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I saw this video yesterday, then sent it to Y2K.

I NEED ONE!!!

Can you opt out of it?

nwcatman wrote: ↑Thu Mar 19, 2026 9:18 am i pay as much attention to nascar as i do to the NFL and MLB and whatever the basketball stuff is.

+1

PC, whiny millionaires playing games. Thug ball across the board. They should all be on their knees in thanks to Americans...

SHUT UP and play your game!

JimT wrote: ↑Tue Apr 07, 2026 8:03 pm No. My reloading "cave" is in our shop. The shop is 45 x 90 and I have a corner. I have fans and doors I open.

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Nice!

Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Wed Apr 08, 2026 7:17 pm Big fan here of Terminator II.

+1

Very nice!

Jim, do you cast in your garage? That's where I do, with a fan in front of me pulling the fumes away from me and out the overhead door, and a fan behind me pushing fumes into that first fan. My casting cart is on wheels, so I will roll it out onto the driveway pad if it is a nice day (in hopes of a ...

Happy Birthday!

hfcable wrote: ↑Mon Apr 06, 2026 11:22 am i have the adjustable sight bearcat in stainles and in blue. they are excellent.

Pictures needed, please!

Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Sun Apr 05, 2026 5:45 pm Frankly speaking me friend, I’m just not up to more recoil these days.

I'm with you there, Scott.

Y2K is me 35-40 years ago. A recoil junky.

Now? I'd rather be nice to my wrist and my guns!

I hope you all had a wonderful, Blessed Easter!!!

...Chief Osceola, who was taken prisoner in 1837 during peace talks under a white flag -- a dastardly move that ruined the commanding General Thomas Jesup's reputation for the rest of his life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Auzohpyw2E&list=RD7Auzohpyw2E&start_radio=1 As it should have! :...

Bill in Oregon wrote: ↑Thu Apr 02, 2026 10:10 am John, I agree that a muzzleloader is the gateway to endless history. Too bad we don’t just give them to all our children.

Y2K's favorite shooting at his grandfather's farm was with my cap and ball revolvers. The apple did not fall far from the tree...

Happy Birthday!

Y2K's first rimfire revolver...

I shot the fifty I reloaded recently with Y2K yesterday. No problems at all. Plenty accurate. He loved them. Unfortunately, I fell last Sunday (darn foot drop), on the driveway, and hit hard on my wrist and shoulder (trying to protect my head, back, knee and hip). I'm pretty sure I sprained my wrist...

Well said fellas!

Looking forward to the range report!

GunnyMack wrote: ↑Tue Mar 31, 2026 6:24 pm Wow! Now they should be teaching other companies about CUSTOMER SERVICE!

Agreed!

I used to say not all Democrats were leftists... but you can't really say that anymore. The Dem's drive every non-leftist out of their party, as fast as they can. It's a shame.

Democrats/leftists make me puke constantly.

It all comes down to practice, doesn't it? :D Yessir. I found I could draw the 7 1/2" single action using standard power loads just about as fast as the shorter barrel. I just practiced and shot all the time. When you do that you find out that it's you, not the piece of machinery. The human fa...

It all comes down to practice, doesn't it?

Happy Birthday!

Prayers up for sure!

gamekeeper wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2026 8:21 am Same thing here in the UK everyone seems to be dressed for the beach

And they do not have the body or looks for it!

Very well-behaved dogs in public places don't bother me. It's the loud, obnoxious people and their ill-behaved kids that suck. :idea: + infinity. It's the idea that everyone is entitled and deserves to be catered to. When I was growing up it was unheard of to be like that. It was so rare that anyon...

Agree 100%

The airports that have privatized aren't having any issues. The government only screws up everything it touches.

Coalsmoke wrote: ↑Tue Mar 10, 2026 9:38 pm IMG_20260309_130538.jpg

Old Savage wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2026 11:36 am Get all the barrel lengths.

The best advice!

I'm trying! I have...

3.5"
4.75"
5.5"
7.5"
12.0"

They are all fun in their own rights.

Yeah, I'm not going to get reloading recipes from AI... or the rest of the web without research on my own. But I am interested in what AI say on various topics. For example, I asked Copilot to summarize the Colt 1862 Pocket Navy. Seconds later, a workable article that was largely correct. As I drill...

So, I've been fiddling with AI lately. Sarah Connor would be appalled. :wink: I asked Copilot (Microsoft's AI) if the following load was safe: Cartridge: .45 Colt Bullet: Coated 200 grain lead round nose flat point Case: New Starline brass Primer: CCI 300 Large Pistol Primer Powder: Alliant Bullseye...

Happy belated birthday!

gamekeeper wrote: ↑Sat Mar 14, 2026 12:25 pm download~3.jpg

Site is working well for me now, but I couldn't get into it for many days over the last two weeks.

Great job, Bill!

Happy Birthday fellas!

Happy belated birthday!

That is awesome!!!

Wow, that's incredible!

Happy belated birthday fellas!

Checking your zero periodically on a defensive weapon is always a good idea!

Fortunately, between Y2K and I, we practice with "modern sporting rifles" about once a month.

How does that shorty work? (As far as does it offer a good amount of sound suppression?) Kid, mine works awesome with a carbine --- the pistol it is pictured on is still a bit rowdy --- i guess because pistols are naturally a bit louder in general so the sound suppression is likely the same But i w...

How does that shorty work? (As far as does it offer a good amount of sound suppression?)

Very nice. You've mentioned that little chop saw before. I will need to pick one up!

Happy Birthday!

Happy belated Birthday!

Being a big history buff, I would love to tour The Alamo, and take it all in... You won't be disappointed. I'm a Hilton guy, and always stay at the Emily Morgan right beside the Alamo complex. I got very lucky the last time and was upgraded to the "Duke Suite". Room is on the top floor, l...

Misery loves company... happy it wasn't just me!

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