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Wolf Extra Match 22lr
Bergara B14R here. I have not tried the Extra, but Wolf Match Target grouped really, really well with my rifle. It also chrono'd closer to 1140ish vs. CCI-SV at 1080ish (if I remember the numbers correctly; it was noticeable higher in velocity like SK long range). At 100 yards, I used 1.6 mil... -
Just Some Simple Smashburgers, Fries and Onion Rings
I'm interested in the onion rings. Store bought or homemade? If store bought, what are they and how are they? And if home made, details please. I have never tried to make them at home before, but it's on my kitchen bucket list. I love onion rings. -
Fish-Fry day Today
I like Louisiana Products better for that exact reason, but it is nice to see someone else point out the differences I have seen myself. I will try the vinegar suggestion. That is a very interesting suggestion that needs to be tried. I too use LOTS of batter, almost wastefully. Your cook... -
Cancelled my USCCA membership today…
The Laws, Legalities, Legislation, & Libation thread... Yes Austin, I know you admitted that elsewhere.- davidd
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- Forum: Laws, Legalities, & Legislation
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Cancelled my USCCA membership today…
Thank you as well for the response. It's been a while, prob more than 15 years, since I read up on this. My recollection (and I use that word intentionally) is that a 401(k) was an asset that would be protected from a liability judgment against you via federal ERISA regulations. I think your...- davidd
- Post #53
- Forum: Laws, Legalities, & Legislation
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Cancelled my USCCA membership today…
For me, this is the best information someone has posted on this site in a really long time. Probably ever. Thank you.- davidd
- Post #51
- Forum: Laws, Legalities, & Legislation
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Cancelled my USCCA membership today…
I know we have attorneys and insurance agents on this forum. They have been vocal in the past on issues relevant to their industries. I would love to hear some of them chime in on this. You can start with the standard I AM NOT ACTING AS YOUR ATTORNEY or I AM NOT ACTING AS YOUR INSURANCE AGENT...- davidd
- Post #45
- Forum: Laws, Legalities, & Legislation
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Cancelled my USCCA membership today…
I'm doing much of what you are saying already and agree. My only comment is that even though my assets may be in 'sort of' protected classes, my income is not. IANAL (wow I never typed that acronym before, it looks a little suspect...) I cannot help but assume that as we take taxable...- davidd
- Post #37
- Forum: Laws, Legalities, & Legislation
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Cancelled my USCCA membership today…
Please update us on what you find.- davidd
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- Forum: Laws, Legalities, & Legislation
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Trying out this suppressor cleaner
Rimfire? Yes. I don't need a solid lead weight on the front of my pistol. -
Trying out this suppressor cleaner
Here is another suggestion for a pre-treatment for baffles that really helps to get the mess off without much fuss. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008BJCY1K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 -
357 wadcutter loads
Loads for 38spl +p with a similar bullet style will work just fine in a 357 case. Honestly, you can go even lighter if you don't want to follow the manual to the letter, with the faster powders like TG, N320, Unique, and Bullseye. My silhouette load for a 125g plated bullet is 5.0g Titegroup...- davidd
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- Forum: Ammo & Reloading
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Baked Potato Night
The microwave is only for when, on a Friday during Lent when I am working from home, I realize at 12:20 that I need something for lunch. Nuke it. Otherwise you are absolutely correct. The oven is always best. -
Baked Potato Night
What do you season them with? I usually use just kosher salt. I also use olive oil, but bacon drippings sure does sound better! I appreciate that suggestion. Also, do you poke holes before baking or leave them un-poked? I have always used a fork to poke holes, but yours look un-poked. And... -
Firearms rights in Louisiana - specific to teachers
My older daughter was recently at ULL in 'education' or so they call it. I saw her class schedules with course names, and I have seen what 'education' programs recently produce. While I wish you with all of my heart the best with this endeavor, well, good luck. I hope she and her associates...- davidd
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- Forum: Off Topic Discussion & Site News
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Squirrels,suppressed.
Adjustable parallax is probably the most important feature for this situation, and many if not all scopes listed as "rimfire" will have that. I have a Vortex Venom 5-25x56 on a competition 22 that works great. It gets you that crisp focus at as little as 10 yards, where most regular hunting... -
The Wife Had a Special Request (Recipe posted...)
Any white wine that is not pink will probably work just fine. Less expensive brands usually are fine for cooking purposes in my experience, especially bulk type cooking like a big pot of soup. Some type of Chardonnay is always a safe bet. I have always just used whatever was in the fridge and... -
Just Some Good 'ol Red Beans Today
It's a great addition anywhere you might normally use ham or bacon. -
Just Some Good 'ol Red Beans Today
Simmer for at least an hour, longer is fine. My wife cooks the pork as long as the beans, usually 4-5 hours. It's worth it. I think we buy Savoie's at Albertsons. -
Just Some Good 'ol Red Beans Today
My mom did it, and so I almost bullied my wife into trying it. Pickled pork. Once she made a batch with it, she was hooked too. You don't even need to brown it. I literally do not want to eat red beans without it. The sausage is nice but doesn't really matter to me.