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Titans 1st and 2nd rd picks combined weight is 700 lbs.

One is the D lineman from U of TX who weighed 366 at the combine. Putting him next to our ProBowler D Tackle Simmons should really allow the backend to make plays.

H&R Turkey 20 gauge

Prick, go back outside and ride that little plywood horse of yours for awhile.

Phil

The level of blind idiocy on the fire is hard to grasp anymore.

I have 48 acres. I only had about 20 ash trees, and they all died 5 years ago. I have enjoyed burning the ash, it is easy to split and has a pretty good amount of BTUs. But, the ash in the forest is now all gone.

All killed by the emerald ash borer, which was introduced into the US in 2002, up in Minnesota. Some scientists say that every ash tree in North America will be killed by this green bug.

Perfect punishment for this guy would be if his wife forced him to vote for Trump, and she did too. That would burn in that man's gut until the day he dies more so than probably any other punishment he could receive.

BTT, reasonable offers considered.

More of your bull [bleep]. They targeted and hit a train station, no train and not very much track... you all need to get your news from a legitimate source.

Phil

There will be no import markings on it if bought in Germany .

I recently picked up another one, after doing without for a decade or so. Don’t know what I was thinking when I let my last one go. This one will stick.

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RSherburne, was not aware of the 2 trigger groups. Do you know how to tell the difference between the 2 groups? Would love to knowwhich one I have. I haven't had any issues but haven't shot mine that much. Bill

That's pretty close to perfect.

Tag

we don't, of course, have grizzly bears or Moose down here in FL, but I can say that a heavy loaded 10MM ( Using a Glock 40) will stop a large hog from messing with you.

You posted that some years back. When I replaced my top loader I remembered your pic and yarded out the tub. Made a fire pit. It worked awesome👍

good pistol, good ammo, great shooting!

Yep! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

hey Richard, what brand bin and whats the diameter of those?

I worked on an erection crew a couple summers during my college years

Thanks Jaaack and Fug. I will measure it tonight. I think it’s 22 inch.

I need to get more info and try other 99 TDs.

More to follow!

I am Returned! A quick review of this Thread, largely well covering most all points. But just to add one dimension NOT particularly covered. First just the side note that "Scopes" and "iron: sights are really two differing creatures, with their unique virtues, vices and applications.

Iron sights of two major divisions as "aft" sight either barrel or receiver mounted and we've well discussed nuisances of the perpetually termed "peep sight" genre. What wasn't well covered at all was a greatest virtue of the receiver mounted sight versus aft barrel mounted. "Sighting radius". Really quite important 'leg up' in addition to the other principal "peep sight" advantage of 'framing the target' as the human eye literally allowed to focusing entirely on the muzzle sight.

The aft barrel sight is a rather poor substitute at range, but remains entirely superior for short range "snap shooting" or where such obstacles as brush make it most handy/convenient. Anyway, any receiver mounted sight offers its rather huge advantage of often about twice the sight radius and is notably superior for such capability "within its realm where extra moments in acquiring and retaining "sight picture" are to be afforded.

My take!
Best!
John

That was the issue with me.

Instead of sticking with it like you did, solving the long LOP, I moved it.

DF

Out turkey hunting so water for now. Later will be Busch Lights

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Prior to that, I can’t recall ever buying powder or primers anywhere except locally. Bullets OTOH and what ammo I purchased instead of loaded, have been almost totally purchased online because local stores seldom have what I want. They’ll have something, but just can’t keep a truly wide selection on hand. About the middle of 2020, when things began to get tight, I looked around online and found powder and primers that filled in the cracks for me and ordered up. Since then, I bought one brick of fairly pricey CCI 41s online, and a pound or two of powder locally. The only ammo I buy local is an occasional flat of shotshells for clays if I happen to be someplace that has them for $100, pretty much what I pay online including delivery.

I’ve bought (and sold) some bullets here, and some .22 Hornet brass from that Barsness character…