LiteHeaded

Model 642 airweight. No thinking on how to operate. Point and pull the trigger. No hammer to get snagged on anything on the draw. Chances are she is not going to gun battle anyone so more than five shots are probably not needed. No need to complicate things by introducing an auto that could fail...

[quote]to make a reply in this thread[/quote] Making a reply in this thread as instructed ...

[quote]I bought that one yesterday and selected pick up tomorrow morning. Still showing as order placed but no movement on prepping it for pickup. Watch it get cancelled[/quote] That would suck, but, worth the effort I guess...

[quote]Do you ever hang meats on hooks[/quote] I do, but I made a ring that is level with the lid opening and sticks go across it. I hang regular length sausage from it. ...

The temp will continue to rise after pulling it off. Pull it at 150-155 put in a deep pan, wrap tightly with foil then wrap a couple layers of heavy towels around it or at least draped over the top. Let it rest 30-45 minutes and you will get the 165+ temp. Nice and juicy that way ...

[quote]Impressive engineering. How do you control air flow?[/quote] I drilled four one inch holes about two or three inches from the bottom equally spaced, so the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock position. I fabricated some metal flaps that just twist down covering the hole partial or fully. The smoke s...

Alright, here we go. Best I can after a very long day and several drinks. [url=https://postimg.cc/2b4yhZS9][img]https://i.postimg.cc/RFYtr15m/20231123-183512.jpg[/img][/url] Here is the lid open, we will start looking down inside. Also the rack was just some flat stock I had. I bent it in a hoop...

Nah, charcoal and wood chunks. Once it burns off and cools down I will post some pics. But keeping with the homemade theme the fire basket is the bottom of an aluminum crawfish pot that developed a leak. Used some bolts to build legs to keep it from direct contact with the wood barrel. I used som...

[quote]canned pinto beans[/quote] Probably Pinto beans....fair point, think I should go with the small cans or the #10 buckets.......

Let's say I wanted to purchase a $1K of silver to physically have on hand. What is the preferred medium? One big 2.2kg block or a whole bunch of ounce pieces? If a bunch of smaller pieces is it the coin pieces or dog tag looking bars? I guess the question is what do I want it for. Well, I don't kno...