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Old Bay Seasoning Spiced Shrimp (Maryland upbringing), Bruschetta (the Italian side), Greek Salad (favorite dressing) and Veggie Tray. Plenty of Corona and Gruet (a New Mexico winery) Champagne Snuggled up on couch with Mrs Asmurff watching movies.

Yelp no duct tape needed. Pin and hole in each and the mate right up.

That is a very neat safe, I really like the ease of getting to everything.

I ordered a Hot Lip loader today to go with the 4 Hot Lips 25 round magazines I bought Monday. I had pulled out the magazines to make sure I was getting the right thing and discovered they did this. Them Butler Creek folks appear to be quite crafty.

Can you imagine the look on her face >:D

Yes a Gensis adjustable compound bow. Something if she pulls her usual and uses it 3 or 4 times it is big enough for me to use.

Does a .45 remove all evidence of the mouse >:D

It's the All Weather version matte stainless steel.

First pictures of the Christmas present. I bought Butler Creek Hot Lip magazines and the scope is a Simmons 4X32 since these old eyes can't see the sights correctly anymore. Not sure which kit I'm going to do yet.

:beer: Now that will be a fun problem to solve.

Pretty spiffy, I'll be waiting to hear your take on it.

Found this today pricey but an attention getter. ;D http://www.krinkerplinker.com/

Drat no shooting today it is only suppose to get to the low 30s today, bad tickers and cold air don't mix well. Wind chill right now is 10f degrees, which is I believe around -12c for our shooters across the pond.

Okay which is better for old eyes when plinking?

My I filled out the paperwork ahead of time and my wife bought it for me. One of the pleasures of doing almost all our gun shopping in the same local store. That was the third one we bought this year from them along with plenty of ammo, at least one holster and a couple of knives.

I got a Stainless Steel 10/22 Ruger Carbine. :grin:

I sort of figure they are like Lays Potato Chips no one can have just one >:D

Merry Christmas all!

Howdy glad you joined us.

Howdy Jim, glad to have you join us.

Sorry I should have been clearer. The rounds I produced I have no qualms about, it is the press I'm wondering if it will hold up. Plus a lot of it was I was just venting :-[ Also I reloaded many many years ago with an old Lee Hand Press and had no problems. I'm sure I'll get this one squared away. Having written technical manuals in the Air Force I always strived to make them "Airman Proof" there was no attempt here to do so. It was bought as a complete set, uyet each component came with it's own direction, but nothing that said start here and do things in this order for the whole thing. With any computer they should have been able to do that easily cause they already have all the info, with some cut and pasting they could have easily made a very good booklet to got with the kit. Hopefully once it is broke in the quirks will go away, I'm reloading 9mm right now, and already have all the required items to do .45acp. I think my son is or has ordered the parts for .38 Special also. That covers all the pistol calibers between the 2 of us except for my .380 but I don't shoot it enough to make purchasing the dies worthwhile. A shotgun press will be next.

I spent the weekend setting up and making the adjustments on my progressive reloader from Lee. It was a pain in the butt and I'm a bit frustrated with Lee over their poorly compiled directions. I finally produced a few rounds to test fire but I'm not sure how reliable this thing is, it is a Pro 1000.

I have 2 both ramped even though one is called a GI.

My parents live in NJ and last night they had a foot already and it was still snowing. Which is one of the reasons I live in NM it snows at night then usually is all melted by noon.

Yes bison is very good, had it several times. :thumb: