Heck, a big truck driving by the house is often good for 4.7We presume we are standing on Terra Ferma around here ... we don't live on the "shaky side"!
Heck, a big truck driving by the house is often good for 4.7We presume we are standing on Terra Ferma around here ... we don't live on the "shaky side"!
Your town needs to flush their water lines near hour house.This is one of the things I had to deal withā¦ extreme sediment coming from the water main. This was out of my hot water tank!
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There is a fault line that goes up the East coast.These are the pre-shocks to a big oneā¦ ā¦or a volcanic eruption.
How dare you steal coffee from Cracker Barrel! Might want a 4" whole house water filter. I put one in when we built. Precipitated iron and some sand.This is one of the things I had to deal withā¦ extreme sediment coming from the water main. This was out of my hot water tank!
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I cast an RCBS 348-200-FN for that.I have not seen 348 bullets (heads) for sale for quite a while, but Barnes (on their website) currently has their 250 grain bullets available.
I've never fired 250 grain bullets before (always 200 grain bullets) but since no one else is selling them, I figure I'll give these a try.
They are not fast but have a high BC for a 348 bullet (higher than the pointed 200 grain Hornaday which are NLA).
They should be perfect for bear!
Very nice. My first was a doe with a 38-55 saddle ring carbine. Aperture sights are made for lever guns used in the woods and swamps.Didn't take these pictures to show the engraving, but if you can expand them, you can see it:
Since Matt mentioned it!
Took my 1st 3 deer with this rifle.
All my aperture sights are plastic and have a little red or green dot in the middle of them .Very nice. My first was a doe with a 38-55 saddle ring carbine. Aperture sights are made for lever guns used in the woods and swamps.
I put in two spin down filters with 100 and 50 micron screens. They can be back flushed. Cartridge filters would clog very fast!How dare you steal coffee from Cracker Barrel! Might want a 4" whole house water filter. I put one in when we built. Precipitated iron and some sand.
3 Months to the date I got my Massachusetts Gun permit back. I called last week and they said it was approved. Now my Jones for a Ruger LCR in 357 magnum is calling again.
There is! ā¦and why should we think it doesnāt/wonāt move?!There is a fault line that goes up the East coast.
When it gets noticeable they come out within hours of my calls and flush the hydrant in front of my houseā¦ itās within a couple feet of my tap. They know there is a problem!Your town needs to flush their water lines near hour house.
Iām fond of the Smith & Wesson Air Weight J-framesā¦ in a horse hide pocket holster. Can conceal it while wearing shorts and a tee shirtā¦ light and doesnāt print.How dare you steal coffee from Cracker Barrel! Might want a 4" whole house water filter. I put one in when we built. Precipitated iron and some sand.
3 Months to the date I got my Massachusetts Gun permit back. I called last week and they said it was approved. Now my Jones for a Ruger LCR in 357 magnum is calling again.
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Got my table saw set up and ready to go!
Those look just as big as the bucket loads I just did lol.Got around to splitting the dead pine that the neighbor delivered a while ago. ThIng 2 helped, mostly because she is the only one home today. I gave her a Buddy the elf speech about how her and I were going to spebd the whole day together... she was NOT as enthused as I was about it.
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Some of the knotty pieces are going to be unholy to stack. Here's a few loads of the straighter pieces.
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