I have a couple but have only mounted them on a rifle to check the fit. I don't shoot any rifle with a Bayonet or have ever been in a situation where I needed one. (yet)
This thread brings to mind the final battle scene in the movie "We were Soldiers". Even though I'm not a Vet and have never...
Not just on a shelf but also scattered around; Sorry, no pictures! :(
Several cans of CLP Lubricant
Several cans of Brake Cleaner
A couple quart bottles of Shooters Choice Bore Cleaner
A small bottle of Shooters Choice Firepower lube (for neck turning)
A can of Kroil
A 35mm film canister of...
I voted yes but I also have reservations about planes. But I am open minded about hearing any arguments.
My thinking: If you have a problem on a bus or train you can stop almost anyplace. Not so on an airplane.
An argument in favor of: A concealed carry holder might have been able to stop the...
I tip 20% or more unless the service is really lousy.
Oh, we're talking about bullets? I went down that rabbit hole and quickly decided that it wasn't worth my effort. I used tools from Sinclair, now owned by Brownells. I was shooting a 6.5-284 at the time with Sierra 142 grain SMK's.
I haven't done much lately. I did sort out a quart cup of mixed range brass with a half dozen wheelweights in it that my running buddy brought to me the other day. The wheelweights were rescued off of an exit ramp! I'm glad he got them before the Condors ate them! I deprimed the brass and the...
I don't have a proper set of flags but I hang a strip if surveyors tape on a half stick of conduit stuck in the ground at the half way point and another on the target frame.
I voted yes, if the person is otherwise allowed to carry I feel busses, trains, trollies, ect should be no different. I sort of see why its not allowed on airplanes.
Good on you! I'm another that values a friendship higher than just a few dollars. Hope your Friend has a quick recovery.
Maybe I'm just different but I rather enjoy sorting stuff. I save things for days like today when it going to rain all day. Wheelweights, brass, ect.
Nothing lately, but I tried to! I saw a 1911 Bullseye pistol at the Conway Gun Show last Saturday that I made an offer on. It was built by a semi-famous Bullseye Smith in Louisiana named Jim Clark. But the seller didn't accept my offer. :(
My choice is based on the caliber and intended use. My hunting rifles have 3X9, 3.5X10 or 2.5 X10 scopes. My Varmint rifles have 3.5X15, 5.5X22, ect on them any my competition rifles have up to 10X60 on them.
I did that once with a Lyman 450 bullet sizer! :mad: I was changing dies when the handle fell. It punched a hole in my thumb nail the size of the top punch!
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