Cunuckgaucho

Glad to hear you got out to play... I bet if physio involved shooting we'd all be filing claims.

Welcome from BC

The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. Resist it, and your soul grows sick with longing for the things it has forbidden to itself.( Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray) So it appears to avoid getting sick one must yield to temptation

That heat isn't conducive to igloos or this boy

Welcome from BC

Greetings from BC

Really even I've got one...

Welcome from BC

I think I'll get your pharmacist to write my next prescription. Might go out and see if I can track down a few more bottles,plus trying to have a friend come along for the ride and also increase the amount that I can bring in duty free

That's funny coming from the guy that had surgery for torn rotator cuff, torn tendons from front deltoid to bicep belly, torn tendons from shoulder to pec, & torn tendons from elbow to bicep, at least I can still go shooting. As long as I splint it before bed and I'm careful during the day with the finger it's not bad,but thanks to covid I'm on a waiting list for surgery.

Your finger locks up like you've pulled the trigger, usually it locks up while you sleep. The problem is then trying to straighten the finger. Mild case there is a 'pop' and sharp pain. This is my second one, first one finally locked up so bad I had to go to emergency to unlock it. Treatment is an outpatient surgery. Trigger finger occurs when the affected finger's tendon sheath becomes irritated and inflamed. This interferes with the normal gliding motion of the tendon through the sheath. Prolonged irritation of the tendon sheath can produce scarring, thickening and the formation of bumps in the tendon that impede the tendon's motion

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Ouch Well my trigger finger( yes it's an actual medical condition) doesn't seem so bad plus it's not my actual trigger finger.

So my American manufactured Lee Enfield The reason I can never bring her south of the border

I like my American made Lee Enfield

I use lanolin and alcohol and haven't had an issues.Heard some people using the clear wire pulling lube which getting it for free at some point I'll try that and see.

It's still a win all around.

Happy Independence Day

Crown Royal makes a suitable substitute.

My horse had these for traction, wonder if she'd have walked away?

Happy Birthday Remember being alive is a great way to piss of the people that don't like you.