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I had a street Rolex for years. Can't tell the difference from a foot away hahahaha. I loved that thing. Such a dick hahahaha

don't waste your time 3D printing, better off with a piece of wood & a sharp knife.

12g for shooting clays 125 to 200 rounds per night once a week all year long. No shoulder issue with the right gun.

I used to wear one when spray painting toxic boat paint but no more.

2013 Chevy Silverado bought in 2016 for 26K. Good value and runs fine. I like the old style dial climate control dial. Steel toolbox in the bed to carry valuable things to the range.

You can also have a network of associates with generators and an agreement to share if needed. Power is often on in close places. I gave up my spare to a buddy when he needed it.

Best try to cook a few meals on the woodstove. Mine seems hot on top but there is barely enough flat surface on top to set a pot and it never gets hot enough to boil water. Putting an open can of beans inside is lame. Use a gas grill outdoors and if SHTF you can just build a wood fire in your neighbor's grill hahahaha.

Dildo at work today: "Where can I buy 454 or 50 caliber handgun ammo?" Me: " I don't know, maybe on the Internet" hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Done, the cards are in the mail.

I pulled out a baseboard in an old house and found six cards from 1972. Tony Perez, Marty Perez, Bob Gibson, Rico Petrocelli, Tommy John & Alex Johnson. I'm pretty sure they are worthless but cool looking. Free to the first person to PM me with an address, I will drop them in the mail.

You all must understand, if you ever have access to one of these, this is exactly what you will do. I had an impact tester named Krackatoa and of course, an empty Coke can got the first ride. It ended up as thick as a nickel without much effort.

I remember the full auto BB guns at the boardwalk. Much better than a hammer & rubber frog.

Circle back (hahaha red head Jen) back to the reality of enjoying an air gun in the yard: I asked the Brick PD and he politely told me it's not a good idea. "Responding officer would not know it's an air gun". I appreciated the way he came across and took down my targets. Too bad, tapping Coors cans hanging from trees from the deck sure was fun for a day. And they were 12 oz, not 16.

Thanks to the State watching out for feelings, the 995 is banned because it is a butt ugly caricature of a gun and the sight of it offends nice guns. Of course I have one but this junkyard dog of a gun is my go to for HD. If it don't go bang, I can scare away the bad guys with it's ugly.

I have a Winchester model 37 bought for $125. It is an excellent weapon. Clay busting machine! It is fugly and 100% functional. I took it apart and barely needed cleaning. Some clown smeared PolyShade wood finish over everything including the barrel. I was going to restore it but why bother? Well worth the money and if I didn't have one, I would pay up to $300 for a nice one.

Add an adjustable butt plate, it will bring the stock up a little when you mount the gun.

I will take the mini mags if Bzerk does not come thru. PM sent

Factory work is actually satisfying. I have been in & out of it for 39 years. You can go up as far as you want if you are honest and work hard. Take a little responsibility and do the jobs that no one else likes to. I have had the chance to work with some really great people over the years. Getting out at 3 on Friday and off until Monday is wonderful. You will also have more time to shoot!

Prong collar is amazing. My Pit never ever needed a correction. She would sure come running when I shook it like a set of sleigh bells. She loved her prong collar, many happy times wandering around the neighborhood.

Come out and shoot trap every Thursday night 6 - 8, done by 9. $4 per 25 clays.

Gene is a real good guy and there are 1,000 stories to prove this. I bought a MEC 9000 from him: he set it up for my exact load and showed me how to run it in his basement.

better off with a good glue job

I will take 4 boxes, PM on the way

Man up and buy a good quality Beretta or Browning O/U. It's a decision you will never regret. If you can find something good for $1,200 you can always sell it for the same. Once you start bustin clays out of the sky, you will enjoy it better than shooting fixed paper. A fitted O/U will almost eliminate recoil and shooting 150 rounds: no issue.

I bring stuff in from Taiwan, most of my containers come thru the Panama Canal. Will check all my ships Monday. The production planning dweebs ask if our deliveries were guaranteed and my reply was HAHAHAHA NO. Who could plan for a ship getting stuck?