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Good. Ya gotta nip 'im in the bud, Andy. Ya gotta NIP 'IM RIGHT IN THE BUD! :mad:

Found out this week I'm probably gonna need cataract surgery. Instead of starting a new post, I ran a search and found this thread. So how's everyone doing 18 months from when this thread was new? Anything I need to know, or should ask?

Yah, what everyone said, have a safe trip and hurry home (here). God Bless you. ;)

I only have 20" shotguns. From time to time I shoot a round of skeet or two at my club. Every time I do, the other skeet shooters complain about my gun's noise level. Since 18" and 20" shotguns are about all I've ever shot, the noise seems perfectly normal to me. :confused:

Finally found rail covers I'd been looking for for my AR. Got two sets of new electronic earmuffs for about a third of what I was planning to pay for them. And finally found the piercing assembly for my old Crosman Mark I .22 CO2 pistol I'd been trying to score for YEARS. Pretty good day, All...

Strange but true: She was actually heavily (though unintentionally) involved in getting Barack Hussein Obama elected to the United States Senate. :oops:

Every night I go to bed thinking the world in general and the US in particular can't possibly get any weirder. And every morning I get up and I'm proved wrong. Again. Sigh. :rolleyes:

Well, to be honest, he never did. That was pretty much his whole appeal. ;)

I think it was the philosopher Jay Leno who asked, "How much of what's in that can cheese...and how much is whiz?" :oops:

First World Problems.... :rolleyes:

It was even worse than that. They'd gotten a huge Black Eye from a 60 Minutes report that aired in December about some serious sexual harassment in their (IIRC) Chicago office. :eek:

The G counted on NO ONE speaking up for Koresh and the BDs. The left wouldn't speak up for them because they were "Bible-thumping gun nuts." The right wouldn't speak up for them because they were a "sex-drugs-and rock & roll" "cult." So that made it okay for the US G to commit genocide on...

I say it looks like the Love Child of a Charter Arms and a first-gen Ruger Service Six, and then that Love Child got heavily into Goth/Steampunk. :LOL:

My standard response to this is, "Why do you think you NEED to tell ME what MY "needs" are? :oops:

I've read three or four reviews of it now and have the following thoughts. 1. Way too big/heavy for concealed carry (Smith L/Ruger GP100/Colt Python-size cylinder). 2. Way too pricey for a fixed-sight revolver. 3. Changeable front sight is a good idea, but it's WAY too thin at .06". The...

Yah, they're not Reliable Official Truth, like CNN and MSNBC. And the White House. :rolleyes:

It's dry enough for a quick pic, so, as promised, here 'tis:

Back in the mid-'80s, a friend and I went to a "warehouse sale" at Collectors' Armory in Virginia. By the time we got there, a lot of the good stuff was gone, but there was a barrel of seconds, damaged good, returns, incompletes, etc. at bargain-basement prices. I spotted an XM177 (Japanese-made...

It rhymes with "hot mess blood." Write your own jokes/poems from there. ;)

Back in the '70s, I succumbed to temptation and bought a Cox P-51D that had a third "control line" that controlled a simple throttle on the engine. It remains unflown to this day, and should still be new in its box, unless The Lovely Mrs. Snake threw it away while I was in the hospital with my...