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Are you looking for a flat coat or long haired?

I put in for some other units this year.

They are probably just doing the first pass tags right now so either your 1st or 2nd choice, but don't quote me on that. It will probably be two weeks before the info is actually available.

Just get out early and head in by 9:30-10:00. Watch for snakes.

I bank with Desert Schools Credit Union and the funds will show up missing but it can be two or three days before it actually gets posted as to where they went, frustrating.

Great pics guys, great pics.

The Shell Station on McKellips and Center used to do it, not sure if they still so. I would usually get 10 gallons at a time to make the math easier for the girls who worked there but they would usually still get out the calculator. Used to go there all the time but when a couple of guys from the middle east took over the one acted like it was a PIA to wait on me so they don't get my business anymore.

It's started.

Does the place you downloaded it from have tech support?

You and everyone else.

I talked to them last year and they quoted me like $350 to put in upgraded lenses.

I sent in a pair of 8.5 EL's today which are about 10 years old, with insurance it was $34 to ship.

I was looking online at the new EL's and saw the "field flattener" and wondered about it. I just dropped my EL's in the mail to Swarovski to have them cleaned and gone through and was toying with having them change then lenses out to 10X from 8.5 and the newer coatings but I may have to rethink that now.

Yup, 7/9 at midnight. We can only hope it begins on the 10th.

Yeah, Carbines are an all together different animal since the Garand uses stripper clips and Garands are easier to come by, though they are getting pricey. Carbines were pretty popular in the 80's and if I remember correctly Ruger chambered some Black Hawks in 30 Carbine.

Caliber is 30 Carbine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M1_carbine

Looks like a very productive spot.

Very cool.

He said he was going to refreeze it.

Nice old gun. That's a heck of a deal.

That's a mess of crawfish, you did good. If you make the holes a little smaller you may not loose as many when you pull the trap up.

That stinks about the scouts. About 10 years ago a guy who worked for our branch in Alb went up into the mountains there to visit some friends and never made it. They found his body a couple of days later apparently he had tried to cross a swollen river and somehow got caught up in it.

It never amazes me seeing what some people will do with electrical. The Fire Alarm Industry is even worse and some of the things I see posted on the NICET Facebook page is just unreal. Back in the late 70's I was working with another electrician in a Circle K. This was back when the cash registers were in the middle of the store. Well we were tasked with removing the freezie machine as part of the remodel I was removing the copper drain line at one end and Mike was at the machine. As we took it apart at the same time we both got hit pretty hard by electricity. He yelled at me and I yelled at him. Well we then traced the pipe back into the walkin and what did we find? Some hack decided to add a porcelain base light bulb base and tapped power off the light switch on the wall. Problem was he was too lazy to bring the neutral to it so he ran a short piece of wire from the base and put a j-weaver ground clamp on the copper pipe. We were lucky it didn't turn out more serious for us.

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