frankmako

time to band cars.  

time to drop this dirt bag.  she is out for a free ride. 

sell it.  vehicles that are not driven often will sooner or later will need more time, work and money to fix things that go bad from setting.  been there, done that, got the t-shirt.  last year i sold my one owner 1988 f150 because i was not driving it and when i did problems came up.  so out came the bill fold to buy parts and time used to fit the problems.  i was hard to sell something that has been with me for so long.  

what a winner. 

all the wal marts around my area never has anything.  the same old group of old farts gets the ammo here.  i hope they have to eat it.    

i use motor oil that is left over from my oil changes.  it is tractor, car, motorcycle oil all different weights mix.   some times i add transmission fluid to the mix.  i use axle/wheel bearing grease also.   for me it works just as good as the high dollar stuff you buy.  i have gotten named brand gun oils/greases as gifts during rifle/pistol matches.  i have used them and i can not tell any different between them and motor oil except the price per ounce.  but for cleaning i am a #9 man except when i mix up a batch of ed's red.  

no, no, and more no.  i use to get it in the 80's and 90's,  but stopped.  it never did any good for me.  work gave them out free.  but i was not in the line for them. 

well i have been with the wrong crowd all my life.  looks like i got to put on the rain gear before i  ride the motorcycle to ace hardware for some gun sight screws this morning.   but on a plus side, the bike will get washed by the rain this morning.  i am just a "wrong crowd" guy. 

call parkers safe and security.  he is a member here too.  arron will not blow smoke when it comes to safes.  he is also just down the road from nashville. 

308 and/or 30-06 is the way to go.  nothing is cheap these days.  

she is a fool.  we got many guns laws.  put people that break them in jail.  things will change.  bring back the chain gang, lots of things will change.  but fools will never see the facts or understand them. 

there is all way a dirt bag around.  

plus one.  they reload just as good as brass.  they last just as long too. 

hard to beat a glock, any model of the glocks. 

it got to go before you can seat the new primer.  there are many ways to do it and it does take time.  don't over do it and make the primer hole to big.  if you do it will not hold the primer in.  do a search on the web for the different ways to do it.  pick the one that you like. dillon, lyman, lee, and rcbs have hand and drill mounted models.  

if there are no kids then i would go to bud's sport bar next to old east gate mall.  good food and cold beer.  nice place to eat and the food is great.  you got to be drinking age to get in. 

good show, there are not many good shows to watch these day.  

hard to beat a j-frame for all your carry needs.  I carried a model 36 for many mango seasons as my "bug" on my ankle while on the job.  now with the lighter wheel guns it is easy to carry one.  drop a speed strip in your pocket for one reload and all is well with the world.  put on a tyler-t grip and the j-frame is even better. 

i have seen prices down to around $10 for 50 cal cans and $8 for 30 cal cans.  the big 40 mm cans around $20.  stores prices are higher and out of line of what i am willing to pay.  army ammo cans are good to store items, but there is other options that will work that can be cheaper.  when the cans prices went high i started using plastic coffee cans.  i used old metal coffee cans for years and still have brass and cast lead bullets stored in some from the early 80's.    

easy read for me

i got one and it has over 1,500 rounds down range.  it was one of the first and it gave me some problems at first.  got them fixed and now the gun is good to go.  not a range gun.  it is a point shoot gun good for close up work.  easy to carry.  yes you can spend more money for other brands.  but they all have some type of problems.  when you put the 9 mm in a small lite weight gun you can get problems. what i have seen and experience is that any small lite 9 mm can have problems. 

i have push them out too.  just go slow.  or put some oil inside the case and throw it in the trash.  

i got a used one back in 06.  never gave me any problems.  round count is unknown.  i just shoot them, don't count rounds.  cast reloads or factory, it just shoots.  

i am going to the front lines with a boat load of ammo. 

  plus one.  you are a day late and a dollar short.