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Teds in Columbia is one of very few places that still stocks real black powder. Not sure about there other BP accessories.

Not trying to be the food police but sushi is cooked and sashimi is raw.

A Glock Rep. gave it to this past weekend. I went on line searching and found older versions but not this one. This is supposed to be the last R. Lee Ermy coin Glock will ever make.

Anybody else have one of these or better yet even seen one and yes, this one is mine.

If I'm paying for a steak, anything past rare is over cooked IMHO. I'm not going to judge a guy by how he orders his steak. However, if he puts ketchup on it then I may start judging.

I don't see a barn either.

I believe they do but but you could call them to be sure. (931) - 498 - 2829 I'm quite certain the primary proprietor is away at the Daisy National Championships in Arkansas until at least July 5th. I believe his son takes care of the place while he's away. Their website link: Bend of the River

What about a portable dish antenna like used in RV's? Dish Network has a pay as you go plan for about $35.00 a month. More channel options and no fuss with a a tall antenna array.

I did one more search and found this. They list some as T/C Encore compatible. May be worth contacting for some Q&A. http://www.colonialchokeandtool.com/

I posted the Briley choke bore chart for choke restrictions only. If you call Briley They will make choke tubes for anything out there but this may be a little pricey for what you trying to do. But this goes hand in hand with anything .410 for it's size. Whether it be factory new ammo or hulls and wads, they are expensive. I did a little and I mean very little searching on the web and it seems like choke tubes for dedicated T/C Contender .410 barrels are non-existent. I did find a couple of references that said Winchester tubes are the same as the T/C Encore tubes but I found nothing that this was 100% positive. So the key thing about choke tubes is that they control how fast the shot pattern opens up after it leaves the barrel. Different choke restrictions will pattern differently at a given distance no matter what shotgun gauge you are testing. The thing about .410's or to be specific, 67 gauge shotguns, most all are loaded with 1/2 ounce of shot so the pattern density is going to decrease really fast as you open up your choke restriction. I hope this helps.

I hope this helps.

Consider yourself in a small group of lucky buyers of the Remy Golden .22 bullets. I and most I know had terrible reliability with them. Some I know sold them off at a loss just to get rid of them.

I get TWRF emails as well but have seen nothing on this as of yet. Big thanks to KahrMan, I'm a little lighter in the wallet now!

Thanks but it's looking like health care management.

I too enjoyed reading some good news. I have been active in 4-H shooting sports for almost 10 years. My daughter as well was very active in youth shooting sports and a youth leader at Target Smart Camp a few years ago before she all growed up and went off to college. Thanks for the plug!

You build the coolest Frankin-guns!

You stated she does not want anything to do with guns now. Before going any farther you need to ask her how she feels about what you're thinking.

Not a gunsmith and never owned Savage 1907 but I never took something apart I could not put back together. Appears to me that when pin 13 is removed part 7, the cocking lever should come out. Maybe a little caution here as the firing pin or part 14 may have some tension and may or may not fly out. Part 8 looks like the tricky one as I can not tell from the diagram if it comes out before or after the firing pin assembly. Good thing is the firing pin spring appears to be captured on the firing pin so parts 14, 15 and 16 will come out as 1 unit. Parts 9 and 10, the extractor and extractor spring look fairly common to most extractor assembles and is just held in with spring tension. The same appears to true for parts parts 11 and 12, sear and sear spring being held in place with spring tension. All this sounds simple and probably is but may be a test of your nerves when it comes time to look for the small parts that fly out from spring tension and align everything back up to reassemble. Good Luck!

Credit card monitoring data is chicken feed when compared to what smartphone technology is gathering on the population. https://theconversation.com/smartphone-data-tracking-is-more-than-creepy-heres-why-you-should-be-worried-91110

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pissant Or piss·ant ˈpisˌant/ USvulgar slang noun plural noun: piss-ants an insignificant or contemptible person or thing.

Another recommendation on a Verizon Jetpack. I’ve been using one for about 5 years and since unlimited data has become the norm it’s been great.

Looks like you bought all of it since it's says out of stock. On a serious note, I've never had much luck with lacquer coated steel case ammo cycling consistently.

Mine came Friday and I was so busy I laid it to the side of my desk and then I laid something on top and then forgotten. I uncovered it today and I was like...Christmas! This is one nice blade and it will cut a finger with ease. There may be a spot of blood on the box but it’s all good. Thanks Wills!

Taking in consideration the helmet and the K98 rifle, I would say yes.

This is different. You don't see too many original BMC Morris Mini's these days!