The old shop was across from Motel Interlude in Miller.
I remember that place. (Um, I remember seeing it from the ugly purple outside, not the inside, which was probably way uglier.)
The old shop was across from Motel Interlude in Miller.
https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/ammunition-reloading-supplies/344382-6-825rds-22lr.html
Do you think we can do a group buy to get this ammo for the youth event.
Maybe offer him .07 cents a round for all of it.
Anyone want to help?
Or even if we do it for our personal inventory.
If you drive your "UTV" into a thicket of Hawthorn branches will the tires pop?
Apparently my sister-in-law doesn't think the tires on a side-by-side utility vehicle can go flat.
We have about 1000 Hawthorn trees on the property. We were out pruning off the low branches and piled them up into stacks all around the work area. Instead of driving to the edge of the work area and loading up the cargo bed with the thorn filled branches, she decided to drive into the middle of all the trimmed branches with their 1 to 1.5 inch long thorns.
Now I'm sure there is some SLIME in a couple of those tires from previous forays into the thorns, but I expect that I will have a repair project for tomorrow.
The CDC declined to identify the patient by name or say where he was being treated. It also declined to say on which airlines or bus line the patient traveled. Schuchat said the CDC was working with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to contact individuals who may have been exposed to the patient during his travels.
Yeah, UTV tires suck as far as puncture resistance, and hawthorns suck as far as pruning.
I don't want to say she did it on purpose, but it makes you wonder.
The guy is a doctor who lives in Munster.First U.S. case of deadly MERS virus confirmed: CDC
The guy is at community hospital right now. He came from the Middle East via London via Chicago and then took the bus to Hammond. Only bus that comes to Hammond is... you know the one by Cabela's.
Got to love this from the article...
If you drive your "UTV" into a thicket of Hawthorn branches will the tires pop?
Apparently my sister-in-law doesn't think the tires on a side-by-side utility vehicle can go flat.
We have about 1000 Hawthorn trees on the property. We were out pruning off the low branches and piled them up into stacks all around the work area. Instead of driving to the edge of the work area and loading up the cargo bed with the thorn filled branches, she decided to drive into the middle of all the trimmed branches with their 1 to 1.5 inch long thorns.
Now I'm sure there is some SLIME in a couple of those tires from previous forays into the thorns, but I expect that I will have a repair project for tomorrow.