The Original O'l Farts Club.

[Unca Walt]

Don’t understand….you mean an M-16? We were some of the first ones to train with them in basic. We laughed at them…..made by Mattel….

M-14 "Grownups gun."

Pretty much a sexed-up M-1 Garand. They switched weight from the heavy stock on the M-1 to a big magazine full of kick-ass .308's to come up with the M-14.

A finicky .22 caliber (jeez) jam-friendly, single-shot, plastic POS with a magic boinga-boinga pin** that can go flying off in the dark during takedown.

** I useta know the name -- and nickname -- of that little flying part... but I grow old.

 

[Littleleaf]

We have liftoff

 

[bigsur51]

anyone else see that black bear?…

 

[Unca Walt]

anyone else see that black bear?…



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HE'S RIGHT BEHIND YOU!!!

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[jokerman]

anyone else see that black bear?…



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barely

 

[jokerman]

Vanilla plants are a type of orchid.
Has my brain turning now........this is usually how it starts.
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felt a Milli Vanilli song was appropriate

 

[Unca Walt]

 

[Dime]

Gun control is the ability to place holes where you want them… 10 rounds at 100 yards using a SIG 223 with a three power optic…
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In Canada you need to get clearance from the RCMP to buy a pellet gun.

 

[Dime]

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[Dime]

 

[bigsur51]

no pickers yet , just tiny tiny flour flakes….

 

[Gray Wolf]

barely

Bearly!

 

[Gray Wolf]

Gunnite ya'll!

 

[dogzter]

Was he fuzzy?

 

[bigsur51]

doing our little part in cleaning the forest floor

after

 

[Putembk]

See ya-all tomorrow

 

[dogzter]

doing our little part in cleaning the forest floor

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When you're done there head on over.

 

[Yarddog]

Evening folks. East coast is dark and sleepy

Organizing a new tool box, hoping to consolidate three different boxes I have into this one big one. I’m not convinced they will fit. Probably going to keep one box separate just for the specific model airplane tools.
I have a milk crate FULL of Craftsman wrenches and tools from the 60’s - 70’s. Back when they still made quality stuff. They were my grandads and no one was going to take them when he died.
So I took them. Once again I watched the family go for the money items and pass right over the real valuable stuff

Grampa’s tools. He Jerry rigged and tinkered and did some major repairs on his own cars for years. Keeping the mechanical glue horses on the road. one was a ragged 1970 Challenger that my mom first drove when she was sixteen. Filled it with oil everyday before driving to work in it. She swore it was fast. I always imagined it running on less than the allotted 8 cylinders . My child brain had already calculated that an engine that needed oil every trip, could not possibly be “fast”.
To me, those tools are valuable. They were his tools and they were valuable to him, he kept up with them for decades. Tools worn smooth in his hands.
I hold a wrench and I can just hear his voice. Cussing and bitching in his New Hampshire accent.
I would have thought his two boys would have wanted to at least take them home.
Oh well, their loss

 

[Absorber]

no pickers yet , just tiny tiny flour flakes….



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Few pickers here

And this had about 3.6g in it

Wishing you heavy pans

 

[pop_rocks]

Few pickers here
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Wishing you heavy pans

some of those boogers look like they might be worth more than spot price
nice finds!