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all you pudd wanking fools whine about a grip safety, if you'd not waste yer grip on the wrong tool, yad get it right
glad to explain issue, Rj

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lol, this has been on new patient docs for years, ignor it and move on, not a big deal, no ones biz, just another way to get info. funny chit, everyone acts like its new,
happy hump day
Rj

cheap bastidges will paint it how ever they like to justify, only individual cheaper a so called guy guy, in the goods and equipment dept is a bass fisherman, lol.

lol, rule of thumb for my ole gal is, wait a year or more to sell, as every one i know who knows what i have will be over to buy days after i croak, hoping for sympathy deal, she would have to sell, as i only have one son in law worthy of my chit. maybe a fire, its insured so, wtf.
happy thursday
rj

one must do what their conscious allows them to do, guess it depends on how you were raised, and what oath you've taken in life. just an opinion, but it is one i believe in, may you never have to be involved in unsavory issues, to decide at this time to ''never'' well, life sure can change ones opin...

I had some parts kits from yellow front, wrapped in their paper, funny chit, great store, hated to see them close, whew that was almost half a century ago, ugh

someone post a comment from a gun shot victim of each caliber, and see if they had a preference of being shot with, jeebus h christy,
Rj

much ado about nada, a subject beaten to death, however safety when it comes to ''boom'' material is of the utmost, and if'n you get to complacent with your moves, well then, we all know what happens then. :shock: i reloaded over 45k of misc ammo in the last year, multiple powders, come up with a sy...

IMO, just about every biz, that has interaction with the ''public'' for sales has issues with employees, since before the ''covid'' scare, customer service is gone, in most places, i do however on occassion find a location of any biz that may have a employee that ''gives a hoot'' about the customer,...

well, good idea and it works, but if a long term storage i throw something in each bag to grab a tad of moisture, i've done this and had issues a year or so, even if i dried in oven, i found some small muslin type bags and filled them with some cat liter, so far, nada , i only store big bore vbrass ...

been using their stuff for decades, great service, had a belt velcro have issues, stopped in yesterday and while i was advised, they no longer do repairs as they used to, the did in fact, make the repair, and again now have a functional belt. great folks and did watch as they were making items for t...

when i first used the cement mixer, i destroyed a couple buckets of 223 brass, thinking i had it dry enough, and stashed it, months later it was that ugly black, tarnish, and nope wouldn't come clean, learned my lesson, have the FA tube tumblers, and run's long and fast, have the cleaner and pins, t...

inventoried present primer status, and decided to grab more from a venue out on the webs. finished reloading over 20k of 9mm over last couple months, and a couple k of 10mm, next is .223, have a few buckets of brass to reload, then my yearly allotment is complete. yeehaw
Rj