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OldWin

No shame. I have hammers, wrenches, and Glocks. They are tools for a job. Sometimes it's nice to have something that you don't have to worry or fuss over. There is no attachment. I have a 19 and a 21SF. I tried the 26 but couldn't shoot it as well as the 19 due to my hand size. Even the 19 is a bit ...

OldWin

Wow. That is really nice. I have to admit, I'd of had a tough time letting that go. Even for a big profit. :D I've always looked upon my stuff as "things". I rarely get emotionally attached to them. I find myself getting more pragmatic the older I get. :D I'm that way too with most things...

OldWin

GK wins! You're welcome buddy! :D Utah? There's some primo wheeling out there buddy. Just have to get used to left hand drive! Don't worry, you can source fries pretty easy in the US no matter where you are. :D OS, I know there was a Norse and Viking connection there. I'm not sure how much with us, ...

OldWin

Sarge wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 5:36 pm Note the timing of this news release... the war on fun & anything related to traditional America, continues.

Truth.
This country has been destroyed. It's just coasting down for a while before it becomes Haiti.

OldWin

Wow. That is really nice.
I have to admit, I'd of had a tough time letting that go.
Even for a big profit.

OldWin

Glad to hear that you guys are sorting out your heritage, I guess wherever you came from you're darn lucky to be American despite what dozy Joe Biden is doing to the place :wink: Jack, I like the look of your new pup, she has that don't mess with me look in her eyes, I'm sure she will fit in there ...

OldWin

Hey what's going on here? I took the Harley for one last ride. Then I came home and changed all 3 oils. The boys came over for take out, I watched a movie, and hit the sack early. And look what I missed! Like OS said, I don't know much about my pedigree. We are French/Canadian on both sides. Apparen...

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Haha yeah, Jeeps ain't for speed. I've probably had mine around 80. Of course, that was before the flat skid and the Antirock swaybar. The more you do to make em go off road, the skankier they get at high speed. I will say, it will go down the highway at 70 pretty good still. That is one reason I he...

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Man! I finally sat down. Gunny survived the wedding. I'm proud of you for dressin right bud! Did you swill a lot of cheap beer and throw up on the buffet table or cake? No.....? You'll get there. :D Hey! A new pup at Six's house! Good for you guys. One thing I know for certain. That's a lucky dog th...

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Sixgun wrote: ↑Sun Oct 03, 2021 12:27 am Oh man....Jay.....you're the best!......peanut butter!..

I figgered you'd like that one buddy.

OldWin

Looks nice Harry. Hey Six..... You mean those cones? The vets don't have them here, the hospitals do. They use them to keep PEOPLE from licking themselves. :D We don't have anything to stop the dogs from licking, but I wish we did. The legislature almost passed a bill banning peanut butter in Maine ...

OldWin

Glad she is ok buddy. Sounds like she did the right thing. Hopefully, the noise was from them shooting one another. You know? Playing that new game, "Chicago". Gettin bad everywhere now. This country is done. Most don't notice too much cause it's still coasting down. It will start picking ...

OldWin

Don't sweat it man! The job is done, with less work, and you have parts and pieces for something else.
Story of my life.

Hey! I've been on that walk! That's that fancy C-ment I'd heard tell of.
We make walks out of Natty Light cartons.

OldWin

Hey hey now!
Sounds like Gunny has been holding out on us.
That's not a gun room, that's a gun condo!

Happy Birthday buddy!

With a room like that, you should give ME something nice for YOUR birthday.

Well, I'm beat. Twelve hours and hour drive home.....I've had it. Night boys!

OldWin

So.......old Six out in the yard in his skivvies with a pressure washer? 50 bucks says nobody will even notice. If they do, they won't think nothing of it. :D Holy smokes Harry! Sounds like you got quite an operation! Nice. I just have a room full of old junk guns and other old junk. Oh! There's als...

OldWin

Looking good Harry. Nothing better than having all the possibilities in front of you.
I e been in mine 20 years. Hardly seems possible. Still feels new to me. I still love it and spend a lot of time in there.

