Recent content by Rubone

Must be a sad life to live as a "victim". :rolleyes:

I'll take the old parts, please?

My lawn mower was getting impossible to start, figured out it was a carb problem. no luck cleaning but found a new carb complete with air filter, and spark plug for $16. Took about 15 minutes to R&R the old one, runs like a champ..

Dismantle them and re-use or give away the components...

When we are traveling on the Navajo Rez we often come across large sheep herds, like in thousands. Interspersed among them you see a scattering of Great Pyrenees and Anatolians which are raised from puppies alongside the sheep. Then around the edges of the flock are border collies holding the...

Our normal population is way down this year, not sure why. Drought? Disease? Who knows... ours are mostly green, Prairie Rattlers...

You do know he died a year ago, right?

A couple years back on the lower part of the property

I believe that Supermatic Citation sticker on the box got there mistakenly. That is an S101 Supermatic, not a Citation, and not military model. Also the barrel length is 6-7/8 with the factory ports. I have the same pistol that is a bit newer than yours and with both available barrels. This is...

Your wife is only 20+ years old??:p

Very nice example you have, and good history as well! I have one I picked up a couple years ago. Here it is pictured with a couple of model 34 siblings.

Our local Rotary Club operates a "Free Little Library" program that has small boxes scattered around town where readers can pick up books to read and drop off books they've read. Lots of good stuff shows up and it changes constantly so I stop by them often. As to collecting books that is only...

I read a book or three every week with many genres represented in my mix. We watch a few movies on tv and the occasional series but basically turn it off in June and don't watch again until late fall, too much to do outside to waste time in front of a tv.

I have two, a 2" RB in nickel and a Kit Gun in 4". And I'm glad I have them too! They are great little guns. Shown here with an older sibling, a model of 1955 Airweight 3-1/2" (pre 42).