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PRDATER won't fall through. Welcome to the group JK1200. 😁

Sorry about your dog. A lot of people are having rough things occur this Holiday Season. Best wishes and GLWTS.

MERRY CHRISTMAS! May everyone enjoy a great and wonderful Christmas day and may these Holidays be safe and joyful as we end this most turbulent and difficult year. Peace and joy to you and your families! Thank you all for being the great people you are.

Not in a hurry to meet my maker. Planning to live a long time but who knows? 🤣

And if I do die before the shop is built, I guess I won't need the tool box. 🤣 But that's why the Metaphor/ Idiom. Horse before the Carriage? Which came first, the chicken or the egg? And then there's always the question of money. I guess I could afford it now, but, is that the best use of that tool (money). Impulse or reason? Rationalization or fact? Etc.🤣

Nice box. Do I put the box before the shop, or the shop before the box? Hmmm. What a metaphor! Sounds like a familiar Idiom. Almost Biblical!🤣

I was communicating with Couzer and the idea came up that maybe a group of us could get together and figure out a free program to teach youth, boys and girls, to safely make and reload ammo. Of course it would work in tandem with Crazymonkey's program and it would be great if he would be involved. What are your thoughts? Posted here because so much reloading equipment passes through the Classifieds and this is why the idea came up.

We could start with rifle, do shotgun, and end with Black Powder. Or, what are your ideas?

Fun round. That and the 450 Bushmaster in the AR platform get heads turning at the range. They don't expect such a loud noise from an AR.🤣

Niteman shoots 30-30. He's a good guy.

Maybe Crazymonkey could use the GI Joe pole in a youth give a way?

For your son?

Still before Christmas. Never too late.

Welcome to the site. Please include your city location as members are all over this state as well as in a few other states. Thank you. And again, nice to meet you.

I believe he's in Tucson. GLWS

Peoria near Shooters World, I believe.

I'll take the 28 Nosler please.

Very new Newbie.

I have one of these. They are very light weight and float if dropped into water. Developed for .military pilot survival. Don't dry fire these and read the directions before assembly or takedown. Fun rifles!

Funny until you or someone you know gets sick. To buy the food you have to be near the person or they may have coughed on the food or sweat on the food. Proper food handling is not as well understood or stringent. But hey, you're Superman and nothing can hurt you? I got sick in a foreign country and I was around cleaner establishments. There are many ways illnesses are passed along. By the way, is your neighbors cat or dog missing?

Possibly?

Warning Reminder. I am not a heath code compliance person but, if they don't have a valid health license and card, be very careful as a friend if mine living in Rocky Point said that Cholera and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever are currently on the rise, as are TB and a few others. We can joke about it and laugh but it isn't funny if you actually do contract an illness. I don't like most regulation but having lived in a foreign country years back, I appreciate knowing that the vendor is most likely not ill. But, some of the best food can come from an independent cook on a street corner. Best wishes always and a safe holiday season to all.

To be clear, $280 for 1 stand and 1 steel plate? $840 for all three? Or $280 for 3 stands and 3 plates?

Location?