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That's what I'm thinking. There's enough supply chain disruption in all industries that shortages are going to be weird. It could be that Hodgdon had a bunch of powder manufactured that didn't get shipped out before the shutdown so it went out as soon as there was a partial reopening, Stuff like...

I still think a part of this is supply shortage, just like firearms & parts. Federal Premium is based in Virginia & Minnesota, both states that shut down manufacturing completely. Hodgdon is in Kansas, which shut down all manufacturing (which is why CZ pistols are hard to find right now. Same...

Haven't been even to many concerts lately. Lots in the 70s & 80s. For reasons not unlike @Rabbit2047 mentions, my memories of them aren't always clear. I did, however, develop an unshakable conviction that peyote greatly enhances musical listening.

I'll take a chance against a grizzly with a 30.06. Westerners in the 1800s killed them with black powder weapons. Nowhere near the power or penetration of a modern 30.06 hunting round. As a matter of fact, the one real world encounter I had with a grizzly in Montana in the early 80s I was armed...

I always thought that 12 ga./30.06 over-under was the perfect gun to stash in a vehicle when going way off-road. that & a .22lr & you're able to handle any survival/hunting scenario you might encounter in North America.

I don't know how rare they are. As I remember they sold for like $250 in the mid-2000s. what I always wanted but never got around to buying was either: The MP-94 Sever combination gun has a small bore rifle barrel over a 20 gauge shotgun barrel. The rifle calibers are .22lr, .22WMR, or...

Here's a link to the remington page. They only made them for a few years. https://www.remington.com/firearm-history/model-18n

Looks like a remington spartan single shot made by Baikal

Actually, I've found a lot tile guys don't give a shit about instructions a lot because they know most people will live with it rather than go through the long ass process of having it ripped out & replaced holding up the whole job. When I was a teenager, the tile guys did not follow my...

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I can neither confirm nor deny any involvement in said explosion.

I'm sure it had to come out from under the truck bed to mount the gun. Gotta put it somewhere else or do without.

[/USER] That seems an odd negotiating strategy

Really hope to meet you both in person one of these days.

Hell, if I had any money I'd a jumped at his $1250 price!

Damn! Wish I could.

Yeah, my parents were pretty good about taking us to movies, which was impressive since the nearest theater was like 35 miles away. Being able to control who was in the theater now by renting the whole place is prolly the only way I'd have any interest in going to one now.

actually saw it in the theatre when it came out as a kid