Sisco

The Man knows his prey and his territory.

Well played

Getting my side of beef this week, so I had to clear the freezer of some arm roast cuts which are a bit chewier. So I made up 14 jars of beef in wine sauce. Serve over mashed potatos is a good quick dinner. Lost one jar's seal so lunch tomorrow.

$499 here now. I paid $299 a few years ago. Magwa really likes his, for a backpacking pistol they make some sense. 30 22 Mag rounds should deter anything, even a black bear. I just decided I need to down size and that was the lowest hanging fruit.

Sold mine to a friend who owned a 22 Mag rifle and wanted a 22 Mag pistol. He wanted it because of a coyote oroblem with his chickens. Ge wears it when mowibg tge kawn or solitting wood in case he gets a shot at it.

I got one of those last year. Accurate and a nice shooter. Guy in Florida sold to me NIB for $200 right before we moved back.

Nice Shepp. I did 8 shoulders for my wife's 60th birthday bash. No harder then doing two if you have the space. Tell your buddy's wife she owe's you at least a nice dinner and maybe a good bottle of Whiskey.

Then comes the “law” that RFID tags must be incorporated into the frame of the gun

What is the disease? Sorry to hear.

Congrats your Luger will be worm free.

Never doubted that you would answer the call. It runs too deep in your blood to quit now my friend. Good luck.

This article pertains to military weapons, but rest assured this will be the next battle firearms owners will be facing. https://apnews.com/article/62c88008478f4ac403047c21f3184677

Played a little bit with the Kimber Pro Carry and a 22 today. 22 needs to be sighted in, a new barrel operating rod and bushing. Kimber is on the money.

Nice M14E2! Real deal? (Full Auto?)

If I put that on my TV my Pyrenees would put a hole in the TV and the wall behind it!🤣

If he is as knowledgeable as he implies, or had read some threads, he would realize the challenge our more knowledgeable members have weeding out issues with new 308 AR owners at times. Respect is earned. You don't get it by demanding it, and flipping people off. By the way, thanks for your service. Even if you are an aszhat, it is appreciated. Note to self: KAK ejectors need to be broken in, just like most 308 builds overall do.

Can’t you feel the love?🤣

We spend most of our early adulthood years striving for that, don’t we?

As Sketch said, rifle type and optic. Add to that quality of the ammunition. If you shoot nothing but steel case Russian surplus, don’t expect MOA accuracy in any rifle. If you shoot brass case Privi Partisan, then carefully reload the cases to good specs for your particular rifle, expect a lot better.

Good luck guys.

Fond du Lac Wisconsin Police Department. May he rest in Peace. September 22, 2021 – It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that Chief Aaron Goldstein informs you of the passing of Officer Joseph Kurer, age 26, due to complications from COVID-19. Officer Kurer was sworn-in as a City of Fond du Lac Police Officer on August 6, 2018. Officer Kurer was a dedicated and valued member of our Department. Joseph was a member of the Tactical Field Force Team, Honor Guard Unit, Domestic Violence Intervention Team, and earlier this year was certified as a Field Training Officer. Officer Kurer was also an Aviation Operations Noncommissioned Officer (Sergeant) with the United States Army, Wisconsin National Guard. Prior to joining the Fond du Lac Police Department Joseph was a Community Service Officer with the City of West Bend Police Department. Officer Kurer was awarded a City of Fond du Lac Police Department Life Saving Award, Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Air Force Sergeants Association NCO of the Year as a Cadet Non-Commissioned Officer in the Civil Air Patrol, and Sister Michaela O’Brien Award while attending St. Mary’s Springs High School. Officer Kurer is being escorted from the hospital to the funeral home by a law enforcement procession and Officers will stand vigil by his side until the services are complete. Officer Kurer is survived by his wife and two children, one born the night before Joseph passed away. Joseph is also survived by his parents and sister. Chief Goldstein said, “Our entire Fond du Lac Police Department family mourns the passing of Officer Joseph Kurer. Our love and condolences go out to Joseph’s wife and children and all those with whom he served. We, as a police department family will do everything possible to continue to provide support and comfort to Joseph’s family. Joseph will be missed by everyone here.” Funeral arrangements with Law Enforcement Honors are pending and out of respect for the family no additional information is available at this time.

Brisket half done