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I must of typed it incorrectly in the search engine. I meant to say "Woman lying in her bare skin on a rug." I can't figure what I did wrong except I better wear my reading glasses next time I search for something. Here are the results.
An army buddy of mine got mugged on MLK Boulevard in Fayetteville N.C. We were at a bar a few blocks away and he didn't want to pay bar price for smokes. Decided to walk to a gas station on MLK. He was gone for a couple hours. Finally stumbled back right before closing without any shoes. They beat him senseless and took everything. Left him unconscious behind the store.
I don't know.
I was reading about some general and that's one he had.
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that site hasn't been updated to include 2023...use your imagination.
So this reply wasn't a total waste:
I used to buy the Federal 550 red box at WM for 8.88.
There is no telling how many I went through. I would shoot a box on a Sunday afternoon.
I used to get a lot of red box and blue box, but getting such a high rate of fail 2 fire, the cost didn't make up for the aggravation. Definitely not ammo for a race gun game, I'll stick with Blazers for that.
This is what we use
My wife is from Taiwan, so we stay away from things made in China.
Just in case you want to try: Amazon product ASIN B09QW3MXPL
The company is AVG. Look for AGV Spicy chili sauce. You can find it at 99 Ranch or Amazon. Cheaper at 99 Ranch.
漢方麻辣醬 – 愛之味股份有限公司
www.agv.com.tw
漢方麻辣醬 – 愛之味股份有限公司
www.agv.com.tw
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I remember that price too. It would go on sale for a bit over $7.00/brick.
I should have bought pallets of that stuff. It shot really well.
I didn't even realize that stuff I bought was made in China until you said something.
Back to Costco it goes.
Thanks for the heads up.
I just ordered up some of the chili sauce you posted.
Around 1971/72 a brick of Remington was $4.50. My friends dad would drop us kids off at the range to shoot and pick us up 4-6 hours later. It was a public range in the woods with no rangers or range masters.
I never had any issues with it in Ruger 22-45 or 10-22 back in the day.
I know!
When it came back in stock after Obama was in office it was 19.99
I bought one every week for a good while and still have a good amount.
You had a lot better experience with it than we did. I was mostly putting it though my Buckmark, Ruger MK4 Hunter and Ruger Mk4 Lite (not a 22/45). Every round eventually went bang, after being put back though and the firing pin hitting a different spot on the rim.
Many consider this "bad form" in sumo. But I like to think that you have to be prepared for anything, not just the regular head on bout.
That sign is for sale at shop in Austin.... just in case you want it. Texas Icon!
