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Agree

Hope you get it soon Brother. I am very interested in how you like it.

This kind of calorie expenditure and exercise, you think I am going to lose weight? Nope. Over 70 you have to starve yourself to lose pounds.

Jury rig a Go Pro. I actually put one on a down rigger ball 40 feet down in the water to watch fish strike. It worked!

I will check it out.

Yeah, but how does it perform against fried chicken? Or a $2 suitcase?

if I tried that with my wife, I would be extracting crayons from every orfice of my body for the next 10 days.

Get one of these then so you can post your kills. https://www.scheels.com/p/bug-a-salt-bug-cam/85569300742.html?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ad_daba_midlines&utm_content=Facebook_Mobile_Feed&fbclid=IwAR1jZnN3avYf5WpdRklUiEsGHWvokpwfEGKt3BspXkpo19Ow9bCig3s2ZBk_aem_AYMUIYMlDXah30O0K6vh6uVg_HmMzE3dxeGBhhj1o4KXIhmmQDK-sR3ma-20ZgvWFt1VHKybHXXqiqEwFZtR0foO

Nice set up. I My next press will be a Rock Chucker. Just waiting for my old Lee to wear out, if it ever will.

I have become an expert at trickle playing my Hornady digital powder measure/scale. But that H4831SC almost meters too easy. I have to set the scale at 68.1 with the slow feed and I still get about 5% of the charges over 69.4gr. Most are between 68.9 and 69.3 though, just a short trickle up.

Do you use a Dillon or some other stationed auto press? I have loaded 10’s of thousands of rounds, but always have done them one at a time. No real reason except I find the process and procedures therapeutic and relaxing. Plus the precision, though whether it is more precise may be debatable to some.

Andre the Giant holding a 12 oz beer can.

I will be bringing 150.

All those look and sound really good guys. Got one of those solo type wood fire rings and just waiting for it to burn down some cut up maple before I put a big roundsteak on it to go withy homemade hash browns crisping up in the oven. Happy Sunday evening Gents!

Loaded up 48 once fired 300 WM Nosler brass with 69.4 gr H4831SC behind 225 gr Hornady ELD Match bullets with WINCHESTER Magnum Rifle Primers.

That is a dam nice vehicle. Congrats!

I wanted to go as Alex from “A Clockwork Orange” for Halloween this year. Then I realized what it would look like.

Bright out tonight.

The cost of day care really eats into the ammo budget…

A very impressive collection.

Like the M14E2 stock you got there. Remember as a kid reading the article in American Rifleman about the military adopting that for their SAW’s. I must have been all of 12 years old!