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Thank you, Sir!

It is always a welcome respite to find like-minded individuals who love the Lord and love their firearms... what a great crew this is!

In His grace,
John

Buy once, cry once...

Helly Hansen Impertec

Best,
John

No comment on the aging question but can say that an Alaskan/Yukon moose hindquarter (130+lbs) with the bone in will freeze solid as a rock with no "sour" in the center. Winter hunts in these parts...

In rank order I would have to say...

1) Redding
2) RCBS
3) Lyman
4) Lee

Not really a huge fan of the one set of Hornady dies I run (.375 H&H) but they do work... This opinion is worth...

Had a couple pounds of moose breakfast sausage sitting in the fridge to thaw... The lovely Mrs. AK4570 combined them with some white beans and BBQ sauce for a right tasty dinner. A side of broccoli...

Thank you, Sir. That is a fitting and timely reminder of where our security truly lies.

Have a blessed Christmas season,
John

Prayers lifted for hope, healing, and the restoration that only our Lord can bring.

John

We'll done, Sir, and a story well told. I almost felt like I was there with you (wishful thinking on my part as a new position necessitated choosing work over hunting this season).

Have a blessed...

Since all of my shooting/hunting takes place in the frozen North (with a fondness for heavy lead added in:-)), I'll add my vote for the 14 twist.

Best,
John

Another vote for the amazing Geissele triggers... A slightly more budget-friendly option is the two stage match trigger from Rock River Arms.

Best,
John

Prayers lifted. He is able.

Fred, I really like the look of that one. What diameter are you ordering it from Tom. Also, are you seeing any leading in a stock Glock barrel? Load?

Thanks all.
John

I'm looking at setting up to cast for the 10mm. Primary uses will be plinking (can we apply that term to the 10?) and the active discouragement of 4-legged carnivores. I'm thinking in the 185 to 200...

Very nicely done! And with an air rifle and boolits too... that's amazing!

Congrats.
John

May He bless you and keep you and shelter you in the palm of His hand, my friend. Prayers for comfort and peace lifted.

Blessings,
John

Prayers lifted for strength, comfort, and peace for you and your family.

Blessings,
John

Prayers lifted.

Good afternoon, Scott.

First of all, I want to thank you for the immense courage that it takes to publicly own the "hard" stuff. You are a man of great strength and the Lord is using you to...

I'm glad to hear that you are improving daily, my friend. He is able! Prayers lifted for your continued recovery.

Blessings
John

Prayers lifted for peace, comfort, strength and His perfect will. Blessings.

John

Wow! That is amazing craftsmanship!

Whew! Glad you are OK! If you did inadvertently bumpfire, the "peppering" could have been secondary debris from wherever the second round impacted(i. e. Spent casing on range floor) Again, I'm glad...

That is an immensely interesting piece... As previously noted, why don't I ever find stuff like that?

I just can't think of a single thing to dislike about an AR10 in the lovely .358... The only downside I can think of is weight... I thought I had seen where someone (DPMS?) was building one in 338...

Prayers lifted, my friend.