Losing it.....
03-26-2011 | 03:11 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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Losing it.....
I hate to admit this to y'all. I went to a nice gunshow this AM, and stumbled across a fellow selling reloading equipment. Naturally, I went through the stuff. Lo and behold, there was a set of RCBS dies for 6MM. I've been contemplating getting one of those guns for awhile now, and thought it was a "special" message to me. So I bought the dies after a careful going-over. After I got home and went to put the new dies in with my other ones, what do I see? I already had a set of them. RCBS and all.
..... Talk about making you give a blank stare at the wall.....
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..... Talk about making you give a blank stare at the wall.....
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03-26-2011 | 04:37 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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03-27-2011 | 04:25 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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Beyond my time
As to my old observance, It's how a lot of people buy stuff they never use. And I've known more than one person, with a garage full of "junk" instead of a vehicle or two.
As they say, I did it my way. I treated my "hobbies" as hobbies and never bought on credit. I only bought what "I needed" then and could use that very month. I would always buy the rifle, before I bought the dies. I could always use a rifle without dies, but I could never use a particular set of dies, without the rifle. It came down to the order of things.
Son, what size garage you intend on building?
As they say, I did it my way. I treated my "hobbies" as hobbies and never bought on credit. I only bought what "I needed" then and could use that very month. I would always buy the rifle, before I bought the dies. I could always use a rifle without dies, but I could never use a particular set of dies, without the rifle. It came down to the order of things.
Son, what size garage you intend on building?
03-27-2011 | 10:13 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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As to my old observance, It's how a lot of people buy stuff they never use. And I've known more than one person, with a garage full of "junk" instead of a vehicle or two.
As they say, I did it my way. I treated my "hobbies" as hobbies and never bought on credit. I only bought what "I needed" then and could use that very month. I would always buy the rifle, before I bought the dies. I could always use a rifle without dies, but I could never use a particular set of dies, without the rifle. It came down to the order of things.
Son, what size garage you intend on building?
As they say, I did it my way. I treated my "hobbies" as hobbies and never bought on credit. I only bought what "I needed" then and could use that very month. I would always buy the rifle, before I bought the dies. I could always use a rifle without dies, but I could never use a particular set of dies, without the rifle. It came down to the order of things.
Son, what size garage you intend on building?
"Son, what size garage you intend on building?".... That line there just takes the cake. Not exactly a Dale Carnegie graduate are you??
03-27-2011 | 08:12 PM
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