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Mescalero wrote:
Old Blue Duck................. he was'nt afraid of them Rangers.

But he didn't fly very well...well, I guess for a short downward distance he did.

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Jazman, find a shoe repair shop that has a ring and ball stretcher..a long handeled outfit that will stretch a toe sized or bunion sized pocket in the toe or side of a boot or shoe..the ball goes inside after marking a spot to be stretched and with an application of alcohol/water the ring over the ...

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They were pinto beans as far as I remember - it was maybe 1993 or something. I had the boots for a couple years, tried everything I could to get the front half of the one to lay flat, to no avail. By that time, they were to small for me by two sizes. I was lamenting the fact to an older friend and ...

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I had a Beretta in .22 short years back, think it was a 950BS or 850BS, wanted something a little larger. Liked the design and quality, so I got a Tomcat .32 when they came out with the same tip up barrel design, and like it a lot to this day. Park in the rear pocket (or front) of Levi 501s and it's...

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TedH wrote:

Heck, a little bondo and some shaker cans, make it a red neck Rhino!
Kidding aside, good grief, glad she came out OK from that, nasty crash!

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Perfect situation. He lives there, you get to visit for a week or two and come home!

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Welcome! Hey, if you are gonna race those vehicles, I'd like to put a few bucks on the Cobra...just sayin.

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Pete44ru wrote:.

It's a darn good thing that you had yer bodyguard with ya, Ted ! .

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Heck, with OS taking the picture, you are lucky to even be IN it, Ted!

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Happy to send prayers up for Doc.

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Man, that is a knife worth the wait for sure! Flat beautiful.

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Sixgun wrote:Pete.
I called and had your M-16's, (223 and 9mm) M-2's, and supressed MP-9's set to the side with 30 cases of ammo....for your shooting pleasure. ----------6 Just let me know a day or two before and I'll see you boys there.

Now THAT'S entertainment! Well played, Six, well played.

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Not quite the same, but close. My workbench looks like a bomb hit it, but I can find anything I want on (in?) it. Small screw, washer, tool, no worries. My wife cleaned it up for me once, I couldn't find anything for months. Nothing worse.

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Nice ones what ever they are, and your guns are beauties.

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What, no snail love? Man, the butter and garlic alone is worth the trouble. My Grandma used to gather them in the yard, then put them in a shoe box with all kinds of leaves to fatten them up. Few weeks later they were nice and plump, so she would take out the leaves, add corn meal for them to eat an...

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Are those Herrett's stocks on that snake? They look just like the Herrett's I have on my Python.

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BlaineG wrote:
jazman wrote:Whoa. That "cat guru" (!?) is one weird lookin dude. Far be it from me to critique someone's looks...but I have my limits and that guy goes way beyond them.
So.....How do you like your men to look? (Please smile, I'm joking )

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Whoa. That "cat guru" (!?) is one weird lookin dude. Far be it from me to critique someone's looks...but I have my limits and that guy goes way beyond them.

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I hope you are in the Bondo selling biz, as I think that truck is gonna need a LOT.

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madman4570 wrote:Bet, Pitchy would make you one cheaper!

And...it would fly!

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Mescalero wrote:Yeah!
I always had the hots for her!

Plus 100! What a great show.

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Mescalero wrote:Being a certified geezer for a few years now, I always carry my Cold Steel City Stick.

I like those, but here in California I try to keep the lowest profile possible, as we all know lots of nutty laws...but the weather is great.

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I have had an Unbreakable Umbrella for a lot of years, my gift to myself last time I got a new job. Great for self defense; I've taken it on many an airplane and never even got a raised eyebrow. Now they make a Telescopic Version, I may have to sell my current one and upgrade! http://real-self-defen...

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Congrats on the new beginning! What are you going to be doing? Most people don't equate that when out of work and needing a job your job is getting a job. That means putting in 40 hours a week or close to it to get a new job. It is not easy, especially now days.

