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T 86 you better believe I do.

I spent some time in the P I, thanks to Uncle Sam. On our weekends off some of us would rent a skoshi cab and head for the hills. It was very interesting to mingle among the simple native people. Their simple life away from the hustle and bustle of the cities was refreshing. The slow relaxing...

Nice gun but it's a Springfield Armory not a Kimber.

When I looked out my kitchen window while making coffee that morning the San Juan Strait in Washington was bank to bank with all sorts of military and law enforcement watercraft. I turned on the tv and could hardly believe my eyes. Both towers were enveloped in fire and smoke. Needless to say...

I've worked wood in one form or other all my life. Grew up logging, became a building contractor/ furniture maker. I like working rustic cedar and knotty alder and built most of the stuff in my house. Wood is an amazing source of wonderful creations.

Ya say they are a mite protective?

She fits right in. One turd to another.

Cussed those buttons 13 times every time.

I remember when she got her start with Porter Wagoner way back in the 60s. I used to listen to them on my way to work every night and watch them on tv. Even then as a young kid she had the makings of a super star. She made it in spades. Miss you, girl.

I think he's doing a lot of it just to keep the libs and leftys off balance so he can quietly run the country. What you see and what you get are two different things altogether.

democrat party. There's nothing democratic about that mob.

Yup. I still ain't fonda Hanoi Jane.

Tragic news about the doctor but-- You have your son thanks to him. With today's technology Seth can have a new leg and be good as new. Best of luck to him.

LOVE that gearshift!

There goes Kamala!!

All politicians are a problem---a big problem.

when I was in the navy some people came around seeking volunteers to go down there. After talking with them I decided against it. The tour would have been for a year. Having been born and raised in Maine that cold place did not appeal to me at all.

Yes. As a wise man once told me,"He's(BE) alright in his way. He just doesn't weigh very much." He also said,"He's alright in his place. It just needs to be dug."

Yeah. Nothing to see here, folks. Just move on. I just skip over it and go on to something intelligent.

Working girl in her habitat?

375H&H. Undisputed king.

I used Barnes 235gTSX for pg and Barnes 350g for dg. Perfect out to 250yds which is as far as I care to shoot. One shot kills on all. 350g TSX went clear through my buf stem to stern and we never found the slug. The king of rifles rules. The one and only for anything on earth.

And don't forget the tombstones.

No wonder.

Practice reloading in varying conditions. Work on reloading on the run without looking at the rifle. Quick reload on the sticks--when the rifle recoils eject and reload with the gun in the air. Carry two rounds in your off hand between the index and second finger. Used to do that in 3 gun with a...

If I were to consider it, it would have to be a serious hunter like Craig Boddington, Jeff Rann or Jim Shockey. TV personalities don't do a thing for me. They are too self centered and I don't think I'd want one of them waving a rifle around in my vicinity. I've hunted two on one a few times...

Sounds like the population growth rate is far outstripping the death rate. Maybe open the area to managed hunting.

Beware the quiet man.

Long guns: A good 22lr, probably Mossberg 152. Montana Rifle Co American Heritage 30-06. Remington 870 12 guage with assorted bbls. Winchester 70 Safari Express 375HH. Handguns: S&W 1911 5" 45acp. Ruger Blackhawk 6" 357 with extra 9mm cylinder. Sig 938 Nightmare 9mm.

Yeah, I look at the me then and now and just kinda shake my head. What the hell happened?

Betcha she's got ac.

Athlete's foot. Agony of de feet..

It still won't work.

Preferably 2 or 3 manuals. They may vary according to components (brass, primer, powder, projectile, etc).

Typical of a govt Mickey Mouse club. I've watched my mail carrier drive by my house and not stop when I had my flag up for mail pickup.

Nice. Wonder how a clear plastic coat would look on a wood stock. You'd have the look and it would be sealed against weather.

To me shooter is the name of the game. Form follows function. I prefer good wood and blue steel but I like a good gray or green laminated stock and stainless metal. too. Geography dictates which.

Much more accurate and reliable than something computer generated.

That fancy stuff may be OK for rough measurment but for me you can't beat a good scale and trickle charger. I trickle each and every load down to 1/10 grain.

Uh, huh. Memories are made of of this.

Well, Sir, I am not planning on letting anyone contemplating doing me harm get that close.

You notice how many of our every day and bbq guns are 1911s? Still far and away the best thing going. Simple, reliable, indefatigable.

Not into fancy. Stainless 1911 5" S&W 45acp. Checkered blue plastic grips, 10 rd mag in straight drop black kydex. Double black leather mag pouch with 10rd mags for open carry. All well worn. 4" black Springfield Armory 1911 10rd 9mm in Askins Avenger leather FBI cant, black leather single...

Fine field cuisine, anyone?

Welcome to the King of Rifles clan. Congratulations and keep shooting We are never too old.

I get my meds from Expresscripts and the cost is always $14.00 for a 90 day supply. I have them on auto refill and auto pay. They forgot to refill one once so I had my doctor call it into Walgreens. The cost was 97 cents for a 90 day supply. Gues what I'm going to do as my meds run out. With...

The high cost is because of all the illegals the DEMS have brought into the country and the other trash that doesn't pay . They don't pay so the medics have to soak it to the rest of us to try to recoup the expense.

Yes. I don't go to that one . I go to the clinic in Gardnerville.

Ah, yes. Alongapo. Been there, done that Not so fond memories.

I served 30+ years in the military in various capacities and I have next to no use for the VA. My personal experience has been that they delay, stonewall, refuse treatment much more often than they actually help one of us. I fought with them fo 10 years to get hearing aids while I was still in...