Jeb48

Three Canadian soldiers in a captured German dug-out during their advance east of Arras, 1918

Good Day

My Stoeger Luger .22 shoots CCI standard velocity, but some of the cheap bulk ammo it doesn't like and of course it shoots most any boxed high velocity just fine. Must be some other problems with the German Erma Werke besides being a .22.

Name the actress and movie. Bonus for IDing the gun.

That's a lot of gun

Yep we watched it too. Pictures were so sharp they didn't look real and from on vantage points.

Don't bring a knife to a gun fight.

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A female worker cleans the rifling of a 381 mm ship’s gun at Coventry’s arsenal. Great Britain, 1910. Now that is a high caliber woman.

Good day for a beer hunt

Maybe - We will stop for ice cream, right?

Sergeant Nikolas Mashlonik, right, stands in front of the Tiger he knocked out with his T26E3 in Elsdor, Germany. 27 Feb 1945

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Not sure what the story is, the driver has bad gun etiquette. Twin Steers Hamburger 1954

Broken Arrow

Huntsman poses with a standard-grade Winchester Model 1873 lever-action

I stage ammo. I keep enough ammo in each safe, either in magazines or in boxes for immediate use in the guns stored in each safe. Ammo that will be shot in the next month or so stay in my desk drawers where I load magazines. I have ammo that will be shot in the next year in plastic ammo cans from Harbor Freight in a file cabinet, they stack nicely side by side. I keep the rest of my ammo in large airtight storage boxes with dry packs in each. These last ones only get broken into a couple of times a year to refill supplies or restock with new ammo. Since we have no kids around I don't see a reason to keep all the ammo locked up. If I did feel a need to lock up ammo I would look into the inexpensive Stack-On or other non fireproof key lock storage. Much cheaper than a large gun safe. But a large gun safe is always nice to have, you can move the ammo out as you need the space for other things.

Jul 31 1917 Battle of Pilckem Ridge. Three Irish Guards wearing German body-armour, examining a German machine-gun

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Heard a bluegrass musician refer to his family tree as a wreath.