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Two things I remember from years back. #1 $peed co$t money. How fast do you want to go? #2 You can sleep in your car but you can't drive your house to the store.

Sometime around there real close.

Worked for Standard Stations Inc. (company owned/run) back in the day. IIRC, The Atlas Bucron tires (hadn't heard that name in YEARS):cool: had a wear Guarantee. If you wore them out, they would replace them for free. Made perfect street slicks. I think Chevron lost their butt on that deal...

What's the big deal? Wallyworld asks that you don't walk around in their stores with a gun on your hip where everybody can see it, looking like a cowboy. No problem. Concealed carry. IMHO, the only person that should have a gun on their hip (with a badge next to it) is a LEO. The LEO are the...

You're NEVER too old to have a happy childhood!!:cool:

Young, no $$$, no parts so I used what I could get my hands on. Seems like I got the crank out of the dealership machine shop along with the oil pan? Took close to a year to get parts together for the build. Only been 50+ years so memory isn't as good as it use to be. I do remember that it was a...

Speaking of 409s, back in the day I was doing the Apprentice thing at a large Chevrolet Dealer in the SF Bay area. Parts manager told me "have I got a deal for you". Busy raising two kids, paying for a house, etc. Didn't have ANY extra $$. Parts man knew I was a 348/409 freak. Says "factory GM...

So, if the T36 isn't being made anymore, folks will be dumping them for scopes that are still being made, and repaired, now might be a good time to pick one up at a killer price??:confused::cool::cool::D

Bushnell is doing their warranty work.:D

A truck loaded with Vicks Vapo Rub over turned on the highway. Amazingly there was no congestion for 8 hours.

Don't own a lathe, milling machine OR any other high $$ piece of equipment. Figured I wouldn't use them that much so no use having them.;) Action screw, double nutted so it won't turn, chucked in vice, cut to length with hack saw then filed smooth after the nuts are removed. Done deal.

I've "pushed out" quite a few live primers over the years and even went as far as to press them back into primer pocket and fired them, with no issues.

Why bother? If you're not shooting bench rest, spend your time pulling the trigger. Don't mess with your brass any more than needed.:cool:

A CC is just that, CC. Don't ask, don't tell.:cool: What sign? I don't see no stinken sign.:p

Prayers sent for you and your family.

Just ran off 7 targets on stiff card paper at 8.5 X 11 with no issues.:cool: As long as they don't get wet and the bulls wash away.:mad: One question. No witness when you shoot. What do you do about that issue? No $$ involved so lying won't get you anywhere? (except in your own mind) You'll...

"use a Stoney Point tool and caliper to measure the OAL" With the proper tools, no tension is needed to find the jam. And when you find it, write it down and refer back to those measurements cause it WILL CHANGE, sometimes sooner than you expect.

"I second the 40x recommendation" Me too. Just about any single shot will work for getting the "feel" at the bench. The 10/22? Good for a "Mad Minute". After he finds out how to shoot with a single shot, THEN the 10/22 comes into play. I have two of them.:cool:

"Never know. I might like that old thyme Moroccan roll". :cool:;)

Ray and Bob, two government maintenance guys, were standing at the base of a flagpole, looking up. A woman walked by and asked what they were doing. We're supposed to find the height of the flagpole," said Bob, "But we don't have a ladder." The woman said, "Hand...