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TMA Postal Shoots / Re: MAY Targets Posted (Interrim)
« Last post by Nessmuk on May 16, 2024, 09:26:44 PM »what address did you send it to?
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The Campfire / Re: The Kibler Fowler!!
« Last post by Nessmuk on May 16, 2024, 09:25:27 PM »You'll love the SMR!! Got any suggestions for stain on a Cherry stock?
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The Campfire / Re: The Kibler Fowler!!
« Last post by KDubs on May 16, 2024, 08:58:02 PM »I did too, looks nice, I see people complaining about the barrel, Jim says it's PC
If n when I buy another it will be an SMR .
Kevin
If n when I buy another it will be an SMR .
Kevin
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The Campfire / Re: What's Everyone Doing?
« Last post by No Powder on May 16, 2024, 08:47:23 PM »Good luck with that !
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TMA Postal Shoots / Re: MAY Targets Posted (Interrim)
« Last post by Salty on May 16, 2024, 07:38:04 PM »Hey Nessmuk,
I emailed my Sgt York to you but I don’t see it posted.
Salty
I emailed my Sgt York to you but I don’t see it posted.
Salty
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The Campfire / The Kibler Fowler!!
« Last post by Nessmuk on May 16, 2024, 07:10:06 PM »has anyone else got the pre-order announcement From Jim Kibler?
It looks great to me. I'm so enamored of my Kibler SMR, I'm pre-ordering today,
20 Gauge with a cherry stock.
It looks great to me. I'm so enamored of my Kibler SMR, I'm pre-ordering today,
20 Gauge with a cherry stock.
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TMA Postal Shoots / MAY Targets Posted (Interrim)
« Last post by Nessmuk on May 16, 2024, 07:04:37 PM »I hope more are coming, 16 shooting days left.
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The Campfire / Re: HAPPY BIRTHDAY sleepyhunter!!!
« Last post by Nessmuk on May 16, 2024, 06:56:38 PM »Hey!! It's your Birthday! Wake up and talk to us Sleepyhunter!!
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The Campfire / Re: What's Everyone Doing?
« Last post by Nessmuk on May 16, 2024, 06:52:37 PM »Yard work, honey do's, Gun club work, garage work, everything but car servicing. when you're retired everyone thinks you're available to help.
This week-end is for ME!!
This week-end is for ME!!
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The Campfire / Re: What's Everyone Doing?
« Last post by Winter Hawk on May 16, 2024, 06:32:20 PM »Well, that's a fine howdy-do! I had a reply half done and somehow managed to make it disappear! Well, try again. 
Nothing exciting has been going on. Had my annual physical on Monday; all looks good except for whatever measurement it is for diabetes. I'm now "borderline" pre-diabetic, so have to cut back on sugar which means none as I haven't been a heavy sugar consumer anyway.
Shooting, I haven't really had the chance to get to the range, and when I did it was raining. I'll see what tomorrow brings. If the morning is dry I want to get out and shoot the May targets. Also need to do the weekly shopping.
We had to put one of the cats down last week. He came to us as a foster with medical needs. He was found in a trailer with 27 (!) other cats. It was so bad the folks getting them out had to wear oxygen masks. He was skin over bones, ears were tattered and super sick. We nursed him back to health which took over 3 months, but he has always been sickly with draining eyes and upper respiratory problems. No one wanted to adopt him so we took him permanently. That was 8 years ago. He came down with another sinus infection and it took him down to the point that he couldn't eat or drink, They tried the three strongest antibiotics and they didn't do anything. He had a good life here and we decided it was best to help him over the divide. Still a real bummer!
And that is all the news from Lake Woebegone....
~Kees~
Nothing exciting has been going on. Had my annual physical on Monday; all looks good except for whatever measurement it is for diabetes. I'm now "borderline" pre-diabetic, so have to cut back on sugar which means none as I haven't been a heavy sugar consumer anyway.
Shooting, I haven't really had the chance to get to the range, and when I did it was raining. I'll see what tomorrow brings. If the morning is dry I want to get out and shoot the May targets. Also need to do the weekly shopping.
We had to put one of the cats down last week. He came to us as a foster with medical needs. He was found in a trailer with 27 (!) other cats. It was so bad the folks getting them out had to wear oxygen masks. He was skin over bones, ears were tattered and super sick. We nursed him back to health which took over 3 months, but he has always been sickly with draining eyes and upper respiratory problems. No one wanted to adopt him so we took him permanently. That was 8 years ago. He came down with another sinus infection and it took him down to the point that he couldn't eat or drink, They tried the three strongest antibiotics and they didn't do anything. He had a good life here and we decided it was best to help him over the divide. Still a real bummer!
And that is all the news from Lake Woebegone....
~Kees~