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I bought my wife a Canon Rebel DSLR. We love it. My old Canon Rebel SLR lenses work on it; even the auto focus.

I don't know. If you'd be kind enough to send me one and a good supply of ammo, I'll be more than happy to write you an extensive review. Seriously, I've never owned one, but they look great, and all of Ruger's revolvers are tough as nails. If I ever find one at a fair price, I'll buy it.

All I can give you is advice. I was trained in CAD. I made a few $$$ drawing house plans before taking a job with a TDOT engineering field office. It isn't drafting, but it is in the engineering field. It might be worth checking into for you. If I were going into the private sector right now, I'd be thinking about starting a seeding/ erosion control business. They are all covered up with work.

Have you ever thought that if the dollar will soon be worthless, and gold is such a great investment, why are all these people on tv so willing to trade their valuable gold for your worthless dollars?

1948. $500-$600 assuming it is a common variant. Even though it's a very common firearm, the pre '64, 94 Winchester is a fine gun.

I've loaded nothing but 100 grain bullets for the 243. Cartridge Loads - Hodgdon Reloading Data Center - data.hodgdon.com Did you try this place?

Awesome!

Please consider summer style hats for those of us who work outdoors.

I'm very serious. The entire country didn't flood, and Nashville isn't the only location for fuel suppliers. If suppliers can't handle this, we're screwed if something really bad happens. Same thing with ammo. It's been over a year now, and primers and some types of ammo are still difficult to find. Has our population lost the ability to reason, lead, predict, etc? It's starting to seem like we're living in a third world coutry. I worry that food supplies will be iffy before too long as well.

Thanks for the replies.

That's what I was getting at. It's tough to price it, as I haven't seen any for sale at any price. I know there are several around. People must be hanging on to them as they aren't being made any more.

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I have a chance to purchase a 94 carbine chambered in 357 magnum. It has a cross bolt safety. It is in very good shape. What would be a fair price for it? I haven't seen many for sale lately.

Might as well enjoy it.

:eek:Stay calm!!!! Do you have access to alcohol?

What road is this?

No water in my mags.

You do NOT want to screw around with a flood damaged car. Take the check and walk.

You don't need to. $20 at Wal Mart, the Gerber Paraframe 2 is a great knife. Walmart.com: Gerber Para 2 Serrated Knife: Hunting

Glad I didn't spring for those Jimmy Buffett tickets for the Nashville show last night.

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Your waaay too drunk if you're eating eel with your rectum!!!!!!

I've got an old Winchester Cattle knife with bone handles. The springs are still as stiff as new. The blades are sharp as a doctor's scalpel. It has to be the highest quality I've ever seen in a knife.

Did you see the guy at Drake's Creek being interviewed on the news earlier? He was fishing.

Thanks for the update Captain Obvious.