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Yes, very chinky behavior.

It's time for Seafire to chime in about his Blue Dot loads.

Add artisanal brass crafter to your resume! Nicely done.

So he wanted the election to be stolen even though he could have purged and cleaned up the voting rolls after taking office (hello Kris Kobach, sorry you were cast aside in favor of a swamp creature) and helped the R party going forward from 2018 onward, not to mention getting a ton of his supporters locked up and or harassed by the feds. How much copium are you taking per day?

Not good

IF you watch the extended videos, a riot of local citizens broke out around the church. The little bit of explanation I could sift out of the news blather, apparently the local citizenry wanted IN THE CHURCH to deal with the miscreant. After the knife attack in the mall, the locals were not feeling so good about the religion of pieces... If I am wrong about the instigation for the riot, feel free to correct me...

"Not your keys, not your coins" is something my kids know the meaning of. Well not the little one yet but he will.

The FBI got the keys because the exchange gave them up when presented with a warrant. If they'd moved the remaining 63.7 off to a wallet where they held the keys that would not have been possible.

Looking for experience hand loading this bullet. I have Norma cases, Fed 215M primers, H4831sc and RL 22 on hand. Where did you hit pressure? What starting load? Thanks

Seems like missing under stress at point-blank range is common. We see this most often with Cops but that’s prob’ly because their failures get reported on body cams/news media etc. I’d guess bad guys miss at a similar rate. Lack of training/muscle memory?

As for the victim here, wasn’t his last act warning others to get out of the way?

So he had enough situational awareness for that. That truck came in so fast you’d have to be an all-pro running back to reliably dive out of the way.

Me? I wouldn’t try to shoot a guy for stealing my truck. Other’s MMV.

No I don't think so. Stopping the entire BTC network would require stopping every node, or at least a huge number of them.

Nodes get cracked all the time but not enough to even affect processing times. Exchanges get cracked, people get their wallets broken into, etc. but none of it happens on a large enough scale to make much difference. The motivation is there. Satoshi Nakamoto's wallets are still sitting out there waiting to be robbed of their ~$75,000,000,000 but no one has gotten them yet.

A lot of truth ^^^^^ ... NO ONE knows for certain how they will react until they have been over the mountain and seen the elephant...

Another vote for Schumacher. I have have used two of this model for my boat's 12V AGM deep cycle batteries for over a decade:

https://www.schumacherelectric.com/products/62-30-100a-6v-12v-fully-automatic-battery-charger/

Nice.

The BTC ledger is public by design, so it is easy to trace. But those traces show only which wallet addresses received or sent what quantity of BTC to other wallet addresses, they don't identify who owned that wallet. Crooks who ask for ransoms in BTC get busted because their exchange gives them up when presented with a warrant, which they should rather than risk their business.

There are countries with few to no regulation of crypto exchanges and there are people who will trade crypto outside of exchanges using their own nodes. A person who was really motived to avoid associating their identity with a wallet could send and receive BTC through those methods and while it would be easy to know what the wallet was doing, no one would know who was doing it. Of course that depends on other people not being rats, or part of a sting, and they are going to take a very large cut, but it is within the realm of possibility.

Even if it works the trouble is at the end points. If you want to turn any of that BTC into fiat you will either need to deal with people who are even shadier than the ones above, but you would have to be extremely careful about letting it touch the banking system anywhere.

Probably more trouble than it is worth for the most of us.

That is what I have always heard, but I'm finding the opposite to be true.

In any case, what do you use to give a stock shine?

Oh wow

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One of my pet peeves is about the guy that comes over with a project he needs done and then starts to tell me how to do it.

Has anyone been able to get through to them?, I have been calling for two weeks, I think they had some weather problems, hope they are ok.

In 94 I put in for the Gila and drew my first year…..
Things have changed considerably.

MORNING BUMP…$400.00 shipped.

I checked an old ‘50’s shotgun I have; nada.

As for height, it has been suggested I live and work where I do because I can feel tall here…..

Wes is the son of my friend & knife maker Matt Collum. He is a very respectful young man at 15 and trying his hand at knife making under the direct supervision , and in Matt's shop in AL.

The handle on this one is vintage canvas micarta ,ss pins
OAL is 6-3/4” , blade is 3-1/8” with 2-7/8” of cutting edge. 3/32” stock AEBL ss , thin hollow ground ,razor sharp .Swedge & “as ground “ finish . In pocket sheath , thick cowhide by Jones Bros. leather
$175. shipped

The only time root for the queens, is when they’re playing the Lions.

Or buy high and watch it tank like I did.