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76Y40 Yes, unit and organizational supply clerk and small arms repair. Fort Lee, 1968-69. I think it was 76Y30. Promoted to Sgt. and became 76Y40.

Thanks Red.

Thanks Norm.

Bunny Fart: nothing too distractive at 0900 hours!

Never forgot the laughter when we watched "The Green Berets", about 1969, at our outdoor amphitheater in Vietnam. Apologies to John Wayne.

Apologies to Smith and Wesson. Own and love my Models 49 and 28 from "days of yesteryear". But...I got this Kimber 3 inch K6S, about 5 lbs of CFE Pistol, and would like any "bunny fart" load suggestions for .357 mag brass (hate those rings at the end of the cylinder from firing .38 special in a...

I always wondered about your wife's peanut butter cookies.

My 1978 S&W Model 49 is not stamped "+P" but I bought it with the understanding that it would withstand "+P" loads.

Is your kitchen window at the back of the house?

Four layers of denim, pork ribs, a bag of oranges with the hard drive sandwiched in between the oranges to simulate lungs, more pork ribs, and five layers of high-tech fleece. Paul Harrell fans on You-tube will get this technique.

The vendor contacted me today and promised to make arrangements for return shipping.

My recent order of "Armscor Cal 357mag FMJ 158 gr Bullet Heads" are actually 125 grain. BE SAFE, Check your order!

Spoken For Old Joe Clark is waiting by his mail box Guys. Thanks for you interest.

Paying it forward. Anyone need one? They offer a good excuse to watch baseball while you're catching up on your priming. I have switched to their APS strip primer.

I worry about the oranges.