Lawdwaz

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I just took the dog for a walk and we are coming back towards our house and I see a skunk in the middle of the road, heading my way! The dog spots it and goes into the alert mode............Jenny, NO, NO damn it NO! The dog held, the skunk spun and headed north, down the sidewalk. Dodged a bullet with that one. Time for coffee.

Good luck to the kids! Have fun dads and take pics. Edit to add: Oh crap, good luck to the moms also. I don't need the heat............<grin>

What kind of vest came with Granger Caribiners? And why two?

Can the Grainger carabiners handle the load in a fall? (and sudden stop?)

Run them by me. See what happens. Nobody tells me what the phuck I'm going to shoot unless they are the landowner. Is that hard to understand?

Part of the reason I like a hand primer (Lee or RCBS type) is so I can have a better feel on how things are sliding into place. With a press mounted primer you have to really take it slow. ALWAYS wear safety glasses when priming. Check and see if that digital caliper has the automatic shut off, if not, don't bother. (IMO)

You crazy old man! <grin> Here is a Garcia Vega wind detector in use. Field trial.............

Have the shop mail them.

Bummer. Catch any fish?

I'd be lost without my chrongraph. Didn't have one until about 5 years ago and now all work up work is done over the screens looking for velocity and looking trying to find a balance between speed & accuracy. The only scale I use is a balance beam. I weigh all my charges except when loading for the 223 Improved. My RCBS powder measure is set up for 29.5 grains and throws a very consistent load of H335 each time. With the balance beam scale, I can weigh and charge about 2-3 cases a minute. Usually I'm loading 50 rounds per session. I have a Sinclair case trimmer that I like. Others will get the job done too. The Hornady OAL gauge & Headspace tool are also worth the money. A good hand primer tool is cheap & worth it. Did you mention a caliper? I wouldn't get a digital one unless it has an automatic shutoff. (you'll go broke with buying batteries) Ammo boxes? Plastic MtM style work for me.

Never mind...

Yea, done & gone.

You need to grab the milf (sorry, milk) weed pods when they are just opening. I checked one the other day and it wasn't ready for action. Most of the time I just use a tiny piece of tissue or paper towl. Just pinch off a very small corner and let 'er fly.

Sorry to side track your thread Biz. You owe me one. <grin>

I don't know about Africa but I sure as hell could p/u the bricks for your dad. Where is he getting them, Felbers? Tell him it is absolutely no problem. Saturday? Next week? Let me know.

You still have my address?

It's all on the shoulders of Brown's Berry Patch. <grin> Hey Dan! When you coming to town?? I have a ladder that needs some lovin............... (Inside joke you freaks)

Excellent. Make sure you take your camera and get lots pf pics. Remember, film is cheap! Good luck!!

Ass. LOL, Grin, Haha. Lucky guy! Post up some practice pics of anything hunting related. PS..does your wife have a sister?

Didn't they log your neighbors land? I'm sure you had permission to grab those limbs or they landed on your side of the mountain?? Aren't you afraid of getting too much sent in the area so close to the opening day? Either way, good luck.

OutFreakinStanding!! Well done Roger. I'd like to here the story on that dandy bull!

They'll be REALLY getting weaned on Monday.

I had confidence in you Rick. Nice gun & a good price!

Here's another one you can throw a tape on............................. I don't recall what this one went. My buddies son cracked him in their home stat of Colorado.