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Doc, when I lived in the small town of Talent in the Rogue Valley of Southern Oregon, an innovative engineer came up with an electric street bike called the Brammo, and they went into production in an abandoned Walmart. These were bigger bikes than the E Ride, and it was always a surprise to hear on...

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Fascinating. Even I could probably ride one. Not prohibitive at $5K.

https://eridepros.com/product/pro-ss-19/

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Still kind of amazed that the military adopted a round that runs at 80,000.

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When I visited Burnet a year ago looking for traces of my great-great grandfather murdered near there in 1855, one thing was made clear. It is pronounced "BURN-it, DURN-it."

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Will, one nice feature of the Lee is that you can turn the indexing on and off so that it will stay on the same station no matter how many times you raise and lower the ram -- or advance to the next die.

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EG73, that's about the sweetest thing I have ever read on this forum.

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Will: Cast iron frame and base on the Lee.
https://leeprecision.com/4-hole-classic-turret-press

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How about this boys and girls? Pretty darned cool stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AJ5FKO-VbE&t=1s

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Brian, I had never heard of potato starch or black pepper for controlling bleeding!

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We have had maybe three inches in the past month -- nothing like down your way, Jim.
Grizz, were you passing through Burnet County yesterday?

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Doug, your thread makes me realize I need a better first aid kit than an airway tube and an Israeli bandage that I forgot how to use.

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Arima builds a great boat! For a time we lived in a community in central Oregon that prohibited storing boats outside. Knew it going in, but still.

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I'd love to have his shop!

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I throw this garbage out unopened, and will continue to until they shame Wayne. Not a whisper in the Rifleman.

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Will, I am surprised to hear about poor reviews. The one I had indexed like a bank vault and seemed just as solid -- a lot nicer than the Lyman turret press I had prior. I agree with Doc that for the money the Lee is hard to beat. But the Redding felt to me like it would be in use a century from now.

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Doc, the mixed deciduous forests ARE beautiful. The Texas mesquite forests not so much. :lol: I just spent Mother's Day weekend with my sweetheart in Las Cruces and came home via Cloudcroft and the Sacramento Mountains. At 9,000 feet the aspens with their new green leaves were positively glistening ...

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Glad Paul is still with us. That forest sure makes me miss Oregon.

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Jason, your Ruger with the lanyard loop is beyond cool, bro.

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Will, I have had other turret presses, but the Redding is the cream of the crop and the only one I would buy if I weren't so darned happy with my Co-Ax.

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I don't have any TiteGroup or 231, which show up often in handgun load recommendations, especially for shorter barreled revolvers. No Red Dot either, but Trail Boss, Bullseye, Unique, Universal, Blue Dot, 2400, 296 -- less than a pound of each but I am in the fourth quarter not far from the two-minu...

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Well I am envious.

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That's very interesting, but the fact it is being driven by commercial deer farm interests is troubling.

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It has been an honor being a Baby Boomer and child of the Greatest Generation, and now we are dying out as well. I wonder if this war will be fully forgotten when we are gone.

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"Burfday" wish from me, Jay!

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Dad was in the Sudetenland with the 97th Infantry on V-E Day. Everyone was relieved, but the fact the war in the Pacific seemed far from over tempered the joy. He would have been 99 last Friday. He is on the right with three other members of the Medford, OR, High School Class of 1943. Just small tow...

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Jim, have you been re-reading old issues of Boy's Life again?

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Yeah, the teflon plumbing tape mystery came immediately to mind ...
I have never forgotten the wisdom of Piglet telling Pooh, who had lost something, "Just look in the last place first."

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Maybe this will work.
https://www.reddit.com/r/HistoryPorn/co ... ictims_of/

I found this fascinating.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynOR72xvZPQ

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Oh brother. The Nanny States are rampant!

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Well dip me head to toe in sheep dip! Never occurred to me that you could enjoy a serious velocity gain by lubing a jacketed bullet! thanks for sharing this Jim. 8) Not quite apples to apples, but this reminds me that some friends in the Victorian Riflemen have found that dipping the noses of their ...

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That's some simply awesome accuracy!

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Scott, starting at 4:25 ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPtW4nCTf8I

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Lovely!

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Scott, Massad explains the catastrophic soft tissue damage that WILL OCCUR should you have an accident with the appendix position -- even if you miss your femoral artery. NO BUENO!

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Thanks fellas. Jim, I share your concerns (and Massad Ayoob's) about appendix carry. I have read that small of the back has been banned by a lot of police agencies for the damage to the spine that can occur if you should happen to fall flat on the weapon. I tend to favor carrying just behind the rig...

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... at Lakehurst, New Jersey. Still hard to watch that massive, graceful ship come to such a sudden end.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fURATK5Yt30

Weird seeing all the Nazi flags in New York.

https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/...n ... popup=true

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Anyone prefer this to appendix/kidney/small-of-back on strong side? What are the concealed challenges?

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SPF fellas.

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This is pretty upsetting. I feel terrible for the attack victim, the good samaritans and the LEOs. The dog owners? Not. One. Bit.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Firearms/comme ... a_firearm/

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Jason, we seemed to have a lot of Mossbergs at Boy Scout camp in the 1960s. They were very good shooters and good choices to train on.

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Another variation!

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That's an interesting question. I have never heard of this conversion being done, but I bet it could.

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Funny that almost no one in Mexico outside of the state of Puebla pays any attention to Cinco de Mayo, but here in the States we make our grocery checkers wear funny sombreros. Muy loco!

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Will, I have had a ball catching panfish on flies.
For a while, I followed the path of tenkara, Japanese fly fishing. It is an interesting variation and the way they make nets is charmingly traditional.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9OZsv4C3Sc

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Will, outstanding workmanship and thanks for the tutorial! I sure miss fly fishing for trout, even though I much prefer crappie and yellow perch for the table. Kokanee are in a class all their own!

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Fascinating. The only time I ever bent wood it was with clear vertical grain Douglas fir for gunwales on a pram. Used towels and boiling water. Kind of a mess.
Will, show us one of your trout nets. It appears you are keeping hidden talents from us.

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A guy on the Texas Hunting Forum just received an order of 5,000 from this outfit. They are made in Indonesia.

https://tundramichigan.com/collections/primers

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Autopsy report will be interesting. Plenty of pre-charged pneumatics have the power needed.

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Steve, I share your concerns -- and Stretch, yours, too.
At least Hodgdon did divest itself of Goex, so we have domestic black available again.

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That's wonderful Jim. Can't think of anyone who deserves or will take care of it better than you.

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