I go out quail hunting with my trusty old 28ga. Parker and my Weimaraner. This year we have out of state relatives over, and we spend most of the day making "finger food" dinner. I also make about a gallon of spiced cider and leave it simmering on the stove so the house smells good all day!

I will 2nd the Wild Turkey.....I should be opening up my Christmas bottle very soon.

It was worth the admission price, and the cinematography was excellent.

Target shooting, defense, and hunting.

I would like to get a cowboy lever in .357. since I have .38 and .357 revolvers in my current collection...and I reload for both....what would be a good model to look into?

NO...I am not alone.....but I think what you do for people is a wonderful thing. It would be great if more people could do such a good thing. But, economy such as it is...it is probably a tough thing to do.

It averages about 14 bucks per brick in the Phoenix area.

I have an old, Browning Auto .22 that was purchased in 1964 and still going strong.....it is made in Belgium
with the French walnut stock. I would imagine I have over 150,000 rounds thru it.