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Great idea.

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If your wife burns candles, set the used candle glass in hot water. The candle wax will soften and come out easily. Buy a cheap saucepan and gently heat up the candle scraps until they are liquid. Put in the rope and push it under with whatever you want. Remove from heat and allow to cool until it s...

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My Walther & Wesson model 99 has had to have the plastic at the back of the grip replaced. It one day just crumbled. I looked on Walther's website, and on Smith&Wesson's. They both sell the same grip panel for the same price. I plan on buying another panel and putting it away in about a year...

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I don't encourage it, but Mycroft will get out and bark at all the dogs in the neighborhood. The Animal Control Officer gets called and he plays hide and seek with her a while before doing his Superman impression back over the fence. Not allowed by city ordinance to put up an 8 foot fence. I have ha...

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That sounds more like pioneer type of stocking up rather than hoarding. It is things you know you can use, even if it is 20 years from now, rather than buying just because you know someone will run short and you want to have it.

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Got a 32 Special model 94 from them a few years ago. It was exactly what they said as far as condition. So far it is totally satisfactory.

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The current price for a box of 50 .45 Colt rounds at the local Academy Sports &Outdoors is almost $65.00.

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An upper might be of interest if found at fire sale prices. Otherwise, not needed at all.

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I like my Marlin in 35 Rem. For what little I do anymore, it is probably all I need.

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Why are you having Winter temperatures, Jason?

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I have escape artists, too. Mycroft, a 25 pound terrier mix can jump a 6 foot fence. Keeping him in is not possible. Colter digs like a Ditch Witch.

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Prayers up.

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Got my first knife at 4 years old. Only time I haven't had one on me since was in Basic Training. Lots of knives still in my possession. On me know is a Hofner in 440C. Had a few Kancept. Poor heat treatment. Won't hold an edge. Like Spyderco. Still have an old original Delica with serrated blade. I...

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Happy Birthday!

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If you are still breeding dogs when we have the next one cross the rainbow bridge, Pillher will get a puppu. The doghouse is the difference. She loves Snoopy.

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If they learn to jump, watch out.

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I've carried a Cutco folding lockback pocket knife for years. I've never heard of this company! Sheesh. Thanks for the reference... Cutco is partnered with KaBar. They use 440B steel. Good kitchen knives. Hold an edge well and do not rust. Easier to sharpen than scalpel steel. Scalpels are 440C. Ca...

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Lots of their blades were kitchen knives or sheath knives in 1095 steel. Terrible for pocket knives, but good for kitchen work if dried and oiled. Great for sheath knives or swords because of the flexibility. 1095 holds the record in Japan for most Tatami mats cut in a single stroke. Flexibility is ...

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For the past 10 or 12 years I've carried a Kershaw "LEEK", mdl # 1660ST. Simple, still American made (last I checked), durable and good support. Early on I broke a lock and it was sent right out... with a spare! The steel is Swedish steel made specifically for that knife. 14C28 steel. Sha...

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Pre exam Friday to see if I am a candidate for TERP procedure. No cancer. Sort of weird seeing parts on screen that you don't even look at on a deer you have killed. Last CT scan showed gallstones. Waiting and watching. No symptoms. All cancers so far have been on my face. 3 different Baylor trained...

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Just got one of these with m390 steel.
https://cobratecknives.com/products/sma ... 5a47&_ss=r

Light and small. It is OTF, so check local laws.

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154 CM is good steel. I can't keep my Kancept experimental knife with S35V steel sharp. Bought it at the big blade show in Ft Worth. Last day and they sold it. No name or number to the design. My Spyderco Endura with S30V is sharp enough to shave with and holds a good edge, but it is big. My Hofner ...

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My Marlin in 35 Rem is plenty for what I hunt now. 35 Rem is a hard hitting cartridge in my experience.

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Could have been worse, although broken ribs and pelvis cannot be fun. Prayers continue.

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Grizz wrote: ↑Sat Jul 29, 2023 10:02 pm
piller wrote: ↑Sat Jul 29, 2023 9:31 pm I am not fond of fixed sights.
fixed is my favorite. i've fixed a few too . .

I can "Bubba" them.

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Not too bad on the eyes.

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I would not want it for home defense.

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Sort of goes against what I was taught.

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I am not fond of fixed sights.

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Prayers up. Sure doesn't look fun.

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In 1986, basic training, I had the only M16 left in the armory. Everyone else had an A1. That thing was worn out completely and rattled like a chihuahua's teeth chattering in 30 degree weather. It couldn't hit anything at 300 yards. Same hold, first shot might be 3 meters left, next shot straight on...

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In my area, shots are rarely over about 100 yards. At 100 yards, I am not too concerned with having enough power. If you cannot get more than .357 Mag, it doesn't matter. I am more concerned with the people using 7mmRem Mag at 100 yards. Overpenetration and damage to lots of things out past what you...

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Dallas County DA refuses to prosecute theft under adout $700 now. It is looking like a bad 70s dystopian movie.

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If I go without, no headache or craving. I just like the taste, feel, and heat of the morning cup. I drink it black.
No Orange Juice for me unless my sugar is really low, like in the 50s. It yanks my sugar level up too high otherwise. Anything above 65 and I am good.

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Coffee is the best part of my morning routine.

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That pattern at 40 yards doesn't look bad to me. Not much should escape unscathed.

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I am not real familiar with all the old cartridges. Seems as if they were pretty effective when one looks at them with consideration for the technology of the time. I am familiar with the .45-70, and it still works well within its limits.

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No experience with either one, but the one on the left has an older style taper at the shoulder. I am guessing it is Savage.

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I have 4 dogs, and city ordinances say that is all. Sorry, but I can't help.

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Some people import destructive species because they have rose colored glasses nostalgia about where they are from WITHOUT THE SENSE TO SEE THE DIFFERENCE IN CLIMATE AND PREDATORY SPECIES. Sorry for yelling, but I have seen near total destruction by introduced species in a few places. Granted, I have...

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I don't have that sort of knowledge. Perhaps Sixgun can tell you. He knows the old guns.

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That's a good one. This might be my favorite. I Come To The Garden Alone While The Dew Is Still On The Roses, And The Voice I Hear Falling On My Ear The Son Of God Discloses. And He Walks With Me, And He Talks With Me, And He Tells Me I Am His Own; And The Joy We Share As We Tarry There, None Other...

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Sounds like a reasonable carry rifle for places with 100 to 300 yard shooting distances.

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Looks short enough to carry easily.

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Grape oinker!

I would never remember that term for a shark.

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Funny.

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I am out of shape and used to working in the a/c now. Going outdoors in the heat feels worse, but it is just me. I need to lose weight.

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It takes time to get over it. If taste and smell are coming back, then the virus is gone. Stay safe!

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Longshot out of a revolver gives pretty good accuracy. Yes, it is louder than 296/H110.

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Vitamin D, Ivermectin, red wine or the tablets called Resveratrol, and plenty of tonic water will knock it out in about 3 days. That is even if you have lost all sense of taste and smell.

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