BayouBengal51

Holy crap, I see they have an 800 round brick of .22LR 40gr for $270. I bought that exact same brick 2 to 3 months ago locally for like a little under $80 dollars before tax.(And I thought that was high then..) But $270 for 800 rounds of 22? Freakin crazy. :lol:...

Gander Outdoors has some in stock: [link=(https://www.ganderoutdoors.com/winchester-super-x-.22-win-mag-45-gr-50-rounds-238496.html?cgid=ammunition&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=FlexOffers.com&ranMID=38720&ranEAID=PPkX79%2Fc*b0&ranSiteID=PPkX79_c.b0-2CXm2xnImC5SB9k0oVtOww)]Gander Outdoors[/link]...

They bought several other brands and turned them into crap. On top of that their own quality nose dived. They somehow screwed up the 700 rifle with shoddy build quality and had a huge recall for their best known and best selling firearm product. They were also being sued by the parents of Sand...

Just ordered 3 boxes as that is the limit. Not much left in stock according to their site. [link=(https://www.sgammo.com/product/hornady-ammo-sale/20-round-box-45-70-hornady-lever-evolution-325-grain-ftx-ammo-82747-limit-)]Here[/link]...

Yes....

[img]https://www.abc.net.au/cm/lb/7559842/data/custom-940-artillery-shells-data.jpg[/img] Spent artillery shell casing's from the western front after the Battle of the Somme. They fired close to 1.5 million shells over a weekend bombardment in the belief it would weaken up the German defenses. ...

I've been on a huge WW1 kick after researching some family tree stuff. (I had a uncle who fought in the war)I stumbled across the WW1 National Museum's channel. They have a number of lectures given on the war and it is fascinating stuff. I've learned more from their Pershing series of lectures about...

1.5 years. They will try to oust him before midterms. However, he has wanted to be President for a looooong time and I think he pushes back and a shite show ensues....

I was able to get my two boxes this morning. Now I have it bookmarked for next time. :lol:...

Take the money, move to a small tropical island and don't look back. :cheers:...

If you want to kill a bunch at once, you would be better served to invest in one of those coral traps that you can activate remotely when you see you have several in there. Then shoot them while in the trap. (Supressed 22 is great for this.) It's what a couple of my father's neighbors started doi...

Underwood sells direct. Buffalo Bore does as well....

I doubt that claim as both my parents recently had covid-19 and both of their follow up xrays showed their lungs in excellent shape. Sounds like more fear mongering....

[quote]He was also the one who called Michigan State "little brother" and inspired Dantonio's "pride comes before the fall" speech.[/quote] That's the first thing I thought of when I saw the subject of the thread....

I rarely watch TV anymore. If I do watch something it is usually a history doc. I spend more time outside in the garden, tending to my citrus trees and playing with the dogs. I also pretty much unplug in the evening when I get home from work. I really only use my computer at the house to quickly...

[quote]Did Beretta U.S.A. make them or Beretta?[/quote] The M9's issued to military were made in USA by Beretta USA in their Accokeek, Maryland factory. Berry Amendment makes it to where that equipment has to be made in the USA....

Woodworth range is free and open to the public. Staff is pretty laid back as long as you follow basic safety and listen to them when the range is called cold, etc....

[quote]I think it was the first one but when he says "You have nowhere to sit" and starts chunking all the woman's throw pillows off the couch while she freaks out then when it's uncovered goes "Look at that" I laugh every time[/quote] That one is my favorite as well. The first person I think of ...

Leonard Nimoy, especially on the documentaries that he narrated. You knew who it was instantly by his voice and he had a way of keeping your attention....

That first one. :hail: ...