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Theodore Geisel, also known as Dr. Seuss, worked as the chief editorial cartoonist for the New York magazine PM, creating over 400 editorial cartoons. In this cartoon from 2/42 Seuss saw Japanese Americans in California, Oregon, and Washington as a "Fifth Column" loyal to Imperial Japan...

Welcome from the Center of the Universe located in Central Virginia.

How the washer look after removing the muzzle brake?

Need to know this before getting into a struggle:

Reminiscent of the Eagle carbine from the late 60s. This one is the 45 cal model and uses grease gun mags. Patterned around the M3 Grease Gun, the Eagle carbine was developed and manufactured in small numbers in the 1960's. The Eagle Carbine was developed and manufactured from 1964-68 by...

After a near death experience one tends to look at life differently and eventually arrives at the realization that each and every day is truly a gift. Hope your Thanksgiving Day is truly special.

DITTO! Bob is one of our brothers.

It’s a wonder he didn’t hit one of his dogs.

I use tool bags from Lowe’s.

While Anni is working on that question here’s another one keeps me awake at night: What was Uncle Ben’s rice before it was converted?

I’ve got two WWII Mauser models that are solid shooters.

This is outstanding news. So glad to hear that you are cancer freel

I really like the stock! Nice.

I’ll say it again : It’s like being nibbled to death by ducks!

Put a sticky dot on and you're set to go. Another good thing about paper plates, unlike styrofoam, is that they are recyclables:

i'd probably do a well throwing the bullets as I would do shooting them at that distance.

I'd say one of the only reasons we can still own firearms is because of the past efforts of the NRA. It's star today doesn't shine as brightly as it once did, but the NRA is trying to get its act together and return to its former glory. The best way I know to find out what they do is to start...

Yes, many houses in my neighborhood will have been Griswolded by Thanksgiving Day. As long as I don't have to put them up or take them down I don't care. It's there electric bill.

From the History and Rhymes of the Lost Battalion by "Buck Private" McCollum The Lost Battalion is the name given to the nine companies of the United States 77th Division, roughly 554 men, isolated by German forces during World War I after an American attack in the Argonne Forest in October...