Recent content by Dan in MI

This ^ Use blue or purple NOT red. In very generic terms. Purple (222) is for small machine screws - removable. Blue (242) for large machine screws and bolts - removable Red (262) for things you do not want to ever take apart - only removable with heat Green (?) permanent stud and bearing mount

I have way too much experience with this. As Contender mentioned IHMSA shooters don't have the luxury of time. I had a very early KS411N (Stainless Bull BBL 44 SBH) Early enough that I expected a tapered BBL not the new bull. It arrived in the fall. I shot really well that fall. 35-38 at every...

I was taught how to use one just for grins. Forgot how almost as fast.

This^ Every 20 points moves the upper pin one hole

Looks sorta like a paddle for smoothing lead in old school bodywork.

OK I am not familiar with the 10/22 TD. That makes the question where does it take down? Does the bbl and scope stay together or do they separate? As my mind slowly wakes up I'm guessing the scope stays on the receiver the same as a non TD mounts. If that's the case you will probably lose zero...

You're killing me. FB Take Downs are the bomb! I'd love to see yours.

Paper route at ten to 14 Pizza maker at 15 ( 6 months) Bar help at 15 Bar help at 2 bars and clothing sales at 16 (same time) ignored child labor laws Clothing sales and carpentry 6-8 months New car prep ( basic mechanic) 4 years Mechanic 7 years Test technician ( prototype mechanic) 8 years...

I cannot imagine how much that hurt. I’ve seen a train moving slower than that barely hit about 8” of bumper on a truck and throw it 50’

I shot a Single Six in silhouette. 3.5" at 25 yards means I'd have never hit a ram. That'd be rough to keep INT status.

You violated the rule of magazine articles. Or the author did. Distance and group size are supposed to be pages apart. Example. First page - "In our testing this little super gun shot great groups of 3.5 inches." Last page of the article in the weird single paragraph closing. "At our...

Ok I looked at it. here is the order and what happened. Also, you can't bump the bid if you are on top. It only ups your auto bid. This is the chronological order. Edit- I'm going to add $ to make it clearer Starting bid that shows publicly on screen is $5 lot 45 Auto bid x...

A couple thoughts. Is the time stamp the same? The other may have kept bidding and underbid due to the original auto bid bumping to meet his attempts to bid. I have on occasion bumped my auto bid after second thoughts on the original bid.

I celebrated the 4th of July in Circle back in 1969. Being a kid it was awesome to still have sunlight at 11;30 pm.

I sent some real cheap junk and have been very happy with my return. I even turned some 45's into 9 and 10mm. :p