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Albeit one of us more successfully than the other ...

He's going to put his eye out with that ...

Just one question. Why aren't you working on my sheath instead of bumping old dead threads ...

Not caring for strawberry is downright un-american, and shows a lack of appreciation for the finer things in life ... and Cracker Barrel is my all-time favorite restaurant while traveling ...

I hated those things. My father made me pick them up constantly, although we almost never bothered to shell them due to the bother and mess. Mostly I hauled them to a pile in the field outside the yard. Today, there are several black walnut trees growing in that field ...

My guess is yes on the switch, and that the object mounted on top of the gun is a light of some sort. While I have no first-hand knowledge of the subject, apparently they adapted some S&W Model 15's for use by the "tunnel rats" in Vietnam. These revolvers used reduced loads in .38 special and were fitted with a cylinder-barrel gap so tight they had to be rotated by hand and were known to lock up after just a few rounds fired. Not many were made and proved to be an unsuccessful experiment which was quickly abandoned. I'm guessing this soldier is outfitted with such equipment.

It's a Rambler. They were designed for Grandma, who never drove at 3000+ rpm ...

Was it this one that kicked the number over the top for you?

How else do you get a rusted out POS talked about on a Tennessee gun forum from Green Bay? Effective ad, no doubt ...

I don't know about paramotors, but the FAA has approved a few instructors to give instruction in experimental aircraft. A good example is the Van's Aircraft series of planes, there are currently about 3 or 4 instructors who can give transition training in different models of the series. Insurance can be a problem, and probably limits the number of instructors more so than the FAA at this point ...

Can't we all just get along? I know that we all can agree, 9mm is waaay better than 45acp ...

15" tires are hard to come by these days, other than new. I had to purchase new tires for both my trailers in the last year, no takeoffs or decent used tires were available in my area.

When they start paying advertising stipends for stickers, I might consider using my truck as a rolling billboard, depending on just how much they are willing to pay. This goes double for political stickers ...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-07-05/can-millennials-save-the-motorcycle-industry An article that does a pretty good summary of what's going on in the motorcycle industry, sales are at 1/2 of the pre-recession peak, the riders themselves are aging rapidly, and the demographic with the most upside in the future isn't very interested nor can they currently afford the types of bikes that have been marketed over the last 20 years or so ...

A chain like Bass Pro has an army of lawyers and accountants who determine store policies. These policies are designed to protect the store, not you. Given the fact that we have often discussed here how ATF regulations are interpreted in various ways by their own agents, is it surprising that a corporate entity is erring on the extreme side of caution? In their situation, I would imagine many of us would do the same ...

You can, in 2024 anyway ...

Made my own mount from some scrap steel. Not as high as the one you are talking about, but works for my bench.

Nope, Mosin Nagant refers solely to the rifle as well. The revolver is simply the Nagant ... It might be rare, but the Finns did just this ...

If 7.62x54r doesn't make enough noise for you, buy one of the carbine models ...

An even better question, why would you want to do that?

My bet is one of the dragons will ultimately make the confirmation. The first time he hops on a dragon and flies will pretty much make the counter argument moot ...

She mentioned Rheagar, although as I remember her pronunciation was a bit off ....

Is the current "theme", "skin", "display", whatever the only one available now? I recently lost my sunglasses and it's very bright in here ...

Same here. Gave up on the gas permeable contacts I had worn for 33 years in 2012, due to dry eyes. Went back to glasses for 3 years, hated every minute of it. Finally switched to the newer soft lens, they work, although I have to use reading glasses for up-close work. My astigmatism is probably a medium level though. To the OP, ask your optometrist, often they can fit you with some trials contacts for a week or 2, find out what does, or does not work with you. When I switched to the soft lens, the process took about a month to find a pair I could see with, I'm very glad to be back out of glasses though. Good luck.

You don't. Buy a few dozen Mosins instead ...