The Czickness XI: Fulcrum Trigger Blues.

[canterbc]

I just bought a Clinger holster for my Rami but I haven't carried it yet to have an opinion.

I have heard good things about Clinger holsters. I'm mainly looking at them and Vedder, but I have just started my search and I'm sure I'll come up with many more.

 

[T-DOGG]

So far so good

Happy B'day Tom!

 

[RustyHornet]

I have a birthday coming up very soon.............. In August. The big 25.

 

[wtburnette]

Happy B'day Tom!

Thank you sir!

I have a birthday coming up very soon.............. In August. The big 25.

Whippersnapper...

 

[RustyHornet]

Whippersnapper...

Someone has to keep you old farts on your toes.

 

[ChristianPatriot]

Someone has to keep you old farts on your toes.

I try to pitch in and help when I can

 

[RustyHornet]

I try to pitch in and help when I can

Thanks. It's hard work, there are too many of them around here.

 

[patience0830]

Thanks. It's hard work, there are too many of them around here.

Careful there, youngster. Any two or three of these old farts could tie you up and hang you upside down by your ankles from the walnut tree in the front yard. Henri might help.

 

[churchmouse]

I should get the barrel back for my Anshutz in a day or so.
I am looking into the ignition group.

 

[churchmouse]

Careful there, youngster. Any two or three of these old farts could tie you up and hang you upside down by your ankles from the walnut tree in the front yard. Henri might help.

Henri will just instruct.

 

[patience0830]

I should get the barrel back for my Anshutz in a day or so.
I am looking into the ignition group.

You're in my wheelhouse now. Which Annie?

 

[88E30M50]

I have a birthday coming up very soon.............. In August. The big 25.

Nothing big about 25 Rusty. You will probably live long enough to do everything you've ever done 3 more times if you want to. Bear in mind, some of the things you did when you were a child would be really inapproriate to do now that you're 25. If you decide to do them again anyway, it's probably best to not share that publicly.

To be honest, your best years are ahead. As much fun as I was having in my 20s, there's no way I'd trade my 30s to do them again. As much fun as the 30s were, the 40s put them to shame. So far, my 50s are shaping up to be the best yet. Take a look at CM. He's making being in his 60s look like a whole lot of fun too. I can only hope my 60s work out for me as well as they're working for CM.

 

[churchmouse]

You're in my wheelhouse now. Which Annie?

It is the M series that looks like a scar.

It is a serious tack driver.

 

[patience0830]

Yeah. You can have just as much fun. If you have a high tolerance for pain and extra time for recovery.

 

[patience0830]

It is the M series that looks like a scar.

It is a serious tack driver.

Define "tack driver".

That's the first good thing I've heard anybody say about one.

 

[RustyHornet]

Nothing big about 25 Rusty. You will probably live long enough to do everything you've ever done 3 more times if you want to. Bear in mind, some of the things you did when you were a child would be really inapproriate to do now that you're 25. If you decide to do them again anyway, it's probably best to not share that publicly.

To be honest, your best years are ahead. As much fun as I was having in my 20s, there's no way I'd trade my 30s to do them again. As much fun as the 30s were, the 40s put them to shame. So far, my 50s are shaping up to be the best yet. Take a look at CM. He's making being in his 60s look like a whole lot of fun too. I can only hope my 60s work out for me as well as they're working for CM.

One thing I heard last summer from a guy who had just turned 70 really stuck with me. I rode down with my boss and his engine building partner to Muncie Dragway to watch a couple of their engines test and tune. The man who had just turned 70 was racing his dragster. He made a comment, "when I turned 60 I knew I'd still be doing what I love to do by the end of the decade, now that I'm 70, I know I won't be doing what I want to do at the end of this decade..." he was referring to racing. It just really stuck with me.

Time is precious and we have so little of it here on earth. This is why I encourage everyone who is unhappy with what they are doing in life to change it! Do what you wanna do and be happy! I wake up everyday determined to be happy. Right now I love what I do, but it is no longer a passion. I am losing interest and thinking about where to go next.

 

[churchmouse]

Define "tack driver".

That's the first good thing I've heard anybody say about one.

It shoots as well as I run it. I missed shooting rifleman with it at an apple seed by 2 rounds and I was having a bad day. Not the rifles fault.Never a miss-feed and runs sub-sonics to CCI

 

[churchmouse]

One thing I heard last summer from a guy who had just turned 70 really stuck with me. I rode down with my boss and his engine building partner to Muncie Dragway to watch a couple of their engines test and tune. The man who had just turned 70 was racing his dragster. He made a comment, "when I turned 60 I knew I'd still be doing what I love to do by the end of the decade, now that I'm 70, I know I won't be doing what I want to do at the end of this decade..." he was referring to racing. It just really stuck with me.

Time is precious and we have so little of it here on earth. This is why I encourage everyone who is unhappy with what they are doing in life to change it! Do what you wanna do and be happy! I wake up everyday determined to be happy. Right now I love what I do, but it is no longer a passion. I am losing interest and thinking about where to go next.

The window gets smaller rapidly from 60 on. It is a day by day thing. Reaction times go south along with vision/hearing. Noticeable drops in energy and even tolerance sometimes. Naps come easier. Staying out in the shop till the wee hours are just not going to happen.

 

[88E30M50]

One thing I heard last summer from a guy who had just turned 70 really stuck with me. I rode down with my boss and his engine building partner to Muncie Dragway to watch a couple of their engines test and tune. The man who had just turned 70 was racing his dragster. He made a comment, "when I turned 60 I knew I'd still be doing what I love to do by the end of the decade, now that I'm 70, I know I won't be doing what I want to do at the end of this decade..." he was referring to racing. It just really stuck with me.

Time is precious and we have so little of it here on earth. This is why I encourage everyone who is unhappy with what they are doing in life to change it! Do what you wanna do and be happy! I wake up everyday determined to be happy. Right now I love what I do, but it is no longer a passion. I am losing interest and thinking about where to go next.

Sounds like you have a good grip on what's important in life. The thing I try to make my kids understand is that it's not about stuff. Life is not about things, but about relationships. Friendships and family are what makes a happy life, not things. Sure, things can be fun, but at the end of the day, they are just things.

 

[RustyHornet]

The window gets smaller rapidly from 60 on. It is a day by day thing. Reaction times go south along with vision/hearing. Noticeable drops in energy and even tolerance sometimes. Naps come easier. Staying out in the shop till the wee hours are just not going to happen.

Hell I am experiencing some of this right now.

No energy. Ice packs taped on me knee. In bed by 9..... Damn I'm old.