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Welcome Titan!! <thumbsup>

Be careful over there awesymoto! Watch your 6 and come home safe. A SEAL buddy of mine is back over there right now too, hope to see him later this year.

Thanks for that!

Cool stuff.

Keep them both if you can! <thumbsup> But I would probably sell the .50 if it meant getting a .338, personally.

LOL, I just now saw a clip on Fox News that parts of AZ are in for a snowy blizzard.

Thanks! I've been wondering how those are. I have a $100 Gander gift card burning a hole in my pocket since November.

Welcome aboard, fellow Texan! <thumbsup>

I've been keeping an eye on the reports from that area - nasty stuff. >:(

Late, but Merry Christmas!

LOL! <lmao>

Welcome Kurt!

Welcome aboard! <thumbsup>

Great additions Dusty, and thanks for bringing this excellent topic back to the top. Always check the expiration on sundries, keep your rotation fresh. <thumbsup>

Welcome aboard! <thumbsup>

Excellent points on the shells. I keep seven rounds of turkey load in mine. I will re-evaluate this now.

I tried this out on my buddy's rifle last week. Very nice! I might have to pick one up.

Ok, there are different schools of thought on keeping a shell in the tube or not. Personally, I do not. If, God forbid, someone else gets hold of it, they may be unfamiliar with the operation and not able to release the pump slide to get a round in. Also, racking the pump takes almost no time, and the unmistakable sound may be a nice pants-filling deterrent to the bad guy to continue into the house. I got beat up a bit on another board for this practice. Thoughts? <munch>

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Welcome JB!

That blows for the folks in Windham who work there.

Nice!

Welcome aboard!

Any kind of firearms manufacturing related business. They check your paperwork. My buddy has a business registered as a air machine gun manufacturer. He's going again, but I had to bail. It is an amazing show though, if you get the chance, go for it.

I went last time, and I can go again, but I'm not. Just can't justify it. :(