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Ryan, Do you know the dates for that show? I may be in Myrtle Beach for bike week in mid May and it would be great to combine the trip. Thanks!

That didn't look like any of the exploding targets I saw at the local gun shop.

Don't give them any ideas.

I would have to say the term "restore" is relative. Like anything else old, (cars, motorcyles, boats etc...) restoration would depend on what you want the end result to be. Is it going to sit in a glass case for looks for your enjoyment or are you going to use it for your enjoyment. I think the...

I have a 357XP that was Power Ported by Dan Henry (dozerdan) that is awesome!

Bighead, Just out of curiosity, what caused the burl in the stumps? Was there any evidence that the tree served as a fencepost at one time?

OK, I'll ask. Does Isabel have a sister?

I like it!

I think the bidders are into something too!

Eric Robinson Engstrom, nickname "Skippy" (how appropriate), born 11/06/63 in CT

Guess?

Not being much of a gearhead but having a basic understanding of what engine lubricants do, that was my feeling, that the oil was full of a bunch of stuff that was no good. Besides if it was still lubricating properly wouldn't it still be in the engine?

I use bar and chain oil, try to get it on sale and buy a few gallons at a time, I don't use my saws every day so it generally lasts me awhile. Have used 10-30, 10-40, 20-50 when out of bar oil but haven't tried used motor oil yet, always thought used oil would defeat the purpose

Thanks Geofore,I copied it, just didn't paste it.

Try this website for info!

I'd use whatever wine you prefer with Bear for the rinse!

Use low fat vegetable oil in your Bear saw and you can butcher it at the same time!

Thoughts and prayers to you and your family Tony.

extendable load bar on the way out, wedged between the logs on the way back