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These wouldn’t cost much to ship.

It’s seldom you see them in the day here as well.

Tried you never have it when you need it. You switched tractors and it’s on the other one. You do have it and after the first shot it sounds like sand paper when you cycle it. Don’t even think semi automatic in this Sandy country. I have a Henry 22 mag that looks like it was used in the civil...

I can catch you all you would like, just pay shipping. We shouldn’t be the only ones to have this much fun.

Here is a hayfield picture for you.

Always is I got eight one morning running across the pasture, I ran out of ammo in my Model 92. That 44 mag holds ten I missed twice, rolls them like getting hit by a semi. You have to start on the back and work up or they will scatter like quail.

Actually I feel better now than I have in a long time. Rheumatologist started me on Enbrel a month ago and has shut down all the inflammation. I still have issues from Ankylosis Spondylitis but this has stopped the progression of the disease. Now I can get on my soapbox about how we are...

That’s rye grass and crimson clover planted in that pasture. Bermuda grasses are just now getting to growing . Bahia is waiting on the night time temperatures to get above 60 degrees consistently.

Fourteen in the trap shot three more when I drove up. These are going into sausage for the disadvantaged.

Mine is on a picatinny rail and has a flip switch. Works well to 100-125 yards. I have this rail setup on all my scopes.

I use a stream light that mounts to the scope , it’s a green light and very effective. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AU6CNR2?tag=cattletoday00-20

Yep it does

I have couple hundred 139 grain Hornady. I gave my 7mm to my son.

I have a Rock Compact in 9 for CC. I have looked hard at the Baby Rocks for EDC . I prefer the 1911 platform.

US&S parts bring big money on gunbroker.

I can’t shoot a Glock with any accuracy either! That’s the reason I don’t own one.

If you want a good 1911 to have fun with buy a Rock Island 70 series A1. It’s as close as you can get to authentic WWII Colt without breaking the bank. Cost you about 500 bucks.

I always wanted a Singer 1911 it’s the Holy Grail of 1911’s. Weren’t many made.

Had a Marine uncle was a sniper in WWII. He was at Guadalcanal, Iwo and Okinawa. He only had daughters and I was his boy. We went to the Army Navy store to get my first 1911. He would pick them up and shake them if they rattled he would say this is a good one. If they didn’t he would say this...

I have several .