6’ to 8’ breakers at Canggu
moar fecking coffee!
this Kid has two elbows!
<checking elbows> - Yup - I have 2 elbows too - must have something in common with someone then -
6’ to 8’ breakers at Canggu
moar fecking coffee!
this Kid has two elbows!
@jokerman -- It's an April Fool's spoof. Check the article's respondents.Ho Lee Fuk
My squirrels never got that bad
watta round
and air conditionersMaybe he has a secret grow grow in there…with some electric eating lights and heaters
That’s funny. But yes I have ukulee concerts for my plants all the time. They love it. I sing to them too. My voice is not so good but is good enough for themUkulele !
Speak to Subbie of the South
She took classical ukulele in school I was told.
6’ to 8’ breakers at Canggu
moar fecking coffee!
this Kid has two elbows!
I did ,! so waz the squirels!@jokerman -- It's an April Fool's spoof. Check the article's respondents.
it is Sunday , Sunday , Sunday!
Know your wrenches and for the European crowd , spanners
no quiz , it is Sunday after all
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Buzz would look sexy in this cap. Does it have ear flaps?Just left bigsur51's surfing movie running - while I looked for a spare cap for buzzmobile - that I could spare - and have loads of American Baker Boy caps - so yeah - I can help you with a spare cap - but alas - I don't have any spare balls -
*spare cap
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@SubGirl -- It depends on the weapon. If your weapon is primed with caps, then the clock begins to tick.I was wondering how long you could leave them loaded before shooting them. Say I had one loaded up in the coat closet by the front door for say two or three years “just in case”. Would it still fire ok after sitting up for that long? Seems like a fresh pack would be better for some reason…
You need some .454 roundballs and some caps.........holler.My father in law gave me a reproduction .44 Navy Colt revolver one Christmas. I have not shot it for many years, but when I did it got a tear down and a soap and water bath before a light oiling to finish. It shoots well but I need caps and balls.
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I have that exact model pistol -!-My father in law gave me a reproduction .44 Navy Colt revolver one Christmas. I have not shot it for many years, but when I did it got a tear down and a soap and water bath before a light oiling to finish. It shoots well but I need caps and balls.
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Was wondering if house humidity would effect it but I didn’t know about the screw in gadget.@SubGirl -- It depends on the weapon. If your weapon is primed with caps, then the clock begins to tick.
Reason: The powder in the chamber behind the bullet has air access through the primer nipples on a pistol.
On long guns, if you have the shotgun shell primer gadget that screws airtight/watertight shut (like I do), it is the same as sitting in the powder can.
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You can load your BP rifle, put it under water and leave it... Take it out, pour the water out of the barrel, and pull the trigger: It will shoot.
My Mia would get on top of my head wearing a base ball cap.Just left bigsur51's surfing movie running - while I looked for a spare cap for buzzmobile - that I could spare - and have loads of American Baker Boy caps - so yeah - I can help you with a spare cap - but alas - I don't have any spare balls -
*spare cap
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Ehh no - it's a 'Peaky Blinders' style American Baker Boy hat - without flaps or aerlorons - or even a tailplane -Buzz would look sexy in this cap. Does it have ear flaps?
Shaving that ring of lead is desired as it assures A tight fit sealing the chamber preventing chain fires and increasing pressure.I have that exact model pistol -!-
FUN to shoot at night. It gives a ten-foot flame. PLUS a nimbus flame from the middle.
BTW: The .44 balls are sold in THREE sizes. Get the smallest. You will NOT be able to load the largest without having to actually shear the bullet.