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Well, I guess I'd say goodbye friend, hello pork chops!

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Please add my name to the list.

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Thoughts and prayers continue for you and your family Joe. Jim

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All Glocks should be the same process to takedown 1. Remove magazine 2. Rack slide and empty chamber. 3. Rack slide and confirm chamber is empty. Release to full battery position. 4. Pull trigger. 5. Retract slide about 1/2 to 3/4 inch and pull down both take down tabs, just forward of the trigger ...

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Funny how negative things seem to happen to folks that live in the negative. It's almost like they will it to happen. Had an Ex like that. She would be convinced that bad things were going to happen and subconsciously did things to actually make those bad thing come true I am a firm believer of thi...

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rjohns94 wrote:Prayers offered daily my friend.

Same for me Joe. Jim

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Streetstar wrote:Ouch

Wow. Ouch indeed.

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I also inherited a really nice Rossi Overland 12 Gauge SXS Coach Gun that is pretty well my favorite shotgun and home defense tool. Really good fit and finish, beautiful wood (I know, surprise!), and case colored hammers and triggers. I'll have to take a pic of that one someday to post.

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I think I found the perfect plan on Rossi buying frankly. Contact Steve Young (NKJ), let him know what you desire. He gets it for you, makes it your own/customized however you want it, and sends it to you after you send him some money. Shoots pretty darned good! Perfect! Man, I love my Trapper. :D h...

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LOT of eye candy in this thread!

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That reminds me of the guy sitting in the bar when a beautiful scantily clad woman sidled up next to him on a bar stool. She said in a husky voice, "For $100.00, I'll do anything you can say in 3 words or less. The guy thought for a minute, pulled out a Benjamin and slammed it on the bar. Said ...

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[quote="Hagler"]...and here is what a "saddle ring" is intended for: http://www.castbullet.com/srsling.htm http://www.castbullet.com/makeit/photos/swivel1.jpg Originally called a "sling ring", or a "carbine ring", the saddle ring is intended to keep a horse so...

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I like in pocket carry for my 642, and have had a Robert Mika pocket holster for many years. Just excellent, does the job perfectly, light, wears well. He is a heck of a nice guy to deal with too, and his prices are very reasonable.

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Send some pics to Henry (do everything by email, usually the President answers and takes care of you personally), show them your great work on this rifle, mention you don't like the plastic sights/bands and ask their advice. I would bet they will send you a set of metal bands/front sight free of cha...

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7.62 Precision , I agree. If one is hunting Jello they may be just the ticket. On anything with some beef to it I think they will fail to do what is needed. That has been already taken care of with quality bullets that have been around for many years. I didn't pull a Jello tag this year, so I guess...

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Griff wrote:Very nice!

+ another!

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Joe, prayers will continue, and I am really happy for you to hear things may be moving in your favor. Keep the faith man. Jim

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If you're sticking with pocket rigs, the DeSantis Nemesis works well with many jeans and isn't expensive. If you're willing to pay a little more, Mika pocket holsters are among some of the best in the world. He started out making them one by one as a cop in L.A. I have had my 642 in a Mika for a lo...

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Very sorry to hear this, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

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Terrible news. Prayers up for the family.

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I do like my S&W 642, excellent gun. Only reason I got it though was my BIL needed a snubby, so I gave him my Taurus 85 CH (Concealed Hammer), which had been an excellent gun for me. I missed having a snub so got the new Smith as finances were OK at the time. He used that 85 until he passed last...

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Sorry to see this Hobie. We had a mini schnauzer for many years, he was the best dog I ever had.

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That is a beauty. I sure do like my Henry .22 carbine, and even with it being one of the most reasonable models the fit, finish, and walnut are just excellent.

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Hope things go well tomorrow Joe.

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Prayers up for him and the family.

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Old Savage wrote:Movement in contention is usually positive.

Agreed. This gives me a good feeling, and will keep sending prayers up Joe.

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WOW! Nice one.

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