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The regime loving cock sockets will be along shortly to tell you you are wrong.

A corroded anode rod will also cause gas in the water. It's harmless, just annoying.

Didn't notice it earlier, so don't know how long. City water. Note that it is only the hot water, so the source shouldn't matter.

Yep. When I started in construction we used a manual Stanley miter box and didn't have any nail guns. I learned to cut stain-grade crown molding with that thing and got good at it - using an electric miter saw and battery powered trim nailer is easy to me now.
I still carry the old Stanley miter box in my construction trailer and use it quite often for a simple cut or two when I don't want to mess with setting up the electric miter saw.

Even Dirty Harry used lighter loaded .44 Specials in The Most Powerful Handgun in the World.

Which stage of grief is Apathy?

Iran is a weak state. They've just given Israel an excuse to take out their constantly failing nuke program, whatever is reachable by air.

They will do that.

We are 100% sure they don't have a nuke, because the second they had a deliverable warhead, there would be a mushroom cloud over tel Aviv. Iran ain't building nukes to get in an arms race they are building nukes to slaughter jews.

The FBI will take their sweet time analyzing all the images of those who showed up, then conduct military-style raids on all their homes one at a time during the following years.

Elmer Keith was spot-on about the versatility of the .33 caliber cartridges for all of Alaska. To this day, I don't think a hunter could do any better.

Here are a few examples:

Scores of high BC 225 grain grain premium bullets to choose from. Whereas the 30 calibers have limited options in the 220 grain territory and are generally potato-shaped. They also don't expand very wide, not like the .338 225 grain offerings.

I stay at 200 grain bullets in my 30 caliber rifles, and more specifically, the oryx.

So where the 30 caliber cartridges end, the .338's are just getting warmed up.

Then on the other end of the spectrum, the .338 275 grain swift A-frame is a deep penetrating, wide expanding .338 bullet that hangs right along side the 300 grain Swifts and 325 grain oryx bullets in my 9.3x62.

My .338, the scope is sighted to 225 grain interbonds or 225 grain fusions. Both match up well to a ballistic reticle to 500 yds. Then the open sights are always sighted to a 275 grain a-frame handload. In a light rifle, they are at the limit of manageable recoil where a shooter can have a meaningful shooting session at extended range.

In treeless winter caribou hunting where the bag limits offer multiple caribou for rural Alaskan residents, the .338's with high bc 225 grain bullets, is an ideal choice. We're talking constant 20-30 mph gusts, and ranges of 300-400 yds are common. Though I've used my 9.3x62 in these conditions, I would've much preferred the 338-06.

The lone 250 grain 9.3 accubond never worked out: 4.5" groups from 2 of my 9.3x62 Mauser rifles. Greg(north61) got bad groups with the 250 accubond as well. Then, they're never in stock, probably discontinued.

Anyhow, here is a 225 grain fusion next to a 30 caliber 220 grain partition. It penetrated within 1/4" of the partition in spruce boards. Had massive expansion, and superb weight retention. With groups always well under an inch, a true sleeper of a bullet @ $18 a box of 50:

Ahhh. Toxic masculinity. Get whitey (Karens).

Thank heavens for our 3 letter agencies. They are all of our protectors and saviors. I sleep so much better knowing they are out doing the lords work lol

Haha!

Tootie Jew going hard today!


So clever....maybe AOD will finally put your candy ass on ignore.