I'm curious what did the owb have for breakfastPresents have been opened, OWB filled with scrounged firewood, and wife is cooking breakfast. Life is good.
Merry Christmas fellow scroungers!
I'm curious what did the owb have for breakfastPresents have been opened, OWB filled with scrounged firewood, and wife is cooking breakfast. Life is good.
Merry Christmas fellow scroungers!
Don't know what those are, but I've seen them guys in the city with their auto glocks .Sorta like the bullet accelerator shooters on TV that thrust the gun forward while shooting and never need reloading?
Haha! Well, it's a little warmer today so mostly just mixed hardwood and a few boxes from this morning. Plenty good to keep it toasty inside.I'm curious what did the owb have for breakfast
All of our water pipes were on the other side of the basement. My stove was connected to a basement fireplace under out living room.Did you experience no cold water unless you ran it for a while? I have never measured my ceiling temps but they must be 90+ judging from the cold water temps.
Those are nice bars if someone can use them!Anybody need a 18" .325 .050 k095 mount bar?
I came into a deal on more of em than I need....View attachment 1043533
"Christmas" must have been a slang term at the time... It didn't exist as an event for perhaps 4,000 years.
I always loved watching "The Rifleman" reruns when I was a kid. He'd peel off about 25 through a lever action carbine in about 3 seconds.Sorta like the bullet accelerator shooters on TV that thrust the gun forward while shooting and never need reloading?
I believe Chuck Conners got the role because he had been a pro basketball player, and when they chucked the gun to him, he caught it!I always loved watching "The Rifleman" reruns when I was a kid. He'd peel off about 25 through a lever action carbine in about 3 seconds.
Connors was a pro basketball and pro baseball player!I believe Chuck Conners got the role because he had been a pro basketball player, and when they chucked the gun to him, he caught it!
In addition to the larger loop, they added something to make it fire as the lever closed, and those 92s did hold a lot of short rounds! (but not that many).
That was one of several westerns I used to watch (including Gunsmoke, Bonanza and the Lone Ranger). Back then, they were all broadcast for free from the antenna of the Empire State Building. You just needed an antenna on your roof!
Merry Christmas all!I'm curious what did the owb have for breakfast
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