KahrMan

Who didn’t see this coming…

You mean something like this…. my BHA Spikedriver in 500 S&W Mag. it is a pleasure to shoot. Recoil is pretty mild and it’s accurate. My only issue is it took 14 months to get it after ai ordered it.

I have been where you are. No way around it, it just sucks. My friends death still bothers me today. Such a waste of a life. Sorry you are having to go through so much lately.

Very nice. This is my all time favorite Kimber. GLWS

Calling @Snaveba

I think I have that shirt…

Who here had a chemistry lab. I always thought that was pretty cool. The one I had was similar to this one:

My grandma had the square container of lincoln logs. Loved going over to her house and playing with them.

But they are so delicious…

Zip drives brings back some memories. Back when we had a printing company we loved how easy zip drives made it to transfer files between our graphics department and the client. They did not last long but man were they great when they first came out.

I deleted the pics when I sold it years ago.

Sorry, GT already has my money.

Nice pick up.

I'll take #2 assuming they are not $200 lol

When I first started working for TSC we still used microfiche to look up tractor parts.

I sold a lot of that stuff when I worked at TSC. We always loved auction day. The farmers would come in with big wads of cash.

Very nice.

Who remembers clackers. My aunt had a pair of blue glass clackers. I loved playing with them over at her house in the mid 70's.

A non profit can sell a firearm. A non profit I am a member of has done it many times. The key is to let a FFL handle the sale. We will show the firearm and make a deal for the cost. Of the gun and receive the payment. We then take the firearms to the ffl and the person buying the gun has to pick up the firearm at the ffl. They have to do a background check to receive the firearm. the first thing you need to do is talk to a ffl. Most will do them for a non profit for a discounted rate or for free. @spurge

I love this guy. He puts out some funny stuff.

Remember….when eating a banana it is always banana to mouth, not the other way around.

Love the blade profile on the second one.