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Yup, that's a new Ruger Marlin Guide Gun in 45-70. The shotty is a 590, they started offering walnut furniture again a few years ago.

This is the steel slappin' crew assembled before a trip to the range.

Make it stop.........

I'm a big tomato grower and usually do three types. Early Girls just to get something going and be eating fresh BLTs asap. San Marzano are known for making a premium sauce, don't forget a nice food mill with a few blades. Ugly Ripes/Heirloom type tomatoes they take much longer, but taste...

That container looks like it would hold water for about a week, unless the plant is in very high heat. My shot in the dark guess is overwatering/root disease issues.

I did sone reading and it seems those older 25-35s had a 1-8 twist, later they moved to 1-10. That should work for modern .257 copper bullets. I wouldn't have traded in some of my grampa's cool old guns that had hard to find pricey ammo if I was reloading years ago. Two guns from the 1930's a...

Hornady and Winchester still make 25-35 brass. Definitely seems like a roll your own type of rifle. I've been stocking up on some home roles myself. I got 600 rounds .357 and 200 rounds 45-70 ready for some nice weather. The savings on the 45-70 is substantial considering it's $60-$75 a box in...

AN is known for selling outlandish BS stories about their unicorn piss in a bottle. Another vote to run it at pH6 like any other nutrient solution.

Had fun with the crew last night, poker tournament and snow bong rips.

MYYCO Free culture with : BOGO31

Remember.... if the US government really doesn't want you to do something, they will just kill you. They made sure ethanol that would likely fall into bootleggers hands was poisoned. That later made it to the speakeasies of the time killing thousands. I doubt it would be hard to get laced...

I haven't needed to trim yet, I bought one of the Lee Factory Crimp dies that applies a rifle style collet crimp to .357. It's not as fussy for case OAL as a roll crimp die.

Fell even further down the reloading rabbithole.....figured I might as well do some casting too. I got a mold with two pins that drops a 165 HP or a 173 FP. Those go through a .358 sizer and then into some homemade lube; beeswax, bagbalm, alox and a chunk of cherry candle, so it doesn't smell...

The first time I made winterized oil I had no clue how strong it was. I made some hot tea and honey, then stirred in what I thought was a small amount. About 45 minutes later I was full on Smoke Dog in Deebo's pigeon coop, took me about two hours to find any sort of reality.