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This has been addressed before with little change being noted unfortunately, but let's try again. This applies equally to all sub-forums. When you ask any sort of question on the forum, but particularly a technical one, it is only the courteous thing to do to either post a "Thank you" within...

Louisiana What differentiates a zoo in Louisiana from other zoos? The Louisiana zoo has a description of the animal on the front of the cage, along with a recipe.

There is no such thing as "Best" ammunition! You must express what qualitative factor you desire it to be "best" at. Do you mean Velocity, Energy, Accuracy, Bullet Expansion, Penetration in whatever the medium? How do you want it to be "best"?? Every time someone starts one of these threads it...

No Dave, Chuck or Narragansett? Thought Pete was reinstated yesterday!

From Feb. 1965 through March 1966 I was assigned to Co. B, 707th Maintenance Battalion supporting 7th Infantry Div. Artillery at Camp Paine.Certainly there are some of you who were assigned to one of the four artillery battalions of the 7th Infantry during that period. This is my question. I...

Just for those who may have guns in different 9mm calibers, Parabellum, Largo, Browning Long, etc. Just buy a die set for 9MM parabellum (Luger, 9x19, etc.) to load for all of these. Several years ago I was trying to find a correct 9mm Largo carbide die set and ended up with RCBS, Lyman, Redding...

When you were in the Service, and in a unit where you were assigned a specific weapon, do you still recall your weapon serial number? The M-14 I was assigned while in Korea, 1965-'66, my weapon SN was 864971. Why do I remember this still after nearly 60 years? Basically because during...

Here is a link to a very informative and interesting article on the RevolverGuy web site. I came across a reference to it today and read it. It is a good discussion of history/pressures/dates/etc. for the.38+P scope of ammunition. I learned that the FBI Load really started as the St. Louis...

From a different thread: Originally Posted by DWalt "From personal experience (I worked at Hercules before it became Alliant), if the canister powder's name is the same, so will be the ballistic...

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63 years ago tonight was the day I first saw my wife, she was 14 and I was 16 and we were at a basketball game played by our High School. It was 17 days later, on January 5, 1961 when I finally learned her name and we spoke for the first time. She wanted to ask me to go on a date with her for a...

One issue I see over and over seems to be people who want to re-load but object to the cost of re-loading manuals. In this case, and for all of us, a good data source that is far better than on-line or, Heaven forbid, using data found on internet forums that cannot be verified, is the "One Book...

This starred Noah Beery, Jr. who played Joey. There was also a young boy who was his close friend. Does anyone remember this show? I have checked his filmography and can't find anything there! I thought the title was "Big Top" or possibly "Joey" but can't find anything in IMDB that way either...

From mckenney99: "The price we pay for love, is grief." All too true.

Beside spending far too much time on the S&W Forum I also often explore historical places in Google Earth. A little while ago I was looking at some of the many Coast Defense Artillery batteries in the vicinity of The Golden Gate, the geographic feature, not the bridge. Reading the notes...

Not exactly a celebration, but remembrance of two events that occurred this day. #1: The day I was born. Now I'm 79 years ago. Hooray, NOT.:mad::mad: #2: Then, on my first birthday The second Atomic bomb was dropped by "Bock's Car" on Nagasaki, the final blow that ended WWII. I will bet not...

The following link will take you to an on-line copy of a Laflin and Rand powder company historical treatise. Several currently manufactured powders were originally introduced by Laflin and Rand and proceeded through several companies to the current Alliant Two of these powders are Unique (1900)...

Within the first year when I was first hired by my Department the "Paddy Wagon" was usually driven by Reserve Officers. One night on afternoon shift the reserve driving the "Wagon" that night contacted dispatch on the radio and advised that he was following a stolen car and gave the dispatcher a...

About 25 years ago I bought a 5" M&P that dates to 1948-1951 I didn't notice until I got it home that all wasn't right!The gun is close to 90% except for two things. First, someone had electro-penciled his Utah Driver License number under the cylinder window. Guess he didn't know what serial...