Garufa

Ugh, I knew it was going to be a “what is it worth” question. As @gregintennmentioned to finish looks rough. Obviously, the grips are not original, but neither is the cylinder latch, it is from a a much later model/era.

Pose your query and I'm sure we can come up with something that sounds believable.

Okay.

Mexican Jumping Beans.

That would have been handy for those Hawaiian Punch cans.

Knock it off.

I bet no one born in the last 40 years knows how to get into this deliciousness.

Bearcats are the neatest little single actions ever. Fun for everyone! GLWS!

I’ll never forget him in Happy Gilmore with that wooden hand.

Many hours at the library trying to work and print from the microfiche.

We talking Millenials, Gen Z, or what’s coming after cause those first two groups already don’t know. Signed, Gen X, The Last Generation.

The cumulative IQ of the TN State government is that of Forrest Gump. I get hitting EV’s with an added fee to make up for the loss of gas tax revenue because lord knows TDOT needs more money to build new roads rather than maintaining the ones we have, or investing in other forms transportation, but I think they are grossly overestimating the impact of hybrids on loss of revenue.

Take your time and be methodical. I only have an old RCBS Rock Chucker so when I get a notion to reload it’s very easy to check everything, then check it again. Also, I weigh the powder drop every 10 rounds and eyeball the powder level in all cases before capping them off when making up a batch. Only thing worse than a round with no powder is one with twice the powder.

He is a stupid kid that inserted himself into a situation he never should have been in. Luckily for him he got away with it. Of what interest is his “traumatic ordeal” to anyone?

The legislature needs to slow their roll. Business owners, you know their major supporters, are not going to be cool with this.

Whatever.

I fail to see the relevance myself or why anyone would want to hear him speak.

It was just a “few years ago” you could walk into any store and load up on .22 long, .38 S&W, .45 Auto Rim, and .30-40, among many others!

He’s scheduled to be at ETSU in Johnson City.

There ain’t but one way to put them things on. Does it really require a demonstration?

I’m surprised this thread has gone on for so long. It’s getting a little “out there”.

What’s the point in having a tool if you don’t use it? Rain: 4WD Gravel: 4WD Mud: 4WD Snow and/or Ice: 4WD I have no intention of getting stuck or going off the road just to prove myself to myself.

Los Angeles or Lower Alabama?

We need to break and dislodge, not season, the ice.

Would a 12 gauge slug or .45-70 be appropriate for breaking up some seriously thick ice on the front walkway?