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My cousin is an electrical engineering prof and went to Finland to teach for 4 months( exchange) so he brought his son( about 5 yo) when they got back the two biggest highlights of the kid's adventue was 1- going to Santa's village 2) after that eating Rudolph for lunch( the place served raindeer burgers

Maybe all is not lost, with any luck you can turn the bent drift punch into a starter punch. The regular punch has a bit of length to it so especially on such a small diameter to length ratio it wil bend or buckle. A dude named Euler has a formula if you really need to figure it out. If you take the bent punch and cut the length to 2-3 x dia. and use that to get the pin moving, once it's moving it should go easier.

Seems to me what you really mean to say is I better buy this rifle to shoot while I finish off these other 4 builds.

Sounds like the man has figured out how to get blood from a stone...

They are Canadian, first I heard of them. Did a quick search on the two Canadian gun fourms and pretty much no posts. Hard to say but being a Canadian company I'd expect larger exposer in the local market. Only a couple Canadian gun dealers carry them and mostly show no stock.

That's hats aren't seen here either but cowboys deserve to be safe and stylish. Some plants I've gone into ban knives from their sites. Even my company has banned Olfa style knives and only allows the utility kives( with replaceable blades ) use with foreman's authorization. I carry two, one for general knife work and a second only wire stripping... it's good to be a foreman . Some of the work around 'safety' cutters are worse then kindergarten scissors

Thanks, M14.ca is just a ferry ride away and there is a plan tp build something similar but on a M14.ca chassis. Unfortunately the job that is sponsering this project is also taking valuable time away from such important endeavors

The Victoria Cross was introduced during the reign of Queen Victoria and remains the highest award for military valour in Britain and much of the Commonwealth including Canada, which created its own version of the Victoria Cross in 1993. The Victoria Cross is awarded “for the most conspicuous bravery, a daring or pre-eminent act of valour or self-sacrifice or extreme devotion to duty, in the presence of the enemy.” Company Sergeant Major Frederick William Hall received the medal for his actions during the 2nd Battle of Ypres, infamous as the site of the first German gas attack on the western front. Hall was shot in the forehead and killed during a prolonged and valiant attempt to rescue a wounded comrade. The posthumous award was presented to his mother. Corporal Clarke received his medal for valour in the face of the enemy at the Somme Front on September 9, 1916, while Lieutenant Shankland received his Victoria Cross for actions during the Battle of Passchendaele in October 1917. Several things make this story interesting. First of all three lived in the 700 block of Pine St later renamed Valor Rd. and Only 96 Victoria Crosses were awarded to Canadians in the medal’s 156-year history Frederick Hall joined the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) in 1914 and served in the 8th Battalion. On the night of 24 April 1915, during the Second Battle of Ypres, Hall was fatally shot while trying to rescue a badly wounded soldier from no man’s land. He was nominated posthumously for the Victoria Cross. Leo Clarke joined the CEF in 1915 and served in the 2nd Battalion. On 9 September 1916, during the Battle of the Somme, Clarke single-handedly defended a captured trench, fighting off a group of 22 Germans and killing 18 men. He died 40 days later and never learned of his Victoria Cross. Robert Shankland joined the CEF in 1915 and served overseas in the 43rd Battalion. In June 1916, he was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal. On 26 October 1917, during the Battle of Passchendaele, Shankland led a successful attack against strong enemy positions. A few weeks later, he was awarded the Victoria Cross in person by King George V. Shankland was the only one of the three to survive the war and attended the 1925 renaming ceremony. He also served during the Second World War.

When that man says he's got your back he truly means it

Medal of Honnor Day is a great idea sadly it doesn't get the attention it so richly deserves. To be awarded the Medal of Honner once speaks volumes about the recipient but then to read some have won it twice

While I like my job if I won the big lottery( up here the winnings are tax free ) I'd quit my job . As long as the company keeps the work interesting I'll stick around for the pay cheque.

I could think of worse ways to spend the day. More details on the M1 set up please and thank you

This hard hat combines a classic cowboy look in an OSHA certified hard hat. The hat is designed with a heavy duty ABS plastic that is durable enough for rugged jobs. The western style hard hat shape also provides sun and weather protection for your face, neck and ears. This hard hat comes with a 4 point ratchet suspension and should fit head sizes 6.5 to a size 8. Also Offered in Black, White, Tan, and Gray

Acme has way cooler stuff then Amazon, it's to bad they predated the internet and on line sales

Just a heads up Gordon passed away 19 Jan 2022, it seems for now it will remain on line but no updates till things get sorted out. I have yet to play with it so can't comment but when I get a bit of time I do want to check it out as it looks interesting.

I have to make a test trip in the summer, check how easy it goes crossing the border with guns( plus once on record other trips should be even smoother.) Also I can cache some of @98Z5V Crown Royal that's collecting dust( I can only bring so much in on each visit)

Even if I have to pedal an electric bike to get there for Fall Shoot... I can almost smell the smoke and feel the sand in my socks. Great pics and looking forward to more pictures.

I need something to blame my missed shots... no sight I can't claim the sight must be off

While a cat may have 9 lives this guy has 9 lives worth of adventure in a single life time.

Other than the +2, I'd leave it alone, got to love those classic lines. Well maybe swap out the front bead/sight for a hi-vis.

Adapt Improvise and Overcome Going to add that to the 'toolbox'

Always liked the Kid So 'cause it's the 17th