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Going underground will not be bad, if you know Jesus Christ. Life after death, through Jesus only way. Bible says no one comes to the Father except through Me. Be glad to chat with anyone about it. By the way Kano, I do enjoy every day above ground. afterwards, looking forward to Paradice through Him. Come go to church with me. Northfield Blvd Church of Christ, 2091 Pitts Lane, Murfreesboro TN. 37130. They teach nothing but the Bible, God's Holy Word. All you need along with faith in it. Edited to add; Cost nothing, but your life of devotion, above ground!

Way to go Kano. Viet Nam pretty well destroyed my later years health. Glad you still have yours.

Dr told me to read as much as possible. Also keep going to the farm and doing chores. I am on my 3rd treadmill, but unable to walk on it at present. Foot trouble. I have been in, for the last 2 months, helping my wife rehab her sister(92) who fell at church and fractured her hip. Felt sorry for my wife being trapped here at our home so I been here helping. Got to the farm yesterday and had a good day. Yes, I agree with you guys, and I have plans to keep moving as long as I can.

I tell you, getting older, it is rough. Went to the Dr this week. He asked if I had any problems. Well among several I told him I still having memory loss since my By-Pass surgery and wondered if he had anything I could take that may help with further loss of memory. It seems to be getting worse. I have had all kinds of memory test, and no dementia or Alzheimer's has been detected. Just have a hard time remembering sometimes. Be talking and unable to bring to mind what I want to say at all. He prescribed Ariaceff a while back, and it made me feel I was medicated and in a stupor. I don't like that feeling. Couldn't take that so he prescribed Memantine HLC this time, and explained it was for memory stabilization. Would not cure my loss ability, but slow down more memory loss. Been on it 3 days, taken at bedtime, and got up this morning, couldn't focus my eyes, have a large headache and, very dizzy. Wife (retired RN) looked the med up and all three of my symptoms are described side effects to this medication. Some improvement at around noon this morning but at least I can halfway see. Looking like I will not be able to take this stuff either. Didn't feel safe to drive the dog to the groomer this morning. We have a trip planned to go visit daughters and grandkids coming up on Monday. I want to be able to drive so will get off the new med and hope for the best. Will possibly try again after shoulder surgery on the 26th of Feb, as I will be a shut in for a while. It is not looking good for any memory help with this medication. Growing old is the pits as far as health is concerned. Posted this here because I know several here are old like me (75, 76 Mar 4th). Edited to add; "The Wisest Man Who Ever Lived" said "Our bodies will rust out," well, maybe not in those exact words, as we grow older.

Darrell if it does, I will pay the money back to Sam. I too have dealt with SG for a long time and had good results. Gregintn, yes, that is high for 357 Self Defense ammo, but it is hard to find, for sure good S D ammo. Cor Bon DPX is 2.00 per round for S D ammo. Like everyone, wish I had purchased more back then! Keep my ammo in Military ammo cans and in my closets, in the house. it will not spoil. If ammo becomes extinct, I will have enough S D to last me, hopefully. Practice ammo is another situation indeed.

Glad to find this out. I will purchase the insurance next time. The cost was 248.00. I ordered 6 boxes of 25, Hornady 357 Mag self-defense ammo. Just not cheap any longer, is it? All I need to have a full stash on hand. My EDC is 357 Mag Cor Bon DPX. Edited to add; Going to reorder after I get back. Will thank Sam for refunding my total package. Traveling before shoulder surgery 26 Feb.

If I had to drink S water, I would get dehydrated for sure. Hate it.

UPS lost ammo I ordered from SG Ammo. I have been ordering ammo from S G for years with no problems. I made an order and got a tracking number from UPS and received a message they were to deliver my ammo order on the 17 of Jan. Well, the big snow happened. Next message from UPS tracking was delivery delayed due of weather. Waited for a week and the ammo never showed. Contacted SG and told them I had not received the ammo order. Got a message from SG stating it would take 7-10 days for UPS to search/locate the order. Responded back to S G day before yesterday still no ammo. Got message yesterday, total refund on my ammo order. S G told me the next time they would require me to purchase the shipping Insurance, or they would not be able to give a full refund should I not receive an ammo order in the future. What is you guys' thoughts on the message from SG about the insurance. Kinda ticked me off. I didn't lose the ammo package and it was never delivered.

I pocket carry a 7 shot revolver with 2" brl in a modified nemesis pocket holster. My daughter has a horse farm and i am doing all the things you are talking about. works for me.

