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How about a road flare down the burrow and then shovel over the entrance?

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BlaineG wrote:They are also introducing a wine for incontinent people: Pinot More Marketing does not think it will make a big splash.

I've heard of that one, it was given a 5 star rating by the noted beverage reviewer, I. P. Freely

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I don't understand - the part you really needed was out of stock, so why place the order?... It was an internet order. The item was shown as "in stock" and the order was confirmed the next day by email. I had been watching the item for several weeks, waiting for it to be shown as "in...

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Yeah, I wouldn't know. I simply don't order stuff that is out of stock so it has never come up. I had understood, however, the the OP initiated the order and then wanted to modify it afterwards - try that with Amazon, say you want to add something to the order - and I believe you will see similar re...

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I don't understand - the part you really needed was out of stock, so why place the order? Most companies ship partial orders rather than holding the order until they can ship it complete. Although what happened to you is indeed annoying, it's about what I would expect to happen. Yes, they should mak...

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I had an SKS in college, when spam can ammo was $20 a can or something crazy low like that. It was great fun to shoot, but I never could love it like a lever gun. Whenever I'm tempted to buy an AK or more likely another SKS, I just think of the levers or ammo I could buy instead, and the mood quickl...

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casastahle wrote:1950

My dad had some of those early wagons - engine of the 20,000 mile valve job

"He who own Jeep will know frustration" -- Dad, 1991 when I bought a 1970 Wagoneer.

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Just Empty Every Pocket

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I was just in my favorite gun shop in Tucson yesterday. Aguila 40 gr, $3 or so, then some match stuff for more. Winchester 222 boxes also. Still quantity limits, but ammo on the shelf. Same thing I saw in an Alamo gun store in January. Prices not great, but not too bad compared to other places I've ...

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Is there an operating system for a computer that cannot be screwed up? I mean like I've got an Android phone and I don't have problems with it and I use it just like I would my computer. As a matter of fact I don't even use my computer much anymore because of the virus's and problems associated wit...

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might be useful to point out that linux is a subset of unix. unix is the basis of Mac operating systems. the bulk of the internet runs on Apache servers, another unix derivation. most of the millions of routers on the planet are running unix or linux, and all android devices are plain jane linux wi...

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In theory (and many a waste of time has started with those two words :mrgreen: ), you could run MS Access in a linux system using an emulator like Wine. All you need is Wine installed and the binary of the MS program plus any supporting files. Of course, I've only used this to run pretty simple stuf...

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Zirgan, Acyclovir, and Prednisolone gave me my vision back. I went to 10/1000 in my right eye for a while. If you are having a sudden vision problem, get yourself to an opthalmologist post haste. I am back to 20/20. Or at least to your MD. Then again, after months of tests, except for any blood tes...

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...I've never quite understood the need to back up the OS too (at least for personal machines), but then I'm not using windows.... It does take a little time to reset everything when reinstalling a linux OS, or when moving to another machine, but its really not bad. An hour of set up at the outside...

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Win 8 has been running pretty decently. The dumbing down of most of the interface annoys me, but i can still get under the hood easily enough. Honestly, that many problems reeks of a virus or something. Drop into safe-mode if you haven't already and then start trying some things, like a restore poi...

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linux!

OTOH, I do have to maintain a couple windblows machines for others in the family... they work a lot better without all that automatic stuff and virus software. Run limited accounts rather than admin, and even it you pick up some malware it can't do much other than mess up that one account.

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Speaking of eyes, I found this a week and 1/2 ago, its "Lutien", 25mg. I have been taking it since then and it really has helped my eyes in that short time. No more blurriness and distance view is much like it used to be. Steve Steve, Please educate me/us on that..is it a prescription thi...

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Though "IF" Jeep really wanted to do a retro, just make the CJ-5 again. No need to change anything, and I mean anything, it would sell like hotcakes. Got to agree with that one. :mrgreen: Friend of mine had an 02 wrangler or whatever they call them now (then). Decent Jeep on the whole, I ...

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I was never wild about the brass either, I'm glad to see an all steel version. Might have to pick one of those up, the price is certainly right.

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Only a bunch of croutons would make such bad salad puns!

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Steve and 92/94, You guys may know your German and French stuff but I know something you don't know........that the Polish were the first ones to invent the 180 degree U shaped barrel......AND......they claim to be the first ones who used smokeless powder way back in 1962. There!----- :D ----6 Smok...

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Darn it Steve, you made me go look it up! :lol: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spitzer_%28bullet%29 French get the prize. That one only stuck in the sieve of my memory because of the irony of it being the French who were first to develop modern rifle cartridges for the rifles so soon to be dropped.

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I've got a 26" 1894 with a replacement barrel, cracked stock, and no receiver finish left. I was going to refinish the whole thing and make a new stock for it, but now that I've shot it a number of times I'm afraid to touch anything. Straightest shooting levergun I've ever owned, well worth th...

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I've got a 26" 1894 with a replacement barrel, cracked stock, and no receiver finish left. I was going to refinish the whole thing and make a new stock for it, but now that I've shot it a number of times I'm afraid to touch anything. Straightest shooting levergun I've ever owned, well worth the...

