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I just watched the last episode available on Netflix last night. Thankfully a friend at work is going to loan me the DVD's so I can watch the last 8. That show is as addictive as Walter's product.

I've seen more unicorns.

I got to see them while Freddy was still healthy. Some friends had tickets and I went down with them to scalp at the Byrne arena as it was called at the time. I went to the box office for the heck of it and got a single ticket in the second row. I think it was around 80 or 81. It's one of my favorite concert memories. There is nothing like being 30 feet from a Rock & Roll legend.

I had a Milwaukee before I got my Craftsman. It was great. I dropped it off a ladder twice on to a hard surface and it continued to work perfectly. The charger was what failed and the replacement would have cost me more that I spent on the drill in the first place. That's why I went with the Craftsman.

I bought a Craftsman 19 (?) volt drill/hammer drill several years back. It was a consumer reports best buy at the time and I'm very happy with it.

Sorry a Ruger Mark I.

Carbon unit infestation

That's really nice. Now if I could only get my wife to stand in front of one of the real ones i would be set.

Ruger Mark I .22 at 10 yards 9 rounds

It's good to be the Santa!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

I went to their pub in Harrisburg before they opened in Hershey. Worth the trip as I'm sure is the Hershey joint.

I was thinking the same thing.

Bullett Bourbon. Tasty!!!

This thing cost more than my Smart car. That being said it's way nicer than my Honda Foreman.

If you live in a town that bans drones will it be illegal to shoot down and Amazon drone?

Update: I had the gunsmith check out the Mark I and he said not to worry. He function checked it and then we took it on the range and fired it and it works as good as it always did. the bolt even loosened up after the first magazine. I guess I'm a little over cautious but that's not really a bad thing around firearms. I also found out that it has an aftermarket trigger installed. I guess I got a better deal than I thought. Thanks again everyone for your input and advice.

I generally only disassemble it after around 1,000 rounds. I do what you suggest in between. Both myself and the wife like to shoot it so it makes it to the range every week and we each put about 100 rounds through it so it gets dirty quick. I hope your correct but just to be safe I will have the smith check it out.

I have a Smart ForTwo. No chance I'm getting jacked. That and I'm very diligent about observing my surroundings.

Thanks everyone for all of your advice. I have disassembled and reassembled several times now. I'm getting quite good at it. The bolt is still stiff on the first pull. I think it is something with the hammer/trigger assembly that is not lining up correctly because the bolt moves freely after the hammer is cocked. I'm taking it into the gunsmith tomorrow and have him look at it.

A few months ago I was lucky enough to find an old Mark I in great shape for an excellent price. It's a target model with a bull barrel and wood grips with a right hand thumb rest. It is fun to shoot and will eat any ammo I feed it and is very accurate. I actually won a top shot Thursday contest with it at RTSP and I'm a new shooter. My wife loves it too. That's the love. I hate cleaning the thing. The take down is not to bad but the reassembly drives me nuts!!!! Every time it takes me several times putting it back together to get it to function. I have bookmarked a video on Youtube which helps but it's still no picnic. Tonight after the 7th or 8th reassembly I got it together but the bolt was really stiff. My wife couldn't even pull it back. After the hammer was cocked the bolt would move easily. Disassembled it again and about a half hour later got it back together but the bolt is still a little stiff. Definitely stiffer than before I cleaned it. Does anyone think that it will loosen up after I put a few rounds through it? Nothing looked damaged so I have really no idea if anything is wrong. Thanks for reading.

I'm sure it works as well as healthcare.gov.

Tara was right "it's not the life it's the wife"

Cindy will be glad to hear that.