rough day today. Just me and the Jack Russells. Did some

Gary Reeder
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Thursday, July 04, 2019, 20:19 (2613 days ago)

reloading and pulled some bullets from reloads I picked up in a couple of estate sales. I won't sell reloads. I had a bunch of Wild West Nickel 457 brass, Garrett 45-70 nickel brass, BB 45-70 Magnum brass and a lot more. Most new, unfired.I will bag it up for give away stuff at the HHC in a couple of months. I already have probably 500 lbs of give away stuff sorted out for the HHC. Usually I fill up 2 or 3 tables (8 footers) full of give away stuff and there should be easy enough to fill up 3 or 4 tables this year. Everybody gets something.

Colleen is taking one of the JRs up to Washington and stopping by the company that manufactures the parts for our custom 1911s and pick out another large batch of parts on Monday before heading back home. That is the good thing about having a wife that is into guns. When we go out to eat in the evenings our conversations are always either guns or dogs, or both. I always feel a bit sorry for the guys that come into the shop and their wife stands there with her arms crossed over her chest, and a shitty look on her face and hates every minute of it. A few days ago a fellow I know well picked up a 100 pack of CCI Mini Mag 22 LRs on the showcase. His wife jumped in with a nasty remark asking him if he still had any at home. He said about half a box. She grabbed the box and put it back on the counter and told him when he finished them he could buy some more. I had a real hard time keeping my big mouth shut. Guys that are scared of their wives puzzle me. I mean, what is she going to do if you just tell her to shut the hell up? She is not going to divorce you for standing up and being a man instead of a mouse. She may not talk to you for a week but that means some peace and quiet. One friend here in Flag buys a few guns, but when he does he has to ask his wife if it is OK. And usually he will bring in one of his guns to sell or put on consignment before he is allowed to buy another gun. That, my friends, is not living. That is existing. I just don't understand it. But it is none of my business if a man is scared shitless of his wife. I just don't have a lot of respect for him. Nuff said.

I was thinking the other day, yea I know it a stretch for me

Blake
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Friday, July 05, 2019, 04:19 (2613 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

But, I was thinking of the Bear you had to put down. The only gun you had was the PD. Now you have a gun in every room of the house, a AR in the shower, yet you and Colleen don’t have truck guns? When I lived in Colorado I always had a lighter in my pocket a pocket knife and a gun at least in the daypack that went everywhere with me. Always a truck gun in the Rover. In Georgia I dropped the lighter and the truck but have enough gun in the car for any man or beast in the lower 48. You had an epiphany on the ammo because of it, but 45acp not my first choice for the job. Would think a Blackhawk in 41GNR be at least a good start for the trucks. Just my $.02 Bwana

there is always a gun in all 5 of our vehicles

Gary Reeder
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Friday, July 05, 2019, 10:57 (2613 days ago) @ Blake

Makes sense doesn't it? 2 of us and 5 vehicles. Anyway each has a "truck gun" plus Colleen always has at least 2 guns in her 75 lb purse. And I always have my PD. I am working on a special carry gun right now. We bought out 2 1911 companies in the last few months and had 2 large safes full of slides, frames and many of the regular parts but some of the parts are in small supply. That is what Colleen is doing. She has an appointment Monday with the company in Washington to pick up enough small parts to finish a couple hundred guns. Anyway, I am working on an idea for a special carry gun that can also work as a "truck gun" in a bear situation or a fat guy in a fur coat.

truck gun

Joe Pollock
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Friday, July 05, 2019, 11:08 (2613 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

I will call Eric and get on the list.

Eric in your shop

Teresa McClure
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Saturday, July 06, 2019, 08:16 (2612 days ago) @ Joe Pollock

Was always an interesting experience! I think he had as much fun flirting with Colleen as perusing the cases and the shelves! I admit to not being overly fond of Jack Russells, but Colleen’s always intrigued me when I was in the shop.

Sounds great. Thanks

Blake
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Friday, July 05, 2019, 12:18 (2613 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

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we sell a lot of Bug Out Bags but nobody has asked for a

Gary Reeder
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Friday, July 05, 2019, 13:56 (2613 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

"Get Home Bag". That would be a bag with the things you might need to get back home if the schnitzles hit the fan while you are out on the road. I would think that would be just as important as a bug out bag. If things go south while I am home I plan to just hunker down and if the bad guys are interested in me, let them come get me. But if it happens while I am on the road going to or coming from a hunt then I will need things other than those in a bug out bag. I am working on one for each vehicle as a "Just in case".

Well I am blessed with a wife that

Grover Sr
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Friday, July 05, 2019, 08:10 (2613 days ago) @ Gary Reeder

Has supported me in all my endeavors. She might ask how much a gun cost me out of curiosity but she understands I know what we can afford and what we can't. That's also one reason I appreciate Gary's sales so much. We don't have a lot of extra disposable cash but he's made some guns affordable that I couldn't have otherwise purchased.

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