I think of users often but am spread to thin to cover all the bases, I thought Festus was with us too but 
My email user list is over 15k and Iām 3k into it, Iām just doing bulk sections rather than hunting users, emails cost money so we just have to do what we can how and when we can
Mornin Yall
Your as bad as me I have over 1100 contacts in my Phone ā¦
Not sure I would stand next to someone shooting that. Hope he was using low pressure loads.
Festus goes back to MCARBO, surprised he hasnāt found us.
I didnāt think they had a forum anymore?
Nope, just disapeareed without a trace or explination.
Honestly I think he had them sorta hot ā¦ I did stand about 4 to 5 feet away once . He was at the next table beside me. He was a teacher here in this county.
The trap door on several occasions was hard to close . And I seen him trying to pound it into place. Thats when I went over and took a closer look I couldnt see anything wring with it. He acted nervous or in a rush ā¦ which sirta threw me off a little bit.
Became a grenade tester later in lifeā¦
Meaning pounding a trap door closed is bad practice?
Morning folks
Is this @Belt-Fed in this video
Good Morningā¦ my antics are starting early
Huh 
So they are daily?
I thought they were simply a constant
I donāt know much about the Springfields but something sure doesnāt sound right.
Mornin Yall.
Those old trapdoors were designed for low pressure black powder rounds. A lot of the modern ammo will blow those guns up.
He did say they was Blackpowder loadsā¦ but man that sucker had a loud report and there wasnt much powder smoke floating in the airā¦ I expected a little more ā¦ maybe Iām wrong thereā¦ the rounds looked like regular modern brass and cast lead
well, think I need to go check my eye lids for cracks . later folks
Modern BP in a long barrel firearm doesnāt produce a lot of smoke on a nice day. We were noticing that on the 4th. During hunting season, cool wet air, same load looks like a civil war re-enactment.
Sounds like a conspiracy 
Now, on to serious matters
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