Sylvester

Yes a HB to you. You sarcastic over aged relleck like me.

I am curious if you ever fire your reporoductions? If so how do they handle? I have never owned a firearm that I didn't shoot, and I don't know why anyone wouldn't shoot one that they owned. Being a practical person, they are meant to be enjoyed and bring food to the table or defend and protect.

Take both a heater and AC. By the end of the week it will be warm again.

Great video, Condor. Loved the facts presented. What a piece of history.

Prayers continue for Bob and Becky and the family.

That is what Puc needs, bulk containers. That way he can bathe in it (if he does bathe) and keep his body from corroding away. Love you Puc.

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I am still praying for Bob. Never let up.

I have two Steyer 9 mm pistols Mod 1913 and 1914, Given to me many years ago. The Steyer shoot a different cartridge than the Luger (shorter casing) so neither have been shot for over fifty years. Interesting guns that use stripper clips to load and mostly resemble a 1911 but mechanics are different. One has all sorts of Waffen marks of which I have no clue. The other has no marks. I have some original cartridges that if I was so inclined, I would have loaded, but I am not inclined.

So how did it shoot??? or I shot an artillery Luger (long barrel) years ago, and it was certainly an accurate weapon. Heavy but accurate. Had the flip up rear sights for firing tracers for distance. Good to have you back, brother. How is your mother doing? Bless her heart she must be a wonderful person.

So happy you enjoyed yourself. Prayers have been continuous for your mother and family. Glad you returned safe.

Let me be the first to congratulate you. Keep the good news coming. You are on my prayer list.

I hate that this happened to Bob. Prayers for him and his family are up.

That isn't good Tom. If 1413 is correct? Randy knows more than I do about the subject.

Freebird has it since he replied about it semi recently.

Sorry for your loss. Prayers are up.

On the fourth I smoked 8 racks of ribs (4 St. Louis, 2 babyback and 2 beef short ribs). More coming Sunday, sixteen boneless skinless chicken thighs wrapped in bacon. After that we will have enough until fall for bbq, right out of the freezer.

I applaud your skills and tenacity. :clap2: Ride on, brother.

I have been blessed to be an American, no matter what the current political story is. I would give my life for this country. Thank you all active and retired military. It is my honor to salute you.:usa:

I use an old Ford 2n tractor and four sixty inch Swisher trail behind mowers with independent engines. Twenty foot at a pass and I have a Toro 60" zero turn for the trimming. Works great until a belt breaks and then I just pull that mower out of series and continue with three. I have 7.5 acres but less than half is woodland, for my coyote hunting.

Keep diftzbiz away from it or it will turn into an ecological oil spill.

Not a chance, Mike. Off the grill and down my throat. But I like the idea of bacon wrapped corn. Going to try that, bacon goes with everything.

Good one, Dave.

Wow this is good, burgers on the Weber charcoal grill with corn on the cob and beans on the side burner. Any one got a problem with this? Hope not.

And you could take the ocean going ship back with you including the board or should I say paddle.