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Thank you to all who served.
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- Yesterday
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Two years later, not much has changed. Still same Bersa, same non perishable items, but have added a small bottle of peroxide, a bunch of 2x4" Curad bandaids (cloth, can't stand plastic) a few gauze pads and paper tape. Leukemia doesn't work well with clotting meds, it's all pressure and hoping the platelets work! Now that it getting cooler out, and as I've always moved about my travel-scape with two pistols, I've taken to wearing a shoulder rig with either a 1911 or an SP101 in 327FM as well. It all works, I'm never looking for an altercation, I'll always be the grey man looking for a way out, until there is non.
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What a awesome facility and even more awesome people who run it Tim and Jolene are the salt of the earth....fun you ask just look at the grin onmy face.....ok it was not my finest shooting demonstration took me 8 to get the milebut the first 4 i dialed my windage the wrong way doh another senior moment.then on the 5th saw the spash and adjuster still took me 3 more...but hey got it done.....
- Last week
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Badass!
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Five Guys. If you know, then you know. I was crushing the local Woodbridge, VA location in 2009. They're growing, and are badass. They're out west now, with locations in Phx. In-n-Out is a shiitbox compared to Five Guys. Check it. Find one. Travel if you have to. Once you try it...
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Exactly. That was the first punch... He brought down salmon, and we cooked it over a firepit last night. @Magwa, I know Deb has all the pictures that Jolene took of the cooking process... THE CRUSHER was the blade that Mike made for them. It's beautiful, it was delivered well after dinner, and it was the fukkin knockout punch...
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That sounds kind of "fishy."
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I like a good campfire story
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There's much more to this story, too - @Magwa knocked the Range Owners socks off - Tim and Jolene. He floored them. Not once, but twice...
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Awesome job men!
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I like your style. I find restricted shiit for the US sometimes, so I switch my VPN to Canada...
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Just got back and unpacked. We ALL got after it! I took the Scrambler 850 up the mountain to put the target camera system in, but couldn't get the thing to sync up, up there. I went up at 4pm on Sat, and the sun goes below the horizon around 5:30pm. I met Tim at the bottom of the hill, grabbed another component for the cam system, went back up, and still couldn't get it to sync up. Slapped a Caldwell flasher on it, radio'd Tim that I was leaving off the north side of the mountain, and when I was clear, I'd radio again for @Magwa to start sending round when I was on my way back. My route back was interesting, to say the least, and I made bad decisions. I went down through a wash that I thought we went down last time - NOPE! I fought large rocks, a dried out tree, several cactus - and there was NO WAY for me to back up... ... Fight on to the Ranger Objective and complete the mission, though I be the Lone Survivor... Did that, got back when he was shooting his 7th round, just got off that fuqn BEAST of a quad, and he fired the 8th, made impact. The sun was low, the wind was blowing towards the sun (west), but I also had a north wind coming into me when I was up there. @JBMatt got up there and did his business with his brand new .300 PRC, made impact, but I wasn't paying attention to the details - I was back in the low lands, and decided I was gonne make that camera system work - set it all back up, had everything on, couldn't make it connect to the IPad... Fuq it. Now, it's MY turn to shoot. Pull out the trusty Win Mag. Last time I was up there, I dialed my 16.9 mils for down here, and came up a full target high. Learned my lesson. THIS time, I dialed 16.4 mils, and Tim yells, "Give him a hundred bucks for a cold bore - I've never offered that to ANYONE, but if he does it, I'll give him a Benjamin!!!..." Well, I heard all this shiit, and I'm laughing to myself - and the sun is now down below the mountains west of us. @JBMatt hogged up all the sun! Sent the first one, and Matt says "3 and a half targets RIGHT! Elevation is good!" Wind died, so I was holding 16.4 mils straight up. No Hundo for me... I measured that target in the scope no less than 3 times, making sure I knew the observed size, asked Matt how far it was off no less than 3 times, confirmed it in my brain - just over half mil wide. I held the 2 mil mark just outside that right edge and sent it... IMPACT! 2nd round impact. Matt is saying "Keep sending them! Keep shooting!" I ran 5 more in a row, missed one, kept shooting my 10 rounds, and ended up hitting 7 out of 10 shots. I hit #s 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 9 & 10. Got that barrel good and hot, in a short piece of time. Hell, I shocked myself... That damn Win Mag WORKS...
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I'm kinda sure that was all being practiced to perfection be your's truly a fair bit before @98Z5V was trademarking - however! I would greatly enjoy the lube, and forgo the the hug. I am the batter after all...
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They think the f35 will. I’m just a knuckle dragger but I know that’s retarded
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Instead of a tornado it's like God used an oxyacetylene torch. For some reason the video is restricted viewing in Canada so had to use a US VPN
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It's not like anyone has anything that can replace the A-10. It's proven itself time and time again in a close support role that no other plane could do half as well.
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The pants down hug is trademarked and a tried and trued @98Z5V greeting. Just go to Arizona, go for the lube and stay for the hug
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DAMMIT...Shenanigans a-happenin and I'm missing 'em! Dadgummit
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With the amount of cameras in commercial and private vehicles now I’ve seen some crazy videos. One was a drivers semi dashcam, the other was someone on the road. here’s the aftermath https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQwtBASjM5a/?igsh=MTV1dDBsdjMycmZicQ==
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Seems like the Air Force has always hated this plane and close air support, they shoulda transferred it to the Marines. I got to see them fly at EAA this year, Hopfully not for the last time.
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Easier for whom? It's ALWAYS easy for me - you? 🤣🤣
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Get that coin.









