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.22 rimfire has been a problem for a few years. I shoot in an indoor Bulls Eye pistol league every winter. I buy premium target .22 rimfire ammo that costs a bunch compared to regular .22 ammo. I get duds in it too, more with Remington that anything else. I shoot Ely & Aguila, whichever I can get.

Guys remember one thing, reloading supplies don't usually go bad or deteriorate over time, when stored properly. I store mine in a place that doesn't get too hot or too cold and is dry. I have some military surplus powder (4895) that is pre 1950 that is still good and I use it in my 30-06 loads...

Jim is correct. When I find what I need, I buy a lot more than I really need. The last time I bought primers (about 5 years ago), 10 of us got together and bought 500,000 primers. I'm still using them. The last time I bought shot, I bought #500 of it. I do shoot a lot , so I use a lot of...

Check with NM G & F. You might get by with a clear test done within a day or so of visiting NM.

I bought 2 when they were one sale...3..29/lb. Everyone was buying them, I bought the last 2.

I do use apple juice to spray the meat while it is on the grill. Keeps it from drying out and does give is some flavor too.

I do have another one in the freezer. I could bring it along already cooked, just reheat.

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The fruits of my labor! We demolished it!

The enzymes in pineapple juice help tenderize the meat...... Been doing it for awhile. A friend of mine told me about it, seems to work.

Wish both of you were here too!

Starting to get the Brisket ready for cooking tomorrow. Soaking it in pineapple juice for 6 hours or so in a covered pan in the refer. Take it out late this afternoon. Apply my homemade rub and leave overnight in covered pan in refer. Tomorrow morning will smoke it for about 4 hours, then finish...

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Dave, My brake will be off when I hunt with you....:LOL:

Agree 100% my friend.

I don't want to start a big argument here, but Just wanting YOUR opinion on a muzzle break. Lot's of hunters posting here they want to go to a lighter caliber because of the recoil discomfort of shooting their rifle for extended periods of time. I get it and have experienced it myself. But...

Back in the 70's I bought a pair of Browning leather waterproof boots that were exceptional. They were insulated with vibrum soles. I wore them for 20 years and had the repaired and resoled 3 or 4 times. They are pretty worn out now....but I still have them. I wear Danners now. The Brownings...

Very nice!

Glad to have you back.