Rittenhouse's and George Zimmermann's trial are president setting. Their "wins" transferee directly to our right of self-defense and being where anyone has a right to be "armed". Does not make any difference if one likes them or not, they happened. Zimmerman beat everything the Feds and State of Florida, and the Obama administration could throw at him. Rittenhouse stood for "being where one has a right to be" and "being armed" and "using force against deadly force "forced" on him multiple times". His trial also leaned heavily on the very biased News Media's hate for the evil AR 15 rifle he was carrying. He beat the Gov and uninformed public hate, caused by the media's intended efforts to sway public opinion against a black rifle. This is America, and everyone has the right to their opinions, and that is all right with me. This is my opinion. I would like to hear what he has to say. Although I would never have gone where he did, he lived through a very traumatic situation, and by winning helped everyone's cause of defending oneself. For sure, with the "evil" black AR 15 rifle he was carrying. Like it or not, My opinion and your choice. Isn't America Great! Edited to add; The Local and National News Media publicly destroyed both Zimmerman's and Rittenhouse's reputations. Zimmerman was called "the most hated man in America." He killed a man who was bashing his head against a sidewalk. I would have tried to do the same if I was forced into that situation.

They just announced that Kyle Rittenhouse will be speaking at one of the Mid-TN colleges. Didn't catch exactly which one. I would like to hear what he has to say. Hope someone records it, and we can get access to the discussion.

Good job Alleycat72. Did this with all my grandsons just before puberty. You know, the time when you were a kid, and woke up with a smile on your face, and then wonder how/where the wet drawers came from. "PUBERTY" Scared me! Thought I had busted. Ah Youth! My dad didn't give me the talk. Good job Guy!! You, and your wife are good parents. Edited to add; My wife did this for our 4 girls.

Asking this question, any rimfire fans, it's like asking do you like gravy and biscuits. Myself, I am a fan of both. Got numerous rimfires and Saturday is our day for C-Ham, eggs, and G and B. Life is grand, wouldn't you say????. Edited to add; Jr's Foodtown, in Murfreesboro, is the best place to purchase the best country ham in town. It's on East Main just off the square. Small packs (12 bucks +) or the whole ham (40.00 bucks+), your choice. Just though t I would let you in on the best kept secret in the "Boro". GET YE SOME

Wisest man in the world, that will ever be, said rust was coming. Soloman (Ecclesiastes 12:1-8)

I purchased my Henry Brass Big Boy before they came out with the side gate model. The one I have loads through the under brl tube feeder. It is also a 38/357 with the Brass chamber and octagon barrel. We have shot the snot out of that thing. Everyone who fires it can't sit it down. When I get it out, 200 rounds will be through it in no time. My grandchildren always want to get it out when they come in. I paid 765.00 for it new years ago. I have really enjoyed that rifle. Just something about Lever Guns. Seen a SSS Rossie at Outpost Armory a while back and if I had not purchased another revolver, at that time, I would have purchased the Rossie. I believe it was under 1,000.00.

Feel your pain Bhunted. I had my right should worked on several years ago and never regretted it. Also had knee surgery, done by Dr Matthew Barrett at TOA, several years ago. I highly recommend it. My recovery was much better afteer the first 2 weeks of P therapy. P T is a must but painful. My new knee is not like what God gave me, what I am saying is it is not as maneuverable as the old one, but the absence of pain is a wonderful result so, I can deal with the knee not being as good. Will be needing the other knee replaced soon because it is aching. So far, the shots, in my right knee, are doing some good. Mikegideon, I am having Dr Joyner at TOA, do my shoulder. He came Via recommendation of my friend Dr Barrett. He specializes in rotator cuff stuff at TOA. Will update you after surgery. It is my left shoulder this time so my shooting arm will not be affected. Need to practice some one hand shooting for a while. I put off doing my shoulder surgery and not taking care of it when I should have. I ended up having 4 more stents put in my heart so I was on blood thinners, and they would not do surgery on me until I got off of the 12 months later. As a result, I had to live with not being able to put my shirt, coat, and belt on for another year. I hope to not ever do that again. I could have really damaged my rotator cuff doing that. My right arm was not a hard recoup, best I remember. Looking forward to being pain free in the left shoulder soon. Feb 26th, I hope.

Last time I saw a Bersa was at the old Franklin Gun shop years ago. I almost purchased it because it looked just like 007's PPK. I had a PPKS that was unreliable and never got it fixed. I have shot one and a friend had one, and he really liked it. They are good pistols. They have a Bersa talk forum if you can find it. Lots of info there if it is still running. haven't been on it in years. Google it. Edited to add; Goggle Bersa Forum. Just got on it and i didn't see much activity on it, however some. Lots of Bersa info there, kgrham. Them guys know Bersa

Some states outlawed the studded snow tires. They really chewed up a summertime road. I had an extra pair of studded snow tires mounted on extra wheels and would change them if snow was predicted. They actually put a bumper jack in my 69 Chevy Impala. Could not get up the hill to my house without them. Lived on a 1 lane country road 1/2 mile long and just one other lived on it, in E KY. Those tires really worked.

Just cleaned the last Ice from my sidewalk and steps a few minutes ago. My wife's 92 Y O sister is here recouping from a broken hip. Her therapist is coming in 45 min to give her in home PT. Drive is totally melted off and yard about half. Glad for the Jan thaw in this next week, but not looking forward to the rain although we need it.

