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They are? Well, I haven't seen it--but I don't get out much, either.

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People always tell jokes about the blondes, but when was the last time you saw a brunette with blonde roots?

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I hadn't heard about the pinkbelly either. I'm awful glad nobody told my older brother about it...

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I have a dear friend that is retired from the GM Moraine plant near Dayton, Ohio... I have a brother-in-law who retired from the same plant. The one thing you can say about most of the union workers is, they tended to spend their money. Therefore, other businesses also flourished because of the uni...

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Wind wrote:I'm not sure what an "AO" is...

"Adjustable Objective"?

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Old Ironsights wrote:Manes are Cool...
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"You can't hide your Lion eyes!"

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Streetstar wrote:Reminds me of the saying my barber gives me -- we can always take some off, but its hard to put back whats not there.

The good thing about hair is, if it hasn't fallen out, it will grow back.

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WoodrowC wrote:I grew up in the 1950's and I miss the quality of everything made back then.

I grew up in Ohio in the '50s, and I recall all the '50s cars (all makes and models) having their front fenders rusted out just above the headlights by the '60s. Quality?

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brucew44guns wrote:Someday when the Anti-gunners quit and agree that we all need guns...

In other words, never.

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Random favorite quote? Okay:

(In a Humphrey Bogart voice) "I haven't met a dame yet who didn't understand a slap in the mouth or a slug from a .45."

I don't remember where it came from, but it might be "Play it again, Sam", by Woody Allen.

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I saw something like that French .22 a couple decades ago and wished I'd had the cash-ola to buy it.

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jeepnik wrote:Scared me for a minute. I thought you were refering to the psychology guy and his behaviorist theories. Imagine, you can be one of the biggest crackpots going and get taught in all the universities in the land.

There's a lot of that goin' around!

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Tomorrow, I will use my secret weapon--I'll go to the library and download it to my little memory whatchamacallit. It sounds as though she's like that guy who was on that show a while back--Paul Something, who totally wowed the crowd singing some opera piece.

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jdad wrote:I know, it's only $20.....

But it's Laser-cut!

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madman4570 wrote:I would microwave up some deer ticks.

Thanks for the laugh!

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Just hiring a decent attorney and suing for all fees etc. should remind the PD who's in charge.

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Chuck, you sound as though you don't think the "Laser-cut" sheet metal is all that high-quality. (I think you're right, but I will reserve judgment until someone else tries it first...)

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Dialup here, too.

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Well, at least you'll smell good.

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I once saw a guy kill a prairie dog at 250 paces with a .22 LR. I have to say I really didn't think a .22 LR would do it at that distance. Kill the pd, I mean. I don't remember which .22 load it was, sad to say.

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"Verdigris" is the correct spelling. What I want to know is, who makes a belt with more than 24 loops for ammo? Most I see don't have enough for me.

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You're on a gun forum. You're already in trouble with the left-wingers. Live it up!

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Some day, off in the future, someone is going to ask whatever became of all those 20" barreled leverguns, and where did all those 16" leverguns come from?? The factory records sure don't show it!

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alnitak wrote:Very nice. Love the scabbard!

Interesting curtains on the window, too.

It's only worthless if it CAN'T shoot!

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The Constitution wasn't 200 years old in 1976. That piece is a fraud! It should hide in my closet so no one will know!

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Keep the primers. You may want to make lighter loads some day, and those primers will still be good for many years if stored properly. Unless someone has a problem with you having "too many" primers around....

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One frequently overlooked issue is that the Crown needed to pay for what is known in the USA as the "French and Indian War". The Crown felt that the Colonies should be taxed to pay, as the Colonists were the main beneficiaries of the British victory. The Colonists were not going to go alon...

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The roots of the Revolution go WAAAAY back. It would be extremely difficult to hold it to one hour.

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One of the hot topics in the early '80s gun magazines was the stainless steel handgun and how to make it black. So, several people came up with ways to do it. Not that there were so many ordinary blued-steel guns rusting to death, but apparently there were many people afraid it would happen.

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There is "stainless steel" of several alloys, and then there is "stainless finish". The "stainless finish" is usually a nickel plating. Sometimes the "finish" part is in the fine print.

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The bottle opener is on the G-3.

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mergus wrote:I think it was Mark Twain who once said he could not abide a man that only knew one way to spell a word.

I've read several of Mr. Twain's books, and the only time anything was misspelled was when he was using it in dialog. When that's how you're using it, misspelling is okay to me.

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When I was a kid, I had this crazy notion that you couldn't get to 4th grade without being able to spell. Apparently I was wrong.

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I have some factory loads with that bullet.

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If I couldnt get it the way I would like it, I would probably trade it off and put the funds towards something that was more to my likings. Prefably a COLT!!! The referenced article was in either Handguns 2000 (the Krause publication) or Gun Digest 2000 (?). The writer had gotten tired of his brand...

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Where I come from, REAL men STILL don't eat quiche!

(I ate quiche once, but I swear it was an accident! It looked like dessert!)

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3855 wrote:Found these in a box of junk at a Gun show last Friday. Offered 20 bucks. He took it.

Twenty bucks for the pair?

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What about a squib load where the bullet just leaves the case, then the next round comes in and the stuck bullet sits directly in front of, and in contact with, the next bullet? You have essentially a double-weight bullet with what is then a major overcharge. Without anyone having determined where t...

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I came closer than I'd like to a negligent discharge with a Luger once. I put a full magazine in it, and manually racked the action 8 times--or so I thought. Fortunately, my younger brother (wisely sitting to my right) and I had just been discussing the loaded-chamber function of the extractor, and ...

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Tycer wrote:The bullseye ram and the five bullseyes.

Good name for a rock band...

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I'm glad I got out of Gangland (Ohio) and into Mountains...

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Well, if you're driving--hey, your quad doesn't have a back seat! Where do I sit?

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You shoot whatever you want, I'll drive the Jeep!

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No, he shot him in his pajamas!

(Sorry, Groucho...)

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Nice countertop, but don't you have a laundry room for that Oxyclean?

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Bear 45/70 wrote:My medium caliber combo is my 1894FG and my Ruger Redhawk in 41 Mag.

I'm

with envy!

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A JEEP!

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Your squad leader is not going to remind you to check your weapon every couple of days, you have to remember to do it on your own. He darn sure better be.....as well as every other single thing. It's the only job the Squad Leader has: Taking care of his soldier's every need while in the field. :P ....

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Streetstar wrote:But if you wish to reload, the .50 does take a dedicated , somewhat expensive press

Lee sells a cast-iron single-stage press kit for the .50 BMG. Less than $200 at Midway.

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They don't personally know what crime is because their armed security guards prevent it.

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