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jazman

I like the A-Zoom snap caps also, they are metal, heavy duty. First time I used them in my Spanish SXS 12 Gauge I cocked it open sharply, and the ejectors flew those babies over my head and hit my wife who was about 4 feet behind me in the family room. Thus ended family room dry firing.

jazman

Well, the story I got from my regular Doc was you can only get it once, and since I had had it I didn't need the shot. Then I talked with another Doc who said that was not right, and the shot will definitely prevent you from getting it. So, I got that shot quick, didn't want to take any chances with...

jazman

If you haven't gotten the shingles shot, get it. Faster than cleaning your dryer lint, right now! Only thing I have had worse than shingles is gout. Get the shot.
Oh, and OI, you are a little shorter than Bruce Willis...by about $50 Million a year!

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wm wrote:My son is talking very seriously of joining the Marines in two years when he graduates college.......I'm thinking if he does as he says he plans to this or something very similar is going to be his college graduation present.

Plan ahead, I think the wait list time is about 4 years...

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jazman

Sorry to hear that, hope you and your daughter are doing fine after that.

jazman

Griff wrote: Well done Mescalero!

Agreed!

jazman

Thank you for sharing that, Perry, very impressive.

jazman

Prayers up for the boy, you, and your family. Nothing tougher to deal with than something like this.

jazman

Read all the linked ones, well done Joe!

jazman

Ping Steve Young, he posted above and will have everything you need.

jazman

Beretta makes a nice one, I think it may be called a .22A. Has the same tip up barrel design as their other small ones like my .32 Tomcat. That design has given me very good service over the years.

jazman

Geez. I remember the posting Six did on this a while (year?) back. There was enough lint in there for a score of Santa beards...or two beards for TTT!

jazman

Man, i just liked to see " heater" on a gun board again, seems like a long time. Great you and your lady are liking the new ones.

jazman

rjohns94 wrote:Awesome.

+1! Great story.

jazman

ollogger wrote:You must have been a good student & left an impression on him for him to think
that highly of you with a gift like that
good for you

ollogger

Yep, this.

jazman

Beautiful pics, thanks for sharing them.

jazman

FWiedner wrote:Is your Uncle aware of the plan?

Tell him that you're not the enemy and promise him that you'll take good care of his stuff until... whenever.

Good luck. Be careful.

Good advise here, I agree with Fred.

jazman

Great work, really good looking knives. I'll have to think on a design, I'd be proud to own one of your knives.

jazman

Just flat beautiful. Thanks for sharing your trip and pics.

jazman

Hope it's going well so far. Remember, sometimes the first week or two can be the toughest, if it starts to get to you take a walk outside and let things go for a bit.

jazman

My daughter is petite also, with small hands. I let her have my S&W Model 10, and she found it to be just the right gun for herself. It works very well with small hands, and luckily it has an excellent trigger along with being able to cock easily, so she can shoot single or double action no prob...

jazman

That man was one of a kind, sorry to see this news. RIP Junior...

jazman

He always made it easy and comfortable to watch him, that is the key to greatness to me. RIP.

jazman

They should just hire Michael Jackson's doctor and let him handle their care.

jazman

Sorry to hear of your loss, it's always so much harder than you think it will be.

jazman

Sixgun wrote:You don't HAVE to ship a gun to Kal. Sell it to someone in another state. Nothing personal to the guys in California but I will not do business with anyone from a Communist state.-----6

Sorry to see you would not do any business with me.

jazman

Have you looked at Henry lever .22's? All American made, and smooth as glass right out of the box. Great company and service also.

jazman

You should be OK with the Colt. Where are you shipping it to? I know a couple of good FFLs here in the Bay Area/Silicon Valley area.

jazman

"The good news is I now have 4 cookbooks.............. Stories and Recipes of the Great Depression of the 1930's By Rita Van Ander volumes 1,2,3,4." Any of them single, late 40's to mid 50's? Well, can't speak for Mescalero, but in my experience I have never seen a married cookbook. :lol: ...

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Old Ironsights wrote:
765x53 wrote:A .22 through the pupal always trumps a .45 to the torso.
Or, as Cheech & Chong once said...

Earache My Eye!

See, he WAS talking about bell bottoms and weed!

jazman

Sixgun wrote:Interesting stuff Brent. I really enjoyed this post. Congratulations on a hard fought win.----6

Plus 1, great post.

jazman

I grow Red Savina Habaneros every year to be the main ingredient in my annually made hot sauce, which you can either enjoy by putting it on whatever you like or you can use to strip the paint from your car. Really enjoy the Habanero taste, different than any other pepper. I have some Bhut Jolokia (g...

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Happily done!

jazman

Prayers continue Joe, most excellent news, really glad to hear this. Jim

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jazman: How do ya screw it onto the end of the barrel?? How do you manage to keep the barrel end up with all that weight on the end of it???? :lol: :lol: You'll have to ask Sixgun...but if anyone on here has a gun to screw that baby on to it will be him. Plus it will be very old, in perfect conditi...

jazman

Very nice, good job and good looking. I would definitely keep the leather simple, so it doesn't draw away from the rifle.

jazman

I made this some years back and it works wonders. If the velocity is below the speed of sound you hear nothing. It's it's above, you hear the sonic crack. The whole unit slides into a 55 gallon drum. Construction is self explanatory in the pic. When cutting out the holes in the baffles, make each o...

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That is a beauty, congrats!

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Very cool Joe, good stuff, and great for the kids. Jim

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rjohns94 wrote:7.62, that's a wonderful bushcraft knife! Maker? Model?

Hey Mike, sell me that Randall and buy a new one like 7.62's! Win/win!

jazman

Excellent Boxster wrap on the van, good job!

jazman

Very cool!

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Old Savage wrote:Trade a gift back???? I'm tired of your rifle; think I would rather have your Jeep.

I was sure thinking this too.

jazman

1- Deposited the cheque and are awaiting for it to clear your and his bank. 2- Will, after the funds have been deposited in your account, send him a refund in 5- 10 days. (As an aside, if the cheque does clear, I would send the refund out on the last day.) From what I have read, having the check in...

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Griff wrote:I like the new handle, and think that sheath is a worthy try. I believe one should try a thing before one sez "I can't!"

Yep, plus 2. Also, the only thing you risk is a batch of cookies never being made as you used the pan for a sheath!

jazman

Just tell him you will be happy to return his funds to him after the usual 180 day clearing/cooling off period. If the check it bad it will show up way before 6 months, if not you have the use of the money for 6 months and then you can send his money back.

jazman

Good looking machine, and it looks very sturdy for the money.

jazman

Sure was great to read about the Aussie adventures, sounds like an excellent time was had by all. Plus, it gives me a chance to use my only Aussie joke:
What do you call a boomerang that doesn't come back? A stick.
Sorry, but when I get a chance to use that one I take it!

jazman

From what I have read, whatever you do don't put beans and water into the empties, you'll never get them out!

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