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Dave and Pete were a couple of drinking buddies who worked as aircraft engineers in Darwin, Australia . One day the airport was fogged in and they were stuck in the hangar with nothing to do. Dave said, 'Man, I wish we had something to drink!' Pete says, 'Me too. Y'know, I've heard you can drink...

But they very seldom will give any. On my grizzly hunt the unsuccessful hunters were long time clients of the outfitter so asking them was a wash. It's funny in that after I had a couple of others ask me about the hunt and when I was honest and what I said about the outfitter got back to him...

As more of us take or go on guided hunts we will find that all of us are open to this kind of a problem. My grizzly hunt was about like CC's experience however it was dependent on the animals themselves. The hunting was fantastic but the finding was very poor. One big problem is that when...

I actually like the doe and cow draw. It makes a person have to decided just what they want to hunt and keeps people from taking a cow or a doe while still putting in for a bull or buck in the harder to draw units. Perhaps even going as far as saying that if you draw a tag for a elk or a deer...

While he may be the top dog, he is also responsible to hire competent people to see that this type of thing doesn't happen. Even when there is some bad rigging I don't hear people yelling for the producers head to be sacrificed but they do go after the crew that did the rigging that either...

The problem as I see it is that these movie sets have a procedure in place to grantee safety where firearms are concerned. When a actor or actress is handed a firearm they should know that it safe without checking it. In this case there were a number of things that were wrong with the...

These are actors that we are talking about. Most of them have no idea of what real life is all about. They live in a make believe world both when they are on a movie set and off of it.

But the point being on a movie set there is not suppose to be any live ammo, and someone is in charge of the firearms to make sure that they are safe before a idiot picks it up and makes it go bang.

If I was young again I would look real hard at building up a wildcat round. Either one that is established or come up with some hair brained idea of what I wanted. If I was building one for myself I believe that I would start out with the 404 Jeffery cartridge and then perhaps neck it down...

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It is a lot easier on the pocket book if you can find that one powder that will work across several calibers. For me it is Unique, and H110 for pistol rounds. Unique works for the light loads and then to power them up I'll go with the H110. Both work quite well in my 357's and 44 magnums...

Tomorrow is suppose to be a good day with a storm moving in for Wednesday and then good again on Thursday. Scott, some of his back straps were delicious.