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RIP Loni Anderson
- The Bear Pit
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Im old enough to remember, but never saw the attraction 
Jane Seymour was my type
Jane Seymour was my type
Maggie’s THE "NOM NOM NOM" THREAD
- By hangunnr
- The Bear Pit
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Came across a couple beef rib sections that had been removed from rib roasts, had forgotten about them being in the freezer.
Gave them a simple salt, black pepper and onion powder rub then into the crock pot till probe tender. Once they were done, a few minutes on the gill for a little sear…
The casserole is a leftover combination of white rice, mushroom, green beans and a pulled chicken breast mixed with a can of cream of chicken soup topped with ff onions. Great comfort food.
If anyone is keeping score, there’s beef, pork, venison and chicken represented on that plate…..top it!
Gave them a simple salt, black pepper and onion powder rub then into the crock pot till probe tender. Once they were done, a few minutes on the gill for a little sear…
The casserole is a leftover combination of white rice, mushroom, green beans and a pulled chicken breast mixed with a can of cream of chicken soup topped with ff onions. Great comfort food.
If anyone is keeping score, there’s beef, pork, venison and chicken represented on that plate…..top it!
Sidearms & Scatterguns Two more P320s discharge in Holster.
- The Armory
- 118 Replies
The reality is, only about 1% of Sig owners and gun owners really care.
The ones that own them will say they have had no problems and then there are many that don't even know about what is going on. It was only last week that a few gun friends were asking me about the issue. They just became aware after all this time.
Remember when slides were cracking on Beretta's in the late 80s and injuring service people? Didn't seem to slow Beretta down much. Now we have the internet to blow things far and wide, but this will be forgotten as quick as Hawk Tuah.
A week before the airforce incident, I was in a local gunshop. The counter guy couldn't stop gushing about Sig products. Even went so far to lift his shirt and show me the P365 pointed at his dick. He's probably still defending them
The ones that own them will say they have had no problems and then there are many that don't even know about what is going on. It was only last week that a few gun friends were asking me about the issue. They just became aware after all this time.
Remember when slides were cracking on Beretta's in the late 80s and injuring service people? Didn't seem to slow Beretta down much. Now we have the internet to blow things far and wide, but this will be forgotten as quick as Hawk Tuah.
A week before the airforce incident, I was in a local gunshop. The counter guy couldn't stop gushing about Sig products. Even went so far to lift his shirt and show me the P365 pointed at his dick. He's probably still defending them
Maggie’s THE "NOM NOM NOM" THREAD
- By hangunnr
- The Bear Pit
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Something for the SH meat gazers, check out my meat stick. I know, not much girth but you’ll want more once you sample it….
This is another test recipe. 3# venison and 1# of cheap pork steak ground up. Seasoning was LEM products “Hot Stick” mix with 4 home grown dehydrated haberno peppers added. Used an edible collagen casing.
I seem to have a hard time getting a mix that’ll hold heat. We’ll see if this does it.
Into the smoker set at 200 till an internal temp of 165, about 1.5 hours of smoke, near 3.5hrs total time.
Nice mahogany color.
Good texture and a snap to the casing.
This is another test recipe. 3# venison and 1# of cheap pork steak ground up. Seasoning was LEM products “Hot Stick” mix with 4 home grown dehydrated haberno peppers added. Used an edible collagen casing.
I seem to have a hard time getting a mix that’ll hold heat. We’ll see if this does it.
Into the smoker set at 200 till an internal temp of 165, about 1.5 hours of smoke, near 3.5hrs total time.
Nice mahogany color.
Good texture and a snap to the casing.
Need Info on Remington 40-XS
- Bolt Action Rifles
- 25 Replies
Plenty of information can be found about them on the Internet. This is mine purchased in late 2007 and 7 mm Remington magnum. It is a single shot built on a short action and the receiver is solid on the bottom so there is no magazine of any sort. Strictly a single shot. I think mine with the McMillan stock and the muzzle brake and a 27 1/2 inch barrel was something like $2700. I’d have to check. I still have the receipt in the original hard case that it came in.
This one was custom and came with a muzzle break and allegedly they threaded the muzzle breaks with left hand threads. I never confirmed that, but it might be a relevance if you ever try to change things up.
They are known to be very solid and Trude actions that result in excellent accuracy and came with a guaranteed target for anything 30 caliber and under. Mine was consistently a 3/8 minute gun until I replaced the barrel this summer after about 1500 rounds.
As mentioned custom shop is now permanently closed
They were definitely button rifle barrels in the rumor always was that they came from heart or were made in house.
Mine is at LRI right now getting a side bolt release added. Earlier I added an M-16 extractor to the bolt so it should be modernized now. That is a McMillan A3 stock, which was a custom order option that you see in the photo.
This one was custom and came with a muzzle break and allegedly they threaded the muzzle breaks with left hand threads. I never confirmed that, but it might be a relevance if you ever try to change things up.
They are known to be very solid and Trude actions that result in excellent accuracy and came with a guaranteed target for anything 30 caliber and under. Mine was consistently a 3/8 minute gun until I replaced the barrel this summer after about 1500 rounds.
As mentioned custom shop is now permanently closed
They were definitely button rifle barrels in the rumor always was that they came from heart or were made in house.
Mine is at LRI right now getting a side bolt release added. Earlier I added an M-16 extractor to the bolt so it should be modernized now. That is a McMillan A3 stock, which was a custom order option that you see in the photo.
