Ronald_55

He spent 60 years acting for TV and Film. That is a long time to stay in an industry that has so drastically changed. I grew up seeing him in movies and he was a household name.

If all goes to $hlt, you are correct. Some people will pretty quick decide that the world is their playground. All the sickos and violent minded will not be held back by threat of government punishment. On top of the worse case though you have to look at more temporary issues. I know tons of people that would have trouble if a bad snow storm stranded them without power in their house for a week. They do not have flashlights, extra food, alternate heat source, or even extra blankets.

.222 is a weird vibe with people. Some see it as a dying caliber, but some love it. Does it say Series ? after the 24V on the gun? On Gunbroker looks like $460 to $550 Is the range of recent sales ( actually sold units). Some with and some without scopes. Condition varried, but most were pretty good looking. I have a couple 30-30 over 20ga units and a Stevens. 22/.410. I want a .357 over 12ga. Fat chance I can afford that. 24's are great guns. If you are interested in reading more about the history, this is a great site. http://www.savage24.com

Waaaaaaay too much info...... Now we call you Commando Chuck....

Contrary to popular belief that bright green works, Tyrol Blue (a 1967 Pontiac color) with red metal flake overlay seems to be most effective. They can't be fired semi or full auto though (it ruins the paint job). Preferably they should be shot out of a Savage Model 1903 slide action rifle for best effect. Few know this rifle was designed to quell the first zombie uprising that has since been redacted from history by the government. Always remember though, it is hard to eat bullets past the 1st one....

September is National Preparedness Month. Whether you want to plan for a house fire, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, electrical grid failure, societal breakdown, or zombies, it is a good time to make or review your plans. Ready.gov has some good info https://www.ready.gov/september The CDC has a page https://www.cdc.gov/phpr/areyouprepared/plan.htm The Red Cross has a page https://www.redcross.org/get-help/how-to-prepare-for-emergencies.html Or if you so desire you can visit my site where I cover a wide range of disaster readiness info based on my disaster level methodology. I am celebrating one year of running the site this month. (Shameless, but totally transparent plug) http://leveledsurvival.com Wherever you decide to look, make a plan for possible emergencies. When they happen it is too little to late to make it up as you go. -Ronald

17 back then was about middle age for a bunch of people. Lol

When I worked at a western store back in the 90's, we sold the girl pairs. I just remember they sure looked good on a few girls I knew... I don't wear jeans much any more. I wore Wrangler cowboy cut for a long time. I end up in cargos mostly now on weekends.

I bet those skinny jeans do show off your peter....... I couldn't get one leg in skinny jeans.

I thought Lucky only made girl's jeans.......

Welcome from NE TN

Might even look into something like this if you are able. Says starts at $17.50 for a 1st shift warehouse order picker. Paytons in Portland TN https://www.simplyhired.com/search?l=gallatin%2C+tn&job=K7gBlGQLtpHjPXLpQ_eH8qbsfWuRxwhOhy-zt-k1ntnrOjJopmx-6g Looks like delivery semi drivers are complaining about it being slow to get unloaded by employees there, but no idea about working conditions. I have done worse for much less.

I rent a rank from Holston Gases up in E TN. I think $65 a year fee for the 300 lb (I think, been awhile) . I used to have 2 100lb tanks, but no one would fill then around here unless I drove them in in a properly secured truck. Holston fills this one whenever I call for a small trip fee plus gas cost. Could I do better on price..maybe. Has Houston Gases been around forever and is 2 miles from my house..yes. I used to have such a hard time getting tanks filled that it is worth it to me to avoid the hassle. That being said we only run propane logs off ours. A yearly topoff is good. I usually do the spring sale they do each year. A friend has propane heat, water heater and such, so he bought a tank and shops prices every time.

Don't be fooled, there are lots of East TN members here. Some are just quite until they see something that catches their eye. A benefactor membership was a great investment for me. More so in meeting good people than even buying or selling.

Just off the top of my head, have you looked at what music stores pay? Rapport and music knowledge useful there... plus some stores let you schedule lessons. I used to pay a pretty penny for my son's lessons

I would just look for any the chief's family or friends run.....

I have sold lots of stuff in my life...even Kirby vacuum cleaners... all sales jobs are their own special kind of torture

My son actually took his first deer with my Father-in-laws 9mm Hi-Point carbine. I have always heard they are reliable bricks

Off topic...but all I can think is that you were shooting at Captain America

There is a Rustoleum paint specifically for plastic. Be sure to clean it good to remove skin oils and dirt from your hands and such. It will make the paint job work a lot better. Here is an internet example of them painted blue. Personally not sure I like it.... I might be tempted to try something like this woodgrain tape on it. If the grips come completely off you could just fold it around the back of the grip.

Tastes like chicken.....

The magazine companies make all their money on the ads that fill 75% of the pages. I get a couple specific mags, by I am very specific on the ones I pay for.

Maybe @Gunpster for the rodent loving gun person.

Looks like a cane to me too. I used to drive across Pine Mountain all the time.

We tried this for my kids personally....then their school lost the money and didn't let my kids do the reward party anyway..... We got sick of selling junk to grandparents who are on a fixed income. Plus the school only got a percent of the sales anyway.