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My littlest buddy Mr. Bigs He is convinced he's an athletic jumper/climber. . . He ain't! LOL

Tic Toc, Tic Toc

Not sure of the numbers but it makes sense to have Cup and Cone style bearings to work with that type of loading. It would allow the individual bearings to share the load.

The CG has very few aircraft carriers. We did carry them, but just one at a time.

He was doubly lucky that I used the outboard and not the cement pier side of the ship.

As an E6 I pitched a kid (E1) off the flight deck of our ship in Key West harbor for not obeying my E5. Got called to the skippers cabin (Very cool old school Mustang O6) & explained myself - "Consider yourself counseled" was my reprimand. LOL The little shit was just lucky we were moored and...

Wondered where you went to. Good to see ya.

FIFY

Prayers from myself and our circle. Best to you, momma and yours.

Nice Bow

Drove through S Missouri yesterday - lots of Amish on the road. Gotta watch for them!

Sorry for your loss brother - as said before, they never are with us long enough!

I get it - grew up in S Fla in the early 70's & experienced very clean white lady. Nothing else compares!

I've been near a bunch of them in AK - trapped a bunch in Martin sets. Those little buggers are absolutely fearless & have tried to take Salmon from me that weighed 5X as much as they did! If they weighed 200 lbs, no humans would be in their territory!

That sounds like a lot of fun! Caliber restrictions? I really like my 1911 for stuff like that.

I saw things like this during my CG career. Stoned little water creatures LOL.

Thanks man - someone that understands speaks volumes.

3.5" bbl, .500 Mag w/ 460 gr hard cast bullets @ warp speed (my "weak" hand is having trouble keeping up). Simply vaporizes a milk jug!

I just picked up a new Mossburg 940 12 Ga (18" bbl w/ turkey choke) w/ a holosun HE507K-GR sight for turkey this spring. Gonna run a bunch of misc shells through it to break it in & sight it in before spending the big bucks on the new tungsten hunting rounds.

He's 9 - a good run with a Boerboel is usually 12 years. What he lacks in longevity he more than makes up with his heart & love.