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    Cutting Off Mossberg Bbl

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    Griddle in the winter?

    Not just for rib eye...
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    Griddle in the winter?

    Oldie but a goodie repeat post: Perfect for an open garage by the motorway in the asscrack of winter if you know how to control the temperature. This produces copious amounts of delicious smoke. He's since become fancy dancy with some "reverse sear" bullshit. Whatever. If done right; this...
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    Re Bbl Mod 700

    Pard in the Hills is thinking about a 6.5. He has a .243 ADL which hasn't been used since the '80's. Thoughts, economics, suggestions? Thanks
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    Griddle in the winter?

    Y'all ever try it in the fort?
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    Cutting Off Mossberg Bbl

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    Plate Sized Bluegill

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    Cutting Off Mossberg Bbl

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    Cutting Off Mossberg Bbl

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    Plate Sized Bluegill

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    Story of The National Anthem

    Things have changed a bit in Baltimore. :(:mad:
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    Story of The National Anthem

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    the 410

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    Hail destroys solar farm.

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    Hail destroys solar farm.

    Why wouldn't it?!: Both for logical earth science and communist propaganda...
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    the 410

    I vehemently agree with the coach. I've read many expert skeet/trap shooters refuse to pattern their .410s because the anemic patterns would screw with their heads.
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    the 410

    If I remember correctly the .410(3in) has to withstand the same chamber pressure as a 3 1/2in 12ga: 65,000psi(?...): Pop and kerblam. I once emailed Remington to produce .45 Colt bbls for 870's/1100's, etc and received a Democrat/ambiguous response: Maybe should've tried Hasting's... FUN...
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    Hail destroys solar farm.

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    Hail destroys solar farm.

    I was at MAFB for eleven years. SW of the base and SE of the old chapel was a decent size lake. I saw it dry up to the point of growing wheat(?...) in it's basin like it was never there to return to full pool in 2011. You're right. Climate does change. Don't prove "Sheldon Cooper" correct.

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