Are the empties valuable?

[John Wayne]

Delta my friend, you are suffering the same malady that many men get as they age. Worldly pleasures and material possessions fail to satisfy. This is quite common as we age, but it can happen at any time in a mans life. The solution or cure is to have a solid relationship with the Lord our God. If ya accept him into your life, he will accept you into his flock, and reward you with eternal life. Your guns, ammo, range sessions and everything that seems so important to us on this earth, will become less important by comparison.

I mean no offense or embarrassment by putting this post on the open forum, but I think you're not the only guy around here who might relate to my message. I hope that y'all know and love Jesus, but if not, give him a chance. Drop in at our "Our Chapel Forum" and test the water. Myself and many others would be happy to chat with you, publicly or privately. jd

Well said JD. Ever notice how he looks just like Charles Bronson?
Anyway, we understand Delta E!
JW

[GregLaROCHE]

Not valuable as from a collection point of view, but I have started cutting off the bottom half of the now plastic cans and using them to put small parts in, especially when I am disassembling something. They have been coming in handy.

[Hamish]

Of course they’re valuable! Especially when it costs you 2 bucks and it still has a pound and a half of powder in it,,,,,

IMG_4694.jpg

[jdsingleshot]

Agree with all of the above, including "The solution or cure is to have a solid relationship with the Lord our God." But let's not forget that we can have that relationship only because He paid the penalty for us by voluntarily dying in our place! Praise God.

[LDB]

Of course they’re valuable! Especially when it costs you 2 bucks and it still has a pound and a half of powder in it,,,,,

IMG_4694.jpg

Can't get any idea of perspective. What was the original full weight of that one? It's cool.