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Interesting link AY,

None of them seemed to understand the serrated almost always cut longer due to having 1/3 more cutting surface than a straight edge blade. RC65 at the edge? Files are about...

I think I'd have made my presence known BEFORE he got a second leg up. No, I'd have not shot it for several reasons, excluding the laws and penalties, Bob and the camp crew would be all over my arse...

Wow, I just reduce 3 pounds on the scale reading and keep my mouth shut. :grin

My hernia surgeon was made aware of it when he told me to take my shirt off. Didn't say a word, nor his attendant. My...

I knew they were when I was there, wouldn't have pulled the trigger either. Damn sight to see in the wild, and not that far from camp.

To sum it up, they want people to know who they are so they reduce the risk of having to shoot someone. :grin

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That's a huge black bear Bob,
Damn, I would have liked to see that from the stand while there. Quite impressive to say the least. Best be well armed out there as we were :thumsup

You going to start shooting competition? That adjustable rear sight is HUGE!!!!!!!! :grin

As close to a beast of nature as you want to get I would imagine :grin

Patton? :grin

I carry one of his daily unless I have the Bagwell on. :thumsup

I'd have a key somewhere hidden where I could get at it if need be. Just find another hiding spot besides the planters. I buried mine in the ground wrapped in cellophane wrap Rad.

Very nice sir :thumsup

We're just taking turns with allies/foes as the political climate changes :grin

From edgehill's link:

H-1 Super Steel: A precipitation-hardened steel containing nitrogen and designed to be rust proof. The steels composition is: Carbon-0.15%, Chromium-14.00-16.00%,...

Finally it loaded-- See him lean into that puppy? Nice controlled bursts. :thumsup

I could hear it but no vid played on my machine.

Not me, it took 3 years before I'd take a road job/'traffic control gig when I got on. I didn't like standing in the middle of the road all day.

Bingo, something I didn't know but will keep in memory. :thumsup

There are literally hundreds of documented cases where LEO's have been fired or charged/convicted of/with crimes by their superiors. Lets keep the discussion to facts, not conjecture or filled with...

No, I've never thought.

Two cases in the mid-1960s made important cracks in that doctrinal edifice. First, in Griffin v. California, 380 U. S. 609 (1965), the Supreme Court held that the Fifth Amendment did not permit the...

Not too long for sitting IMO, but not good for prone work.

Very interesting read, thanks Brian :thumsup

This sure is expensive geneology research for the tax payers isn't it? :grin

Maybe he'll find his birth certificate while he's at it.

Whats your take on the voice analysis Andrew?