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Well, in my case, as a teenager, shooting a full house .44 Mag revolver, lying prone on a bluff overlooking the Red River, shooting turtles in the water, I could feel the muzzle blast off the ground and my ears started ringing. Of course, no hearing protection as a youngster, what was that? So, I've had some tinnitus for decades.

Now much later, after getting pressured into taking Covid shots, I developed Ramsey Hunt syndrome, a known side effect. It's the combo of Bell's Palsy and Shingles. It happen on the left side of my face. My eye doc prescribed large doses of Prednisone and my Physical Therapy bud had another treatment. He dry needled those paralyzed muscles, stimulated them with electrical impulses three times a week. I was over it in a week. My eye doctor was amazed how quick I recovered. When the nerves start recovering, the muscles are generally flaccid and weak. Use it or lose it. Mine weren't that far behind due to being stimulated, so recovery was faster than expected. I told my P.T. bud that I was pimping his Bells Palsy protocol to the eye doc. In fact that doc did refer some Bells Palsy patients for that same treatment.

So, there's a lot of stuff we are learning about this whole mRNA scenario.

DF

I use N150 in my 284 and it shoots very well. Has me thinking about trying more of the VV powders. I have read they are very temp stable.

Bump for a great seller and a classic beauty

Thanks all

Two neanderthal guys managed ta have babies.

Systane drops might help.

These were recommended by my Opthamologist.

Wal-Mart
Pharmacy area

OCuSOFT
lid scrub
eyelid cleanser

Use one every morning.
Instant relief.

Per my optometrist, as we age (I'm 73) our eyeball begins to lose it's "roundness". The eyelid doesn't cover the eyeball completely and air drys out the eyeball. Causes "gritty eye" sensation.
These "lid cleansers" work great!

I also have a TRP. Great gun.

Out of curiosity, what is the blade stock thickness?

Yes, that's about what happened in 2011. I got burned on a deal then by a local dealer. I went to Idaho falls on a Saturday with 1000 ounces to sell and the shop there was closed. I called the owner and he was at a coin show but really wanted my silver. I told him I was just going to drive to slc and sell it.

He begged me not to and said he'd lock me in at $49 per silver eagle and $47 per generic round. I said we're locked then right? That's what's it's going to be monday no matter what the price does. He said yes.

Sunday night when the Asian markets opened spot dropped $11 in the first 5 minutes. George soros dumped billions as soon as the market opened. So Monday I head into the shop to do my deal I was locked in at the shop owner wouldn't do it. I really regretted not going to slc saturday. The price never came back.

For those who don't do much in metals when someone tells you your locked in then that's the price period. The guy in IF who owns that shop is pretty hated by many stickers in the area. I saw him at a coin show recently and several of the other dealers said not to deal with him because he's a crook. I told them all I'd already found that out.

In the dozen or so years since then I've probably bought sold and traded over $200k in metals and none of the deals were with him. Luckily some guys from Montana opened a new shop in Idaho Falls and they've been great to deal with. They just told me on the phone tonight they have several hundred more mercury dimes for me. They know I like mercury dimes and 1/10th ounce gold eagles so they often hold them for me.

I'll sell some at $47 and then hold the cash for a bit to see what the price does. If it breaks through $50 I'll buy back in. If not I'll go buy a lot or some land to build a rental home on.

I often wish I still had the 6000 ounces of silver I used to have. I did Dave Ramsey plan about a decade ago and sold a bunch of what I had and paid off debt. It's been nice not having a mortgage but I wish I would have kept the silver and just kept paying off debt with cash. Ramsey thinks metals are a terrible investment and most of the time they are. I think the days coming soon when everyone will wish they had some.

Bb

I just sold one in A2 and yours has me thinking.

It's a handy pattern and Bret knows how to make a knife

I just replied. That is very generous of you and I really appreciate it Roy!

Remove eyeball with a spoon. Problem solved.

You won’t be disappointed.

I've heard of other people having good luck with superformance in the 22 creedmoor.

I've had good luck with staball 6.5 in my 22-250 ackley so I think I may mess with that in the 22 creedmoor as well.

Keep us posted on your findings

Flush with water under the water spigot

Haha!! It never gets old, especially seeing that PedoBiden is worse than LBJ and FDR

Check Ebay

Glad to see my name isn't on it!

My right eye is gritty, what can I do about it?

List just gets longer and longer.


Keep up the good work 12344mag!

Yes, that's exactly what I meant by that statement I made. It totally wasn't a tongue-in-cheek comment, you absolute fücking meatball.

about trying to mount a Burris FF3 on a Ruger #3.
Should make a nice light & handy woods companion.
How would you go about something like this?

With factory parts, we have no machinists or gunsmiths nearby.

Sadly, the market has moved away from what I would call practical hunting scopes.