OldWin

Haha good stories boys. Yeah, I been to some hillbilly weddins for sure. But those are the best kind man. Seen a groom wearing work boots spray painted black. No lie. Funny, Six talking about the appliances. I have a friend who has a business taking junk appliances and getting them running and re-se...

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Oh yeah! Even with radio collars! Guys forget to turn them on sometimes, but Even with them on it gets problematic. When we had the camp, dogs showed up on occasion. Usually VERY happy to have found some people.
Sadly, these were the lucky ones. If out overnight, they are many times lost to coyotes.

OldWin

Never ran a zero turn. I'm sure it would take getting used to though. They have cages hitched to the front bumpers of trucks or Jeeps here. Bear or cat dogs ride in the cages as they slowly drive the roads. They can still pick up a fresh crossing. Then the turn em loose and the chase is on. A good h...

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Now ya need a good bird dog to ride on the hood of ol red and you'll get more birds! :lol: Interesting info, I'd forgotten about Arnold going through Maine. Of course that was a long time ago for America history! What do you mean a "bird dog" on the hood ? Just take the top off of the Jee...

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Good day. Me and the old man fired up Old Red and headed up to Pleasant Ridge bird hunting. We got one at least, but saw some beautiful country. Found lots of new roads to run the Jeep on for birds. I have run around those mountains for years and still find new places. Lots of old trails. Saw a truc...

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Good stories guys! Six, Those booster packs work pretty good. I had one for a long time but I finally killed the battery. The work place theft gave me a laugh. That took place up here in the paper mills bad. The 70s and early 80s were probably the end of the heyday. They have made it harder since. G...

OldWin

Good job with the hitch, Jack. Much better.
What Gunny says regarding taps and dies. If you do that and don't make more than 3/4 turn at a time when cutting, it should go well. Keep backing off to break the chips and flushing it with ATF.

OldWin

Depends on your purpose.....and regular outdoorsman would choose a 32-20......big game hunter would choose a 44-40........a collector/investor/shooter would choose the below pictured rifle......I've seen this rifle before and it's ultra rare.....a saddle ring carbine with full factory engraving and...

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Jay, when I first moved down here the house I was living in was right by a Car Dealer who sold old fifties and sixties American cars the street used to be lined with them, unfortunately he moved away shortly afterwards.. :( I would really love an old American pickup or a Willy's Jeep... :mrgreen: H...

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gamekeeper wrote: ↑Mon Sep 27, 2021 5:56 pm They don't make cars like they used too

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I reckon I could turn a few heads over here with one....

Turn heads anywhere buddy!
I'd take a 55 too. Little cleaner looking and makes a better looking late 60s style rod I think.
They made cooler stuff back then buddy.

OldWin

gamekeeper wrote: ↑Mon Sep 27, 2021 5:41 pm Page 57. I guess I have won a can of baked beans..…

Beans? Our buddy GK deserves better than that.
How bout a 57 Chevy Bel air? We will all chip in.
I got 5 bucks.

OldWin

Just as important will be a sharp eye and a good piece of gun leather that allows a smooth draw. That SAA is tempting as it is real comfortable and comforting in a cross draw holster, even in the Jeep. Absolutely! Any Six shooter I have with more than a 5.5" barrel gets carried cross draw. Muc...

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Well today is my last load to Great Falls from Fairview, 387 miles, unload and will call it a day. Drive safe Harry. And apparently a Happy Birthday is in order. Go out and buy yourself a nice old Winchester or Colt to celebrate the day and your new home. You can use some of Six's money. He won't e...

OldWin

From my end, it doesn't matter which one you choose. They are all classy, effective, and appropriate.
Just as important will be a sharp eye and a good piece of gun leather that allows a smooth draw.

Stay safe, sir.

OldWin

Good for you buddy. Nothing worse than getting screwed over.
Whether they admit it or not, word of mouth has a big effect on a business.

OldWin

Yes, Gunny..... .....

Freakin insane rain! Sun is out today when I got up, but overnight over to Bangor while I was at work it dumped huge amounts. Coming home this morning, there were places where the water running was almost over the road.

OldWin

Yep, the tiller has driven wheels, but I would put larger diameter rims and tires if making a deer dragging machine, because it is slow. Now you have the idea in my head, just what I needed, another project. Ha! Thanks Harry! I KNEW I wasn't as dumb as old Six was saying I are...... well, close, ma...

