m7040
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Actually it is in Mercersburg on 307 N Main STI am left eye dominant but shoot with right eye looking at sights. Never seemed to matter.
I think I convinced son to drive tomorrow instead of Friday. I told him he might be skating up I81 Friday.
Fritz, is that old gas station on Rt 11?
My health insurance won’t pay for a test my son needed. They just say your plan doesn’t cover it. I find it hard to believe.
Course we find out after it’s done, and it did come out positive and he had to be treated.
Haven’t caught up on everyone yet.
Yes, that route is far more scenic than the west side of the state. There are some beautiful areas over there, but they are much further apart. Then there is a lot more traffic that way too!.LS, thanks for the offer. I won’t be pulling my camper that far, but if I’m in the area I’ll stop by and say high. I want to ride the cumbress railroad sometime, and would like to do Durango Silverton RR again.
Pegosa Springs get mentioned in western books. I’ve been thru it twice on 160.
I was looking at your route today on google maps.
Thanks for the pics.
Actually it is in Mercersburg on 307 N Main ST
Yes it is a yellow lab. Learning to walk stairs. He does not like stairs but with time he will get itFritz, is he a yellow lab? ---- I think your holiday is going to be 'fun filled' for sure!
The day before Christmas (Dec 23) when I grew up was called little Christmas Eve. Christmas for us was celebrated the eve of December 24 with dance around the tree and singing before getting gifts and visit by Santa Claus . Dinner was roast pork, goose, red cabbage, potatoes and gravy. Dessert was a rice pudding with rum and cherry sauce and the one who found the almond got a priceGood (Wednesday) morning. Overnight Low of 10C and it's presently 20.9C, fairly calm and sunny. The 'Liars' say that Summer "will, definitely, positively, arrive by Christmas Eve"... yeah, right. We'll see as 'they' usually say these things with their hands behind their back.
It's the weekly 'in-to-town-day' for mail and a wee bit of grocery shopping. With a guest (soon to be two as of Boxing Day) I find that more grocery shopping is required due to changes in evening meal menus.
We'll probably either continue with the vine odyssey, however I'll need to get a trim/mow in prior to the weekend. Friday is, of course, St. Tibb's Eve so I'll need to ensure that there's enough rum in the house to properly celebrate.
That's about it, take care all.
It may be time for a red-dot sight. Upgrade the classic with some newfangled crap—- but those dot sights do work!Had the lever action 243 browning for more that 50 years. It has a 5 shot magazine only. But after the retina surgery on my right eye I can not shoot "straight". Anyone tried to shoot from other side? Not easy I think to change over
M16/aR15/m4 mags can be reloaded with stripper clips and ”spoons” - and adapter that fits over the end of the mag and keeps the stripper clip on line for proper loading.Having to stretch my memory a bit,
I know the M14 could accept "stripper clips", with the bolt locked back you could take a stripper clip of rounds slide the clip into a dovetail in the receiver and shove 10 rounds down and into the magazine, two strippers and the mag was fully loaded.
The magazine could also be removed from the rifle and a loaded mag latched in as well, and the empty mag loaded from loose rounds.
I don't believe the M16 had that ability.
Previous to the M14 the Garand M1 was loaded with an 8 round stripper clip that ejected from the rifle when empty.