The bullet continues to rise until top of arc, thus being 2" high at 100. To do as you suggest would be the correct step to have ...

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My FIL grew up in Nuenen near the Van Gogh's. Small world.
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Nath wrote:Good on the fox...how far was the shot?
I am somewhat puzzled by 2" difference between 50 & 100yds!

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The height of the scope indicates that the bullet is rising to cross the line of sight at 50 and be 2" high at 100.
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Yet one more good reason to stay in Ohio. Thanks.
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20ga. 870.

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A lot of painting with broad brushes here.
I can attest only to myself but I tend to look up from my doings when I hear loud pipes.
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That was great.

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I love my 303 except for the crescent butt. I'm looking for shotgun butts now.
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ndcowboy wrote:So nobody is hurt when these chain fire? I thought it was pretty dangerous.

Soft lead and low velocity. Just makes the shorts brown.

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Thanks all. This is helping.
Centennial. I have access to a 56-50 too.

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Just sitting with gunbroker and reading Cartridges of the World, I think I am liking the 38-55. Good ballistic reviews and several candidate guns in that caliber.

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It seams that the 38WCF, my favorite, is not allowed. It has a bottle neck. That makes it too scary for them. Otherwise my 1892 would already be the gun. As copied from the ODNR website; The Ohio Wildlife Council approved these specific straight-walled cartridge rifles for deer hunting: .357 Magnum,...

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Here's the skinny. It looks like my dear Ohio is ever so slightly pulling it's head out of there by allowing the strait wall cartridge that is allowed in hand guns to be used in rifles for deer for the 2015. They have a list of cartridges and it's basically .357 or larger. But I don't have a long gu...

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Was the cap detonated on the unintended cylinder? I'm thinking if the cap was fired, then it could be as stated, that something is hitting the cap. If not, then the fire came through the front, around the ball. If the chambers are next to each other, inspect the chamber walls.
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I don't know what to make of it. I can't see it very well but the butt says carbine and the front says rifle. I like it. What caliber?
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FWiedner wrote:(3) of the first (5) items are not true.

Well?

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And we still can't use a 38WCF or the like because of the case shape. Mindless twits. Well it's a start and frankly, I never thought the DNR would come this far.
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BlaineG wrote: I hope this guy ain't scamming me.....Y'all might see me on the front page of the newspaper

Doing what? Throwing shoes at old what's-her-face?

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Mescalero wrote:You are dilusional.

But funny.

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There have been some extensive threads on this. Chuck 100yd has been involved with some of the best holster makers and is one himself. He uses extra virgin olive oil and can direct you so some professional discussions about this or give you the info himself. Now that takes all the fun out of it, to...

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