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it seams anyone that loves solid state seam to end up falling back to the tube amps..............if you can afford them!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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it seams anyone that loves solid state seam to end up falling back to the tube amps..............if you can afford them!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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What's with all the new MK1's?? Heck I would of got a 38 or 44 mag there cheaper now to shoot than 22s seeing as you haven't been able to buy ammo in practically a year at a decent price!!
Since I reload I shoot 44 may and 38 cheaper now than my mk3
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Since I reload I shoot 44 may and 38 cheaper now than my mk3
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Yes......yes I would. I just can't justify the cost of the old tube stuff.
Its a start
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Showing my age,
think I got my first snoot full from a cup like this.
Musta only been 8 or 9 years old, but growing up in a staunch German family it was a right of passage!
When I was a wee lad, can still remember the Uncles and me Daddy poppin' the bung on wooden Old Crown kegs!
think I got my first snoot full from a cup like this.
Musta only been 8 or 9 years old, but growing up in a staunch German family it was a right of passage!
When I was a wee lad, can still remember the Uncles and me Daddy poppin' the bung on wooden Old Crown kegs!
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cool!...........sounds like we're about on the same page of life, vintage beer cans is another one of my hobbies, but i've been selling some off lately.............
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If you're gonna do it, do it right. If you just cheap it, you'll never be happy.
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Funny,
Uncle Fritz worked at Falstaff, but I always remember Old Crown at all the family functions?
Could be Fritz was the third son and had no say?
I still see him a few times a year at GTGs, WE have a tradition of making hand cranked ice creme.
Ole Fritz always brings a cooler of beer and has one (ER TWO) with his bowl of ice creme.
Never ever seen the man a tad tipsy,,,,,,,,,,,,ever! (HE'S GOT TO BE 85)
Uncle Fritz worked at Falstaff, but I always remember Old Crown at all the family functions?
Could be Fritz was the third son and had no say?
I still see him a few times a year at GTGs, WE have a tradition of making hand cranked ice creme.
Ole Fritz always brings a cooler of beer and has one (ER TWO) with his bowl of ice creme.
Never ever seen the man a tad tipsy,,,,,,,,,,,,ever! (HE'S GOT TO BE 85)
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If you haven't been able to shoot a .22 for lack of ammo, it's your own fault. After the last "shortage", some folks wised up and started stocking up. I have somewhere over 20K rounds of .22 sitting on my shelf, bought a brick every time I went to walmart and it added up quick. I will resume that when supplies return.
What if the shortage was food and not ammo?
You're probably right on that. The only reason for picking this up is that I was having a hard time finding a 346xp that wasn't priced crazy high. I've already got a practical 50cc saw that runs okay; I want this one to be something that scoots.
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For speakers I have Nelson Reed 804's that have been tweeked. Eagle 2 and Superphon for amp/preamp. All old made in USA stuff.
If you haven't been able to shoot a .22 for lack of ammo, it's your own fault. After the last "shortage", some folks wised up and started stocking up. I have somewhere over 20K rounds of .22 sitting on my shelf, bought a brick every time I went to walmart and it added up quick. I will resume that when supplies return.
What if the shortage was food and not ammo?
I can't remember the last time I saw .22 ammo at our local Walmart, the shelves have been bare for a long, long time. I suspect it's coming in and going out quickly by folks wanting to stock up.
I was at a gun show looking for relatively inexpensive 40 s&w ammo and I saw a brick of .22's with an $80 price tag on it. I doubt it sold. I think I'm getting old - I still have .22 rounds I bought in the 70's and am having a hard time adjusting to todays prices.
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I too had a small stockpile but shot about half of it like an idiot thinking g it would be short. I only had about 2000 rounds. But I will shoot 200-500 per range visit and I was going lots a yr ago!! Since I been grabbing them when I can 50 at Tue time at academy for 2-$3.50 a box. But if there is a food shortage I guess we will be eating lots of meet and fish? I like right next to the woods. Not mine but 2 mins from usfs property and 10 mins from a major lake. I will eat squirrel and deer and fish I guess. With the homemade 30 06 243 38 and 44 that I make. I have 100lbs of lead or so an. Casting materials so I can make several hundred more bullets if need be. Not a prep per but like to this k I could last a short term food crisis. Seasons for me would go out the window!! I'd be spotlighting to put food on the table.If you haven't been able to shoot a .22 for lack of ammo, it's your own fault. After the last "shortage", some folks wised up and started stocking up. I have somewhere over 20K rounds of .22 sitting on my shelf, bought a brick every time I went to walmart and it added up quick. I will resume that when supplies return.
What if the shortage was food and not ammo?
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