Recent content by kmussack

cigarette smoke and scotch tape.........

I've got a similar set-up. The only drawback is the 40X is single shot.

That's an example of "Flash-Bang" not "Crack-Thump". (visible/audible not audible/audible)

Flash Bang being confused with Crack Thump......two completely different things. Lightning strike followed by thunder. Light arrival is instantaneous sound arrives at a speed of 300-meters per second. So if it takes a "four count" to hear thunder after the lightning struck; 4x300=1,200 meters...

This is an important issue..........it just doesn't belong here.

After one or more American cities ride a fireball into the stratosphere we might take the gloves off. But for now we'll continue to imagine ourselves civilized, too civilized to solve this problem.

ummm.....no.

Oswald did it. By some cosmic coincidence the parade route was going to pass Oswald's work place. Chance favors the prepared mind. LHO was ready so he didn't have to get ready. He acted alone. He fired three shots; Miss-Hit-Hit There was only 4-days notice that JFK was...

Respectfully: I know for a fact that Hart (in New York) used to do a lot of the machine work for IBA. My eyes, not hear-say.

I only trim meplats on 300 SMKs. I use a small hobby lathe set up for that purpose.

Those interested in History and the history of The Great War in particular might enjoy, Blueprint for Armageddon parts I, II & III. Dan Carlin - Podcasts, Merchandise, Blog, and Community Website These podcasts are almost 12-hours of WWI stuff and are fascinating. Let me second Marty's...

Now in my seventh decade on this planet, I think I'll wait to see how this whole thing turns out. Taking sides too early based upon incomplete or questionable information has proven to be a bad choice. I hope that my heroes don't have feet of clay.......sadly they often do.

Article 133, UCMJ..........?

Kraig, Recondo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In my day (1970’s) the RECONDO School at Fort Campbell was the Primary Non Commissioned Officer’s Course (PNCOC) which was required for promotion to E-5 in an infantry assignment. While assigned to the division a graduate was authorized to...

Special Operations aren't as "special" as they used to be. You can have elite or you can have big.