Pygmy

Not me...I never do anything illegal.... Well...Except maybe that unsafe tire I got pinched for when I was a teenager....I feel so dirty...I'm STILL haunted with the guilt...

I just want make sure that Moog understands " what happens in a turkey blind , STAYS in the turkey blind".....Hehehe..

That film was made when I was younger, better looking and had more hair... A couple years later I swapped my banjo for a pre-64 M70 Winchester...

Oh SURE !! Probably YOU'RE the one that she was running with ...And all this time I thought it was that faggy-acting college professor...

Where did you the picture of my ex-wife ?

Keep in mind that both bobcats and fishers can vary dramatically in size according to sex or age of the animal.... Big adult males in either species can easily be more than twice the size of females...

I heard that Wooly just carved a likeness of the Iwo Jima flag raising on an elephant penis, but I don't believe that this is it...

Biggest to smallest, black bear, coyote, bobcat, coon....

DAMN !! Do I hear BANJO music ??

Belo !! It looks like that bear is jerking off in your compost bin !!

You guys should use me as a role model'' I never do ANYTHING illegal... Well,,,There was that ONE time.... I swear to God that that little tramp told me she was 18...

Same here, TF....So Ill just sit back and enjoy the show...It is what it IS....Pass the popcorn....

It's springtime, Jerry... The testosterone is flowing... The boys need a good old fashioned chest thumping, dick measuring contest now and then....Hehehehe...

My Hodgdon manual #26 ( copyright 1992) lists the following loads for 139-140 grain bullets in the 7MM08 with H4831... Starting load 49.0 grains.....Maximum load 50.0 grains..... They are claiming 2672 fps from an 18 1/2" Remington barrel... That probably is not an optimum load, but it certainly would work out to 300 yards or so if it produces acceptable hunting accuracy ( say, 2 MOA) from your rifle barrel... What the heck, as long as you have the powder, it is worth a try...In fact I have a can of 4831 and some 140 grain bullets laying around...I may just load up a few and give it a try, just for s***s and giggles... Not that I plan to quit using my old faithful established load with 120 grain bullets and RL-15....Hehehe..

For what it is worth....When I was loading 140 grain Nosler BTs in my 7MM08 I had a a sub -moa load with IMR 4064....I'll have to check my log to give you the exact charge, which may or may not shoot well in YOUR rifle... A few years back I switched to Barnes X type bullets in 120 grain with 44.0 grains of RL-15....I suspect that the same weight bullet in Nosler BT would perform as well...This load shot as accurately in my rifle as the 140 grain load, kicked less and kills deer just as dead...

Hey now !!! One or two of my favorite jokes aren't dirty at all !!

Yes.....Burn rate is the main difference, but there are some other differences, such as sensitivity to extreme temperature... Some powders perform more consistently at very high and/or very low ambient temp, but that it not generally a big deal unless you are hunting in the desert or in the Arctic... Burn rate is the main thing, though... As a general rue of thumb you use fast burning powders for small cases, medium for medium cases and slow burners for larger cases...There are exceptions though...Some fairly large straight walled cartridges such as the 45-70 perform best with fast burning powders...Another good reason to rely upon tested and published load data..

The roll crimp and overshot card was replaced by the star crimp back in the early 1950s... Now it is back in some of these specialty loads...Funny how things come around... I'll be eager to see how your handloads perform on the patterning board... Good Luck !!....

May answer would be that it would be fine.. FOR SURE, no pathogens could survive once you reheat the oil to 325 or higher, so I would say it is not dangerous... The only issue would be flavor, and if I were you I would let my nose be my guide....Kinda like dating in my younger days ...Hehehe..

Hehehehehe !! I just heard Elvis roll over in his grave !! LOVE the chicks, tho.....Hehehe...

Was that one taken from Keuka too, Predate ? Kinda looks like the Penn Yan Branch, looking southwest toward the Bluff..

G-Man, you are a hopeless romantic....<<grin>>..........

I had a Marlin 1889 in 38-40 with a 24" octagon barrel....Many years ago when Marlin still had access to their shipping records I wrote the company and they wrote me that the rifle was shipped from the factory on July 4, 1890... Another one of the guns I am sorry that I parted with <<sigh>>.....Now I'm depressed.....

April can be the cruelest month... By April, we are all tired of winter and expecting a few warm,spring like days, but some years , like this year, we get very little pleasant weather...May is much more dependable... We can still get some snotty weather in May, but usually the good days outnumber the bad..

There' a lot of room around them...