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This is like the 10th one of 2024 and it's only May.

https://www.holocaust.claims/general/who-started-ww2-weimer-germany/

Math for dummies

We are not getting any younger.

Halfican

I have asked him several times if he has any suggestions as to where the 6+ million Jews in Israel should go to live and he hasn't answered that either. I suspect he would favor gas and incinerators.

Piss off... SWSShooter is a solid guy.

Niqqer Rigger

Heads up for anyone looking for Savage catalogs, brochures, sales manuals and flyers. I just posted about 50 items on Ebay. Search by seller "yelloh564" Cheap prices, just need to move it to a new home. Lots of stuff from 20's thru the 60's.
Thanks guys, if this is inappropriate in this forum please delete

I’d buy one.

A United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket will launch Boeing’s Crew Space Transportation (CST)-100 Starliner spacecraft with two NASA astronauts, Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Sunita "Suni" Williams on the Crew Flight Test (CFT). Following separation from Atlas V, Starliner engines will burn taking it the rest of the way to orbit and on to the International Space Station. CFT is ULA's first human launch. Liftoff will occur from Space Launch Complex-41 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida. Liftoff is set for 10:34 pm Eastern.

Rocky's notes: This the Boeing capsule that suffered a near-loss on its first unmanned test launch and has gone through four years of technical issues and delays since. I sincerely hope the two astronauts make it unscathed.

Watch on NASA TV or HERE

Pretty good reason to take it seriously.

Our kids and grands will think this new level of incrementalization is normal.
Just like we think it normal that you can't order a gun online and have it shipped directly to your house.

Oh, and FJB, FATF and anyone else who thinks this schit is cool

Evil NAZI betas like Eric are the first to disarm the populace and ban firearms

M70

Kirk,

Good to hear you're touring other parts of the USA!

Have "done" Gettysburg twice, the first during a day in the early 1990s, when we happened to be in Pennsylvania with Eileen's relatives, including her stepfather-in-law who grow up in that area. The second on a guided 2-day tour a few years later, which we specifically scheduled on another "East coast" trip. Have also toured some other Civil War battlefields, including Antietam (which as others have mention is also fascinating), along several others, mostly in Georgia but also other locations.

But have also "happened" across other areas where the evidence remains. One was on the 800-acre "farm" which Melvin Forbes and some of his friends owned in West Virginia--where there were short stone walls in the middle of the thick woods--with rifle ports, made during the fringes of the Battle of the Wilderness....

Let's compare notes when you come back to get more horseradish.

John

After moving to Kentucky I got to unboxing my shop and I've got way too much stuff.
Back in the Obummer days I built a lot of ARs for customers and acquired a lot of parts.
I don't think those days are coming back for me but maybe someone else can carry on.
This is what I have for sale....
1. 2 A2 stocks one military one civilian no buffer tube but one rifle buffer.
2. 2 M4 stocks mil spec.
3. 4 complete Mil spec triggers with springs but no pins.
5. 4 carbine buffer springs.
6. 14 Mil spec M4 grips.
7. 12 complete sets of Mil spec trigger-hammer springs.
8. 28 Mil spec trigger guards.
9. 3 forward grip/bipods.
10. 2 A2 carbine Glacier guards.
11. 5 miscellaneous hand guards/ rails.
I am selling this as one package cause I don't want to send a piece here and a piece there.
Probably going to have to ship this in two boxes unless I can find a bigger box.
My asking price is 275.00 shipped to your door.
Thanks.
There's one more picture available.

Looks good👍

Hope you enjoy getting out of the heat and ur an congestion.

Bigstrapper66: I have been shooting my heavy barrel Ruger 77/17 Hornet for several years now and I HIGHLY recommend that you seek one out!
Three main reason I recommend the Ruger 77 V/T for you:
#1: My Ruger is exceptionally accurate with both factory ammunition and my handloads (mine has a Weaver 4x16 power variable scope on it).
#2: The 6 shot rotary magazine of the Ruger simply HUMBLES any other magazine system I have seen in use to date!
#3: The original 24" barrel aids in steadiness of sighting afield!
I know you subservient citizens of taxington CAN NOT shoot Badgers anymore but if you get out to "Badger country" the 17 Hornet is "death" on Badgers (as well as Rock Chucks, Prairie Dogs, Fox and Coyote).
Keep looking - I know you will be happy with the 17 Hornet when you get one.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy

That's a very kind offer - thank you, John.

Ain’t been up there in yrs might try air bnb

another non NP pic camp spot

Same, but with hope that the current situation will be fixed

Typical redneck floundering on hot button issues.