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My wife and I went bear hunting on our honeymoon, 38 years ago. She's still my best hunting/shooting buddy.
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Marriage is not a win for a man. Dammit! How many times to I have to say it.
Just bought some overpriced Aguila Super Colibri 22 ammo from Cheaper Than Dirt, and it wasn't Cheaper Than Dirt. Been itching to play with some of those and tired of waiting on Midway. A man, a indoor backstop, and a dream.
Marriage is not a win for a man. Dammit! How many times to I have to say it.
Burton, my good man, there's winners and there's losers in the game of life and marriage. Not all of have us lost at either! 35 years and counting. Besides she's hell on wheels with both long and short guns and has actually backed my play with both, I guarantee she's one to run the river with.
Same here my friend.. we are truly blessed. It does happen
62 days and no ammo purchased. It gets easier.
But what about the shirts? Are they for sale anywhere?
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Did the security store start carrying guns again? Last time I went there they had been bought by some guy and they didn't have any guns. The guy said there was no money in guns. Haven't gone back since.
S&W and Ruger are not run by the same people that were running those companies during their support of bans.consumers should just vote with their feet and quit bubbleguming. The only decent prices I have ever seen at NW Armory is there leaders. The Security Store has always been high. Every gun shop in PDX has a history and they are consistent in their practices. I remember back in 1994 when the Ban came and the same bubbleguming was about the same and after the ban was in effect the consumers went back to the gougers. Smith & Wesson and Ruger were principal players in that ban and look at them now. They are the largest sellers in the business. Ammo consumers are like Gasoline consumers . . . . . . they buy on price alone and have no long term memory.