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His spare kidney...

He could of mentioned the donut flavor... Well I'll bring down some Tim Horten donuts on the next trip down.

Bring it to the shoot and Tom can give it a custom paint job

Pretty cool pizza oven, wonder how that design came about.

I've got the same dehydrator,works like a charm. So my brass tumbler The actual tumbler. It holds two jugs allowing for doing 2 seperate calibers or a whole lot of one caliber. Inside shot of aggitator By making the cross bar slightly longer,tension keeps it in place. Except for the bering blocks and coolers its pretty much built from the junk pile.

It's like the Eye of God, and God doesn't look pleased at what he sees.

Turns out you can PIT manuver a tractor, This happened just east of me on Saturday

Sometimes you can duct tape it...

So what are somethings you've come up with or incorporated into your reloading? Here are a few of mine So pet water dispensers make great brass and bullet dispensers. Have another one that I load up with brass to be deprimed. Great way to have a lot of brass/bullets in a small area and easy to pick up. Pillow cases make great(cheap) dust covers for presses. Installed T-track not only an easy way to bolt down presses and other reloading gear. It also allows me to places things or relocate things along the bench to suit. Having a magnifying glass on an articulating arm that I can locate anywhere on the bench is handy.

Well if I have to listen to Christmas music

to both you gentlemen

Thanks, it's important to remember these people no matter how long ago it happened.

I'd rather just be their cabin boy in the the tropics, no one freezing to death is interested in getting sun screen applied

Well that beats the hell out of ice fishing any and every day...

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So success I found it https://shop.weatherflow.com/collections/meters/products/weathermeter-precision-shooting and if you put it in your cart but don't press purchase, the next day they'll send you a code for 10% off. While it will not out perform a Kestral for USD112 shipped to Canada it's hard to say no and Ty speaks pretty highly of it and it's interface with GeoBallistics app.

@98Z5V if you're speaking to Ty, he showed Mike and myself a wind speed meter that also did barometric pressure,wind direction that connected to his ballistic app. He mention the name but I've forgotten and he said it worked great and cheaper than a Kestral.

Thanks for sharing the pictures.

Yeah, when buddy's girlfriend was doing triathlons profesionally going to a resturant and watching the waiter's face as she ordered food,the waiter thinking she was ordering for all three of us would start to leave. On more than one occasion the waiter would actually argue saying it was to much.

Elevator union is pretty much a closed union and hard to get into. They keep the membership down so their guys are always busy and no one but a licenced elevator mechanic can touch an elevator or escalator. Compared to other skilled trades( electricians,plumbers,carpenters) they'll make $12-16/hr more just in wages.

Well in about 10 days my 'local' weather will be warm and sunny

Not sure how it is in your neck of the woods but up here elevator mechanics are the highest paid of all the trades.