Merry Christmas!! Did ya get anything good?

fiver

Well-Known Member
I got 2 new CD's and a pair of sweatpants.
then I got to shovel snow for 2 hours so I could get the wifes Tahoe in the driveway cause no one was here to help.
 

Brad

Benevolent Overlord and site owner
Staff member
Did you do anything to anchor the thermocouple in place? Also, How much damage will one of those Lab Radar units do to my wallet?
I just let the thermocouple sit there hanging in space. Mine has a larger end on it so it can't fall into the oven. It just protrudes into the top section of the oven above the trays of bullets.

The Labradar is roughly 500 bucks from Midway. Rick assures me it is worth every penny. I look forward to chronograph data without needed to go downrange for setup.
 

Cliff

Member
Best time was with children and grandchildren.
Myself, PSA had a sale on D&H 30 round mags. $5.99 ea., so I ordered 20. Monmouth Brass had free cleaning of brass, so I ordered 1,300 L.C.7.62x51. NOE 30xcb mold and an order from Roto metals. The brass looks brand new. They must use S/S pins to clean with.
 
Yep, a hunting trip out to Sheffield, Tx. from wife and son. Successful, too, son and I each got 8pt and 2 doe. We all went, me, wife, son, DIL and 1 and 2/3 grandsons, first one being 14 mo. old. A great Christmas!! GW
 

oscarflytyer

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not shooting related, but something I need here in AL for tornado relief - a customized hard hat!
 

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oscarflytyer

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I am quite fond of it! And even better, a Christmas present from my wife! If I have to wear one, decided I would go in style.
 

Josh

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I got a few gift cards to start my reloading room, that will get the floor laid and the bench framed in. Considering the room is bare studs, I have a nice canvas to work with.
 

Pistolero

Well-Known Member
Mark the stud locations clearly if you sheetrock it. You would be best to bolt
the loading bench to the wall to steady it. Knowing exactly where the studs are is
a time saver.
 

Josh

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Mark the stud locations clearly if you sheetrock it. You would be best to bolt
the loading bench to the wall to steady it. Knowing exactly where the studs are is
a time saver.
I have to run electric and insulate before I start on any kind of drywall work. In fact, drywall will be put up AFTER my bench is complete. It is much easier to make a change when you can still get to all the guts.