Cunuckgaucho

Keep these stories coming please

Some Amish tractor porn...

Ain't that life deals show up in bunches... unfortunately it's usually inversely to funds in the toys account Up here the Hi Power to try and get is an Inglis Hi Power, Canadian built pistol by a company better known for appliances.

Welcome from BC

Quality not quantity my friend and the entertainment factor is second to no other forum

If it rolls, floats, flies or shoots, Runs on gasoline or gunpowder, goes fast, shoots a big bullet, and makes lots of noise, thus producing torque and recoil, it's cool. But if it's a ball, made out of leather or inflated with air, that's hit with a bat, raquet, or club, used in a game played on a course, green, or court by yuppies, Democrats, or liberals - screw it.

Another great read and jump off point to do some more reading about history.

I hear in the world of rabbits the expression goes somewhat like " Breeding like Matt C. " Congrats Matt

So progress is slow, turns out I can't cut up the donner gun, other than the wood being cut up and sight guard missing, it's all origional and the barrel is untouched( most sporterized have the barrel cut down). So now looking for NOS stock set to restore the donner gun. Good news is I did finf a stripped reciever and bolt which is a plus as removing Enfield barrels is not fun. Needs a good cleaning and I'm leaning towards creakote rather than blueing. Also thinking of two stock sets 1- wood and copy of origional ( sadly with fake can) and a moderen version( collapsible stock, pistol grip and modern handguard)

These post always make me pause and reflect

If he wasn't in California and further north he could pass it off as snow camouflage

Lee Classic Turret is an excellent press( not to be confused with the Lee Turret) It was my first press and nothing bad to say about it. I know a couple guys that have run 10s of thousands of rounds through their presses. I find ziplock bags great for storing/sorting brass. I throw a 3x5 index card in the bag to list caliber, brand, number of times shot and where in procces the brass is( deprimed, resized, trimed etc.)

Deep down I can almost smell it