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That’d be a nice gun for most of the non-pig hunting I do in the cedar scrub around here, usually single shot and close range (inside 100-150 yards or so). No bolt cycling noise, but still easy to cycle more rounds if needed.
It’s getting harder and harder to resist buying a Henry Big Boy in 45LC with a factory threaded barrel, and throwing some Woox furniture on there…
Something like this:
But with a Henry SPD HUSH in 45LC as the starting point:
UKstan , funny how they cite forced marriage as if that was not the family's doing will happen in UKstan as well , but basicaly plan is come to UK and live of benefits forever .Deport them all back to Afghanistan ,
*side note if you do not want these folks leave them countries be , always without exception you get huge influx of folks from countries your government decides to intervene in .
*side note if you do not want these folks leave them countries be , always without exception you get huge influx of folks from countries your government decides to intervene in .
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I may or may not have knowledge of a similar incident involving a *GASP* Glock.
My ladt club was on a military installation. If you experienced a malfunction that prevented unloading, you were required to contact EOD who would take the firearm to a safe location and disassemble/unload.
Had it happen one time. I packed my stuff, went home and cleared it without using C4 and detcord.
So two more messed up here!
Wow we need some prayer for our “ortho squad”
He doesn’t have to try, he has access to all of the really good sedatives
I thought so, but I wasn't sure. No adapter there. It was full size model 30AW when I got it. I broke it down and chopped it to 16.5" and threaded it. 5/8x24 didn't really have enough shoulder, so I threaded it twice as long as was needed and made a collar to thread on and contoured it down to the barrel od.
Then I had to drill/tap for the new XS sights. That was exciting. Thankfully, I got a Forster jig just for such jobs in with a bunch of gunsmithing tools I bought at an estate sale.
The no bolt cycling is exactly why I wanted the lever gun. Years ago, I built a 10.5" upper in 300blk for night hunting pigs. Rarely used it for its intended purpose, so I traded it to a relative for a 50cc kids fourwheeler and a ruger american ranch in 300blk.
Did a bunch of work to it. Epoxied the forend to stiffen it up. Built up the grip to make it more vertical. Polished the snot of of the bolt so ykk wouldn't come after me for patent infringement. And installed a timney trigger.
That was a fun, deadly quiet, little night stalker with the haloLR on top of it. Traded it to a buddy that had this marlin because I wanted a little faster rate of fire should I need it. Overall, I'm digging the lever gun. Never saw myself owning a 30-30, but here I am. Originally I wanted one in 357, but I couldn't pass this one up.
The ruger I traded.
Good health & healing to all of the bionic Terminator mofo members here.
Keith
ETA: Posted before I saw the freaky planter.
Keith
ETA: Posted before I saw the freaky planter.
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And since this is their official "identification" document the DMV will put Laila "No Name Give" on the license.
If it makes anybody feel any better when I have to create a login to get access to a lot of sites on the web my first name is "Invalid" and the last name is "Entry".
I'm back to work as of last Thursday. Except I was sick yesterday.
Legs looking closer to normal.
This was last week. Break was at the height of the red dot June 30th. Still not quite full strength especially in my calf. Can't lift right heel yet standing on right leg only.
Yes, 'cept I was pulling a tobacco wagon instead of a spreader. Six plants to a stake. Stay out of the way as the "growdups" were hanging them in the drying barn. Way east Tennessee.
Thank you,
MrSmith
Called pack houses in SC. Mostly kids do the work. Started driving the tractor around nine or so. Moved to cropping at 12. Girls worked at the pack houses handing and stringing. Once you’re big enough you hang the sticks in the pack house.
