gregintenn

I'm holding out for the "Roadkill Reuben".

I went to an auction yesterday, and watched a rough top break 32 H&R revolver that didn't even lock up correctly sell for a thousand dollars! An auction can be quite entertaining if the right folks show up.

Sure. I regularly see Bald Eagles up and down the Cumberland River and Caney Fork River as well. I've little doubt you saw one. Ospreys are more common along the same places, but look a bit different than an eagle.

I'd all but guarantee these s.o.b.s aren't strangers to law enforcement. I blame our justice system for a lot of this crap.

I have ammunition for mine, but after today, I'm not so sure about this coming to fruition just yet.

They'll sell shortly.

Welcome to our club.

Assuming it hasn't sold, there's a nice looking one, although refinished, in the gun store on the square in Lafayette cheap.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/LEE-AUTO-PRIME-HAND-PRIMING-TOOLS-2-PCS-/222293492988

Got a budget in mind?

They are occasionally on ebay. There is also a small company who makes one like it, but in steel. I don't recall the name of the company. They are pricey, but I've considered getting one anyway.

**UPDATE** Today is his birthday, and we've been out shooting his 3" Stainless Ruger SP101 357 Magnum, and he loves it! A part of me hoped he wouldn't care for it, as I've sort of taken a liking to it as well. Thanks for all the suggestions, and thanks to the forum member who sold it to me.

None of my business, but assuming you'll be going and looking for a deal, helping the seller advertise surely wouldn't help. Otherwise, thanks for the heads up.

Some generators idle when not under a load, then throttle up when loaded. You set the throttle on mine manually.

http://www.gunsnmore.org/ Guns N More is in nearby Smyrna, and is a TGO vendor.

I might be able to put you into one if you're willing to part with some of those single action Colts I saw in another thread.

Good looking grips. Did you rob an abandoned Colt warehouse lately or what??!!?

Just ordered a brick of Armscor 22 magnum ammunition. I've given up on Winchester ever producing any more 40 grain loads.

Smooth elk stag?

Yikes! It isn't that interesting.

The picture reminded me of an old movie where Eddie Murphy was a congressman, and in one scene, they were on a duck hunt, and he was shooting them with an M16. Pretty funny if you've never seen it.

I'll bet the delivery guy was pizzed!

Did it take all 30 rounds?

I figure that if the right to keep and bear arms was important enough for our founders to included in our constitution, I probably ought to own a few, don't ya think?

Sometimes, spare parts come in a neatly packaged item called "another carbine". Now IS the "good old days" of cheap and plentiful AR paraphernalia.