I have had experience with the 22Mag rifle. We had cows and calves on a rented farm close to town. Dogs were killing and chewing off ears and tails diminishing their value. The farm caretaker told my father-in-law that he would call him when the dog pack came back to give the cows chase. We arrived, on this morning, 7 dogs, from the local neighborhood, were out early and had a just born calf down working it over. Our plan was for me to come at them from the roadside and FIL and Caretaker come in for the other. They opened up, with shotguns, on the pack and a very large Red Bone Coon Hound came running up the hill toward me. The dogs were in a small valley. When the hound seen me that thing came at me with gusto. I believe the dog would have attacked me the way he looked. As he loped up the hill, I leveled a scoped Marlin 22 Mag rifle and I decided to shoot him in the head. As I pulled the trigger his head came up and my shot hit the dog just under his head and struck him square in the chest. the dog dropped at my feet stone dead. As I looked at the 120-pound Hound that rifle had cleaned his body and blown his insides out his butt. I mean he was cleaned just like looking thru a stovepipe. I was amazed what that little rifle did to that dog. Much more powerful than a regular 22LR. We got 5 of the 7 dogs, 2 little ones got away, and never lost another calf. That bunch had killed 4 calves and chewed up 7 costing my FIL a bunch of money. That was 35 years ago. I am a 22 Mag fan. Have a scoped Marlin bolt action in my safe. It is a tack driver. My grandson has spoken for it when I let it go.

The book writer talks about training the Spirit, Soul, and Mind. Never see S Defense training described in that manner. He writes first of all if one is not totally convinced it is within God's law to "possibly" take a life most, for sure Christians will most likely respond decisively, but will try boasting/try to bluff, rather than shoot to stop a threat. He breaks down the way in which all 3 parts of man plays its' role in our being and governs our actions/reactions. It's a good book. Edited to add; He quotes Dave Grosman in several areas of this book D R. I have previously read both Grosman's books. He stated a large percentage of WWII Vets shot over the heads of the enemy deliberately. Would like to attend his training, Bullet Proof Your Mind.

Try this one on for size! "Many men who are not cowards are simply unprepared for the fact of human savagery." Jeff Cooper Col Jeff Cooper, one of the foremost authorities on defensive weapons, understands the importance of being mentally in the game. Col cooper, in his classic handbook, "The Principals of Personal Defense", explains in simple terms the above fact. Tim Rupp, author of the book I am reading "Winning A Gunfight" wrote this quote from Col Cooper in his Book. He also gave a big example. Tells of a highly decorated SWAT, officer who had seen the elephant and performed valiantly in his carrier, sitting in his patrol car. Radio commutation came on and said shots fired and the car was closing in his direction at a high rate of speed. His quickly formed plan was to intercept the speeding car and force him off the road and into a roadside lake thereby ending the spree. The car maneuvered past him and went on down the road with him in pursuit. Car stopped in a Motle Parking lot, about 2 miles down the road, and the driver exited the car when he pulled in behind it. Officer exits to confront a 19 Y O very pretty blond girl waving a gun at him and herself. He hides behind the door of his cruiser and totally was not mentally prepared to confront her nor did he. His hesitation really put him in grave danger knowing the girl had already fired at other officers just minutes before. Have you ever thought of this situation occurring in your own life. The writer goes on to say what about young 14 YO boys, or girls. Have you mentally prepared to face one of them in a life-or-death situation. I have rehearsed many scenarios, of evil forced upon me in my mind before, but the young girl, in this story, got me! Most here conceal carries, so do I, however I will admit I never role played this one. The book writer made me think. Writer goes on to say "Hesitation, at point of crisis, can and may get you killed." The book goes on to say the Police guy froze, and did not stop her, so she drove down the road another couple of miles and ran into a school yard and shot herself. Didn't die so they got her patched and arrested her afterwards. Something to think about guys. Have you "Fully" prepared? Not sure we can ever be prepared, totally, are you.

Dr said, my translation, the MRI did not show any of the big parts needed any repair, just impengment and multiple spurs. I am hoping he finds it this way, and yes, my last surgery on my right side, didn't take long to heal. Of course, I am several years older now and must factor that in now. Thanks for the encouragement, deerslayer.

I grew up shooting my dad's 243. His was a lever gun. A Remington I believe. Was scoped and had a wood stock. I loved that rifle. My brother-in-law got drunk and let someone borrow the rifle and he could not remember who had the rifle or I would have it today. That rifle was a 1 1/2" at 100 yards in the early 50's era. Edited to add; with his reloads dad could get the 243 into 1"MOA at 100 yds.

Going to have the surgery at the TOA office in Murfreesboro. Doing it with the scope and not needing to open up my shoulder, at this time. Will know more when they get in there. Grind off bone spurs and clean up joint is what he said for now. Said MRI showed some slight fraying around the rotator cuff but should be able to clean that up with the procedure. Had the right shoulder done years back so I "Kinda" know what is in the future. Won't know for sure until after it is over. Hopefully, loose the pain and get some mobility back. Have to fight to get my coat, shirt and belt on right now. I'm a believer in P T afterwards. Thanks for the well wishes and prayers guys.