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I don't know if these were pulled from 308 or 30-06. I don't know what the blue tip means. My Cart of the World show 50 cal blue as Incendiary, but no blue tip in 30 cal. These appear a pale blue compared to the 50 cal blue. The base appears to be a tracer substance, but tracers are orange tip. These might be something else with a tracer. They weight 131 grs

I’ll take it. Pm sent.

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My thought was about the "old" steel of the barrel. But I'll never know as the chances of me getting another one are very slim to none... lol! I've seen more than one "old" shotgun barrel scored by steel shot.

I catch the majority of my eater size freezer stocking catfish with nightcrawlers.

It probably consisted of “we let in 15 million possible foreign fighters through our southern border”

Hey guys, I the following currently for sale

iPhone 14 128gb unlocked in Black Great shape asking $350 plus shipping


iPhone 12 64gb Unlocked in Black asking $250 plus shipping

Thanks!

My Akita would have torn him to shreds

you could bring it to Savage Fest Pinedale

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30 years ago I had a Freedom Arms 454 with 4-3/4" barrel. I got quite good with it - the Bisley grip really does work if you roll with the recoil! However, thinking it through, I decided I'd rather carry something with more repeatability for follow-up shots, so I switched to a 4" 357 Ruger Securtiy Six with hardcast LBT's. After that I bought a Glock 19 and found the 147 Buffalo Bore hardcasts, reasoning it would be easier to hit more quickly than even my 357.

My evolution in thinking came to me through just reasoning it out. However it's far more interesting and authoritative to hear someone truly "expert" on the subject who came to the same conclusions based on real-world experience, not just guessing like I did! A really fine youtube interview, thanks for sharing your time and experience - very enlightening.

Very Italian.

Easy pass on both. Burris FF II is a much better option

These reamers were used to do one chamber each by my local smith Terry Wright of Right Rifle who is very easy on reamers. Both PT&G SAAMI spec. They will come with the original receipts from Pacific Tool and Gauge. Paid $169.50 for the 7mmPRC Finish reamer - $145 shipped. Paid $173.50 for the .300PRC Finish Reamer $150 shipped. 7MM PRC PT&G Go Gauge $35 shipped. 300 PRC Manson Go Gauge $35 shipped. Buy either reamer with it's go gauge and $175 shipped for the package.

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Also look into packing cubes to keep gear organized, compression cubes. And look up military rolling clothing it works well and compacts clothes tight

+1, there's no substitute for that level of experience.

Mainer and I have frequently talked canoes as we are both canoe nuts. I've enjoyed canoes for 70 years and I wish I was young enough to get out there more. As WMR says: fill the trailer with used Grummans even though they aren't as classy as some, the damned things work. There's a Facebook Group for canoes for sale and I see some screaming buys on there.

Same as Alcohol it's worse than weed Imo but they keep it legal.

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I’m also interested in a 410 TSS recipe. I bought a MEC 600jr 410 loader at an estate sale a few years ago on the cheap, because it was missing a couple parts. I finally decided to order the parts and am up and running.

Exactly.

That is art.

Nicely done Roy. You should display it at a gun show with a “do not touch” sign.

Seems like I always have been a strong supporter of LEOs wherever we have lived and worked, and for very good reasons. But, great appreciation for all of the fine cops I have known or seen perform does not erase the experiences of the occasional bad ones - the contrast only intensifies the differences.

For me, the biggest lesson from this example is the attitude aspect. It pops up as a glaring example at times. No matter how much knowledge of the job and good training takes place, some individuals will abuse the role/authority and fail to serve as sworn. There is something in their makeup and personal needs that is overly selfish - so the specific knowledge, training and heavy authority tends to intensify the bad behavior they cannot resist.

One good addition to the LEO hiring criteria would be a definitive test to reveal such disqualifying personality and attitude traits - before any training is even attempted.