OldWin

Yup, another Mainer here...live in the western foothills and love to hunt the western mountains. Deer are scarce where I hunt but so are people. Those are some nice pumps. I like the 14 more than the 141 but not from any real experience. I have everything for loading the 35 Remington from my Conten...

OldWin

I could swear I've seen rear tine jobs that would power the wheels too. Maybe I'm hallucinating again.....but I could swear. I know the front tine jobs don't, but some of the rear tine ones are pretty big to wheel around by hand. I don't think there is any way to get a snowblower to work. You'd have...

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Ooooohhhhh! Look at the toys. Where's my coat? :D Haha a Rossi Roll Off! :D Seeing that roto tiller reminds of something. I often wondered if you could make a deer hauler out of one. Put a trailer behind it that pivots for the deer and you to stand on. Kind of like an old Gravely mower. It's much na...

OldWin

Hahahahaha now THAT paints a picture! My man Gunny. The pups will get a late breakfast!

Yeah, same here. Thank my lucky stars every day bro.

OldWin

Pretty slick idea! Glad you solved your issue.

I've been lucky with both 38 and 44wcf. Never had the issue. I use a LFC die with good success.

OldWin

I KNEW that Woodsloafer guy was a local! I could just tell from the Iron he was lookin for.

There are 14s and 141s around here, but most of the good ones have made their way into collections now.
Same with the early Savages.
Still a bunch of "shooters" around though.

OldWin

I do that too buddy! I just put never seize on the taper, not the threads. It's usually the taper that sticks. Closed in lug nuts, I keep filled with WD40. It keeps the water from getting in and rusting. Used an electric impact. I could have brought my Air impact and used it with the Power Tank, but...

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What a night last night! My buddy drove. We get to work, come inside, and it's a mess. That ain't never good. Half hour later, the security guard comes and tells us the drivers front tire is flat on my buddies cherokee. Great! We figure we will go out at lunch and put on his useless donut spare. At ...

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Gunny...you know that standing wood dries out fast and unless it's porous junk only the outer surface gets wet. Like I said yesterday, tools available to us today sure cut the time. My 5 x 10 trailer took me less than a half hour to spray.....heck, I sprayed everything with the stain, even the tire...

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GunnyMack wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 6:34 pm Yeah but now ya gotta wait for it to dry out to paint it!

But that still won't be as long as it would have taken to scrape it.

Hey Six! That sure is a purty pulley!
I'd comment on the shaft......but that would just sound disturbing.

OldWin

Took the pressure washer and stripped all the old paint off the back garage today. Yeah, fun. But it sure beats scraping.
Got a couple trial loads done up for 30-30 yesterday. Loaded up some 44s.

OldWin

Wait a minute here! Is it me, or does it seem like OS gets hurt an awful lot for a gentleman in the professional sector? Be careful out there buddy! Ole Six fell off the salt wagon. Sorry you are feeling lousy old buddy. You're right. I can't imagine what that is like. It must be really hard to avoi...

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Hey man! Of course we care. This the "Politically Incorrect
Thread", and we're all one big happy freakin family here!

OldWin

It was like that here with that loser that shot the sherriffs deputy. He ran around the woods for a few days before they caught up to him. Instead of smoking his scrawny azz, they caught him and snapped a pic of him on the ground while holding his head up by the hair for the camera. Of course, he di...

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GunnyMack wrote: ↑Wed Sep 22, 2021 11:17 am
AmBraCol wrote: ↑Wed Sep 22, 2021 11:11 am Makes one wonder about cause of death. Glad they were able to finally close the case.
Why covid 19 of course

Bravo Gunny! Bra-vo.

OldWin

Very nice! I have an 1887 12ga. I've had for many years. Never ran into another one. I believe yours is nicer than mine.
Congratulations on a really cool shotgun.

OldWin

You are not helping! You know.......? You aren't the first person to say that to me. :D Believe it or not, I've never shot one. Seen a bunch. Had one tear up one of my climbing tree stands. Hunted in great country for some real smashers too. Just never felt the urge. Still may someday if the mood s...

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