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One of the reason I avoid NYC.

To early in the morning for that kind of fright Rodent, bad rodent no cheese.

Got my vote. To put a costume on Sergeant Schultz would involve a ER visit :-[

We watch the Masters of Horror everynight this week on Chiller not to bad.

I never know what to say when someone thanks me for my military service. "You're welcome!" sounds so trivial, I wouldn't trade those years for anything, yes there were rough times but also a lot of fun times and places I'd have never seen otherwise. So it would be true to say "It was my pleasure."

Having 2 hobbies makes it difficult to decide where to spend!

I like the old classic, not much of a slasher fan.

I like it, those dark grips look good with the black.

We do it again next month we are scheduled for the third Sat of each month.

Do a search for Ruger Rimfire I believe they have some pages on format. I'll send ours went we get it complete.

USAF Munitions Maintenance Specialist 1/75-10/95 Retires as a Master Sergeant.

I went to the range this morning and shot my Browning Buckmark Camper for a bit. Didn't stay long a cool breeze kicked p and I wasn't really dressed for it. The Buckmark is the pistol I've owned the longest and except always was a pain to clean, but with the new Hoppes snakes it is a breeze. I need to shoot it more because we are going to add pistols to our Tactical .22 matches so our format will more closely match that of the Ruger Rimfire competitions.

Take a look at Ergo I believe they may have something that will work.

I've seen those, they were designed to go through even multiple layers of clothing, many of the early bayonets had trianglar blades also.

The originals were even nastier looking.

I think Midway may have them.

I think the club has both 5 and 12 stations, and I've been talking to a guy who may be willing to teach me shotgun beyond defensive.

Our Tactical .22 match got canceled >:( today because so much was going on at the gun club. They are running a 2 day Appleseed program, plus a political fund raiser Sporting Clays Shoot. I need to learn to do Sporting Clays

Here are the most of the rest of mine, except for ones I keep stashed in certain places for different reason. From left to right. Air Force issue survival knife made by Ontario Knife company. Reproduction WWI Trench knife. My New Mexico Sport Shooters (NM NRA) knife. Gerber Para top left double row. Gerber lock blade I used to open boxes when I was a parts manager. Gerber that came with my Browning Buckmark Camper. Winchester lockblade (a piece of junk actually). A Hammer Brand knife made in the 30s it belonged to my Grandfather. Marttini Fillet knife. Gerber Guardian, my boot knife.

Looks good!

Glad you joined us.

No I was a Munitions Maintenance Specialist.

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Have you tried a tennis elbow wrap?

I'll check it out. :thumb: