Lawdwaz

There ya go, that says a lot. Thanks guys, I think it's just cabin fever setting in...........

I have a Ruger Mark II and a S&W 422 for dumpin' rounds. A few .22 revolvers too......oh and the Beretta Bobcat too.

Now I can finally rest...........

What barrel length do you have there?

Just plinking probably. Itch to scratch I guess.......

Not me but possibly another revolver or a SWEET S&W Model 41 that I sold 4 years ago. I do have a Heritage Arms Rough Rider and a H&R Sportsman, both .22 revolvers but I don't recall ever listing them??

Yea, I figured as much that somebody would say something. I even thought about putting something to that effect in the opening post.

What’s your preference between the Ruger Bearcat and Single Six?

Beef on weck........of course! Had the bruschetta bread also as a an appetizer.

Went to Woodcock Bros Brewery in Wilson last night with my wife. Brought home a can of beer........I told them what I wanted and they filled then capped the can right in front of me. Cool but it's one of those things that once it's open, you have to drink it. In hindsight I should have just had them fill my growler........oh well, live & learn. It's gone now.

Why is it hard to look at?

Where did you get the feesh fry??

I'm not sure about Monday, it may be a last minute decision. Have a busy day at work planned but that could deteriorate and go different directions......I'd like to shoot though. Lord knows I need the practice.

Funny, how come it freezes in my trucks squirts but not in tractor tires. Not..

What’s a set of four new tires going to run??

Both of these changes are a huge deal in Pennsylvania. The Saturday opener is going to be met with plenty of push back. The Sunday thing is about damn (not the water holder thing Stormy) time.....

What a great thread......... All the best crankin' off some rounds!! Much to FSW's dismay, hunting dove in NYS could soon be legal, thanks to Mike Rossi (the REAL Mike Rossi) and a handful of supporters that have worked tirelessly to promote it. How do they taste? exactly like a dove. They are a great challenge for wing shooters and a wonderful bird for owners of retrieving dogs. The dove season in most states (they are legal in 42 states) starts September first and can be quite long. Lots of opportunity for men, women and young hunters to participate in favorable weather conditions. As I've posted pics in the past, I'll only post one now. This was the last night of my first mourning dove hunt weekend more than 20 years ago.........my old pooch Krista at my side. Pennsylvania...

A bunch of members here will attest that I have zero business adding anything to this thread. I'll just sit back and watch................

Great deal. Love mine on the SBE.....

We don't need no stinkin' PAPER!!

Funny you mention baseball hats. The range has some very annoying and bright LED lights that probably effected my shooting 7/10 shots from that annoying glare. (I added the smile buy I'm serious on the lights, I didn't like them) mlammerhirt.......take a ball cap just in case.

First I’ve heard of it.

Larry pegged it........ It is a short eared owl. I checked with my friend who owns that land after I posted this, he reminded me that a local birding group likes to drive the roads and glass around the large 100 +/- acre CRP field for the short eared owls that are constantly cruising low over the fields. I've seen them many times and at first you think they're hawks because they are so active in the daylight. I'd never seen one sit still, especially on the ground! Often while sitting hunting in one of the huts in the field the owls really put on a display, dipping and diving. It's not uncommon to see three or even four at a time, hence the fact the birders come to view. This is Lima, Livingston County.

When is the meet up with Larry?

Ahhh, now that's one job I forgot about since putting Jenny down two years ago.