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Coffee and food on board and critters fed. I woke up looking around for Rylee, damn this is hard. Shooting pistol with the posse this morning, then we start hurricane preparations this afternoon, looks like we are getting some of Isais Friday and Saturday.

My Sig 516 is my primary hog gun, sent many to the train station with that rifle. I use a 7mm magnum in a Browning Safari II for deer

That scene made his career

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Anohter Brithday! Congradulations!

Coffee and bacon on board. Granddaughter school transport day. Then into the wood shop

More .45 ball

If you keep it clean and lubed properly the bolt goes in quite easily most of the time

Never. I qualified for duty regularly, have attended several high round count instructor courses, and never once needed a forward assist. And I don't recall any of my students or fellow students needing it either. Mortaring stuck cases, clearing triple feeds, yes, but never needed the button...

Nice shootin'!

Pondering this

The sadness comes in waves. As Chief Dan George said, we shall endeavor to persevere. Thank you all for your empathy and condolences.

Thought I might shoot pistol today but rain is not stopping. Looks like a shop day.

You and your wife are angels for taking him on

We lost our beautiful and loving pup Wildrose Rylee yesterday. She was my constant companion, my best friend, a fantastic momma dog to 2 litters of pups, and a great hunter. Thank you for 15 years and 5 months of joy. Rest easy Wildrose Rylee, we'll see you on the other side.

Ha! A challenge!

Who knew?

A Friend's Sig P229 .40 cal was hitting way left and he asked me to adjust the sights. The gun was bought used but looks new. I got the windage centered but it would not shoot a group even from a bag. On disassembly I found the barrel had a lot of use but the slide and frame look new...

So that was you! https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DDXzKxoK2/

Granddaughter school transport this morning. Coffee on board and critters fed. Pet meds reminder