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They also ran a nice line in complex stationary fortifications that the panzer drivers could admire as they drove around them

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Shasta, I'm wondering about a possible explanation with the Swede. What is the shape of the lead silhouette bullet and what is the velocity at the muzzle you think with both bullets/loads? -Tutt http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f1/ironsite/6.520bul_zpseky2r1m9.jpg Tutt, As you can see, the RCBS ca...

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I think the talk of Swiss is just big bear and me muddying the waters.

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Second on the K31.... darn things are so accurate that they are almost boring

Never shot mine out to 500 though, just 300 with irons.

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They are just waiting for us to doze off again

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Years ago, the version of Windows on my office computer would let you re-map the mouse orientation, and I had a completely compu-inept office mate who used my computer to write up his drill log reports. I used to tell the mouse that "up" was really "left" and such.... I'll give t...

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It went really well I think, but I won't know for sure until sometime in April. Moon was full when I was down there, lots of deer around after sunset - perfect spot for a cat. Almost hung around for a second night to see the lunar laser ranging shot that was planned - but it was scheduled for 1 am, ...

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I figured it was because it's nearing or just past the 1 year anniversary, and the press is desperate to find other subjects than a certain politico's email woes :twisted: Wandering OT a bit - I just got back from your neck of the woods, nice up there. View is much better than my mountain :mrgreen: ...

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Most time, I require a copy myself before sending them payment. After all, I am trusting them with the money and the (yet to be seen) gun, so if they balk at something so simple as verifying who they really are....It's a sign for me to walk away. That's not a bad idea, I like it. Quite a few will b...

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I hear the oil from a brand new marlin 1894 in 44mag will help heal cuts faster. You know, " as a physician ..." .... I can't unequivocally deny that such a practice, when done properly, wouldn't possibly have the effect of not slowing healing - under the proper conditions, of course ... ...

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vancelw wrote:Most time, I require a copy myself before sending them payment. After all, I am trusting them with the money and the (yet to be seen) gun, so if they balk at something so simple as verifying who they really are....It's a sign for me to walk away.

That's not a bad idea, I like it.

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I tell ya, I'm so dang paranoid about the ATF, especially with the current administration, that I take no chances with handguns. I go right down to Targetmaster and have them handle it. The way I see it, a few extra bucks can save me untold amount of aggravation if I make a simple mistake. Definite...

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I dont believe its legal to ship a handgun individual to individual for any reason. You can do so when the transfer is not interstate, if your state does not require any kind of checks for private party handgun transfers. Since you can't ship it USPS, it hardly pays to do it that way anyhow, in the...

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When I have shipped handguns, I have found that it is much cheaper for me to have my FFL ship it than for me to ship it. Last time I tried to follow the rules and ship via FedEx to an FFL, they wanted $163.00 :shock: My FFL shipped it for me via USPS and only charged me $50. I have another FFL that...

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Good heavens no. A strong base like oven cleaner will wreck any wood finish, and while it might not dissolve the iron oxide of bluing like an acid will, there is no point at all in risking it. If you have gummed up oil on metal parts, try acetone first. Personally, I won't even use it on wood, there...

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The chelating rust remover might work plenty slick on the stainless mags with no refinishing. You could also rust blue the others at home easily enough. Hard part is taking them apart so as to not rust the spring. How long did this take to happen? You could put a barrier between the mag strip and th...

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I tell my wife that she should have met my grandfather - he was 1/4 German. She thinks I'm a pain!

It's just getting palatable when diluted to 1/16th!

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The ferrite particles in the magnetic strip are iron oxide - at a guess that might have something to do with it even though the valence of iron in ferrite is different than that in rust. One is +3 and the other +4, but I can never remember which is which. Alternatively, any moisture in the air, shou...

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I'm sorry to hear it doc. I did once train a dog to not kill the chickens, took him in the chicken area on a leash and smacked his butt with a flat bit of wood - not so heavy that it does anything but sting - every time he even perked his ears up looking at a bird. Did that for about 20 minutes, it ...

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Hat's off to you Blaine, funny glasses and all!

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I got to shoot one when I was in college. Pretty neat weapon, though expensive to feed in those days - WWII German surplus ammo was the only option. These days Prvi makes it, brass case, and I bet someone makes dies for it. When the Syria war was cranking up a year or two ago someone posted a pic of...

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I'd probably go for something more durable for a tube loader, like a section of brake line or some K & S brass. Neat idea, I think I may steal it! The only thing I don't like about my 9422 is loading it

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You can hire a lawyer, or buy a backhoe. I recommend the lawyer. Seems to me that they are liable regardless of whether their contractor acted on his own. If they wish to recoup damages they have had to pay from that contractor, that is their business rather than yours. Otherwise both can just pass ...

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I'm lucky, my wife isn't into guns :lol: Only one I regret a little was a $90 Mosin m44. Not because it was such a great gun, but because it was sooooo cheap! If I didn't still have 50 rounds or so of 7.62x54 kicking around, I probably wouldn't regret it at all. Now guns I regret buying, lets talk. ...

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Wellllll.... that one would not be for me, but it is just a repro anyway and I'm certainly not a purist. Not to my taste, but I wouldn't snub anyone who loved it. AR's aren't to my taste either, but plenty of reasonable guys seem to like them - a butt for every seat as Pete so aptly put it :lol: I a...

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Yeah, they call it the LBT now, it's still the money scope though

VATT and SMT are the other two. Max Planck got out of the SMT project years ago, maybe 2003 or so, U of A now owns it 100%.

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