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[quote]I never considered Catholics Christian/quote]
What about Lutheran? I asked one, once a long time ago about His Religion, And His reply was "we are basically bad Catholics" . miles

Hey,
Just like I said above ie the basses, I'll be at our Alabama place hunting turkeys for a bit. All I have here are the above mentioned Vox hollow body bass and my old J-45. Will snap some pics when I get back to Idaho.

BUT - to clarify - none of mine are special to anyone but me. I have multiples because my career put me all over the world and I'd seek out guitars from that place and time, then bring them home once the project was complete. Many would call it a trash/music store collection, but to me it's kind of "my life/career" in memories!

Some stuff called Opie's oil , was cleaning and refinishing an old desktop, turned out after getting all the crud off it was cherry . Talked to the guys in woodcrafter's and they said Opie's oil , best stuff I ever saw for a refinishing job,doesn't take much,rubs on smooth ,just use a small felt pad a little goes a long .only drawback ,it is expensive. The little 6oz? Bottle was 64 bucks but it could do maybe 10 rifle stocks so I guess if you cost it out it's not so bad

I don't think that's the right product for this case. I have already used RLO and am looking now to add shine. The product you're suggesting doesn't appear to do that.

Schmidt Bender 4-12x42 Scope 30mm, German #4 Reticle, 30mm very light ring marks , eye and objective lenses clean, clear , crisp, first focal plane $825 shipped

Leupold Gold Ring 15-30x50 Compact Shadow Gray Model #120375 with box ,papers, case , lens covers like new only to the range a handful of times , current model carbon fiber construction reduces weight, tripod ready,21.5 oz , Eurooptic sells for $699, $440 shipped

You stupid twat, Making up stories and lies again. But, that's your MO. Saw it clearly in your Idaho_Shooter attack. Now, It's proven that you're just plain stupid in not understanding the advancements in AI.

Fugkin dumbass. You are who katie couric was talking about. Lol. 🤣

$1000 shipped

LOL i watch the buick jump two days ago.

Seneca Army Depot, Seneca County, NY had an entire herd of white deer. Not uncommon to see 7 or 8 just driving by.

Is it a bad sign to be menaced by locusts???

Hi PennDog are you a Gunsmith that builds rifles? I would sure like to see some of your beautiful work if you are?

Thank you for all of your kind words, sure makes me believe that I did a good job, even though I would do a lot of things differently if I had to do it all over again, that's for sure!! Much appreciated Sir!

Do you mind if I ask you a question?

Cheers ~

Kinda like Chevrolet telling us why we should NOT buy Dodge, Ford or Toyota... Disingenuous at best...

[quote]Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof....

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Read what is in red, and then go back and look at your posts, carefully. miles

You don't focus on the dot, you focus on the target.

The "Cloud" is just someone else's computer.

Dream in color?

Very nice semi inlet pre war Winchester Model 70 stock. The stock has very nice red color and slight fancy figure. Inletting is clean and well done, ready for final fitting and shaping. $150 to your door CONUS.
Thanks
Phil

10" round, blued TC Contender 22LR Match barrel w/ weaver style scope rail. Front sight only, no rear, VG condition.........$275.... SOLD

10" blued, octagon TC Contender barrel 44mag w/external choke ( Hot shot barrel ), wrench and iron sights....., wood grip and large Herrett style forend also VG condition.....Plus 35 rounds of TC 44 mag shot ammo.........NO LONGER AVAILABLE


More pics available.....PM if needed

I use this:
https://www.fireforceusa.com/holsters/8834.html

I like a holster with a flap to protect from elements/debris, and it also carries an extra mag.

Oops, didn't see the bibs requirement; agreed a chest holster would work.

My entire family plays stringed instruments. Where I'm from we didn't have TV until the 1980s. I have several relatives that "had it" and made good lives/careers in music (teaching, etc). I simply didn't/don't. Maybe the reason I was so successful in engineering/project management. My playing is technically always pretty darn good...but the "soul" just isn't there. It's more a math exercise for me. Funny thing - I have a cousin who has been immensely successful in guitar. He got me the day school/program tryout at NEC; he graduated from there with all kinds of honors. One in millions. But he is also so smart he knew he'd not make it in the entertainment world on stage. He went on to Missouri for an electrical engineering degree and became a superstar in audio/sound engineering.

It's a strange, brutal unique industry. I'd love to hear the stories from some of the professionals here like longarm that actually had the talent, rolled the dice, and won...

I’ll take this

I had a 73 Dodge Dart, 4-door. I put in subframe connectors, 8 3/4 rear end with 4.88 gears, with 360. It ran 12.08 on just the motor and low 11s on the bottle. I drove it around town on 6-inch slicks. I had a lot of fun with that car.

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