Greybeard
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Best load for Saddam's Drones?
Well, once again the TV is telling us about what may be comin', but I can't find specifics just yet on Tom Ridge's web site about how to best take down Saddam's GPS-directed drones.
The wife got some good stamina built up last week filling up the garage with bottled water and canned tuna. She did a bangup job too with all that plastic sheeting and duct tape. Doing all those windows up on the second floor from the ladder was sorta spooky, but she got 'em done. (I'm afraid of heights, ya know.)
Just now, I've got her loading up a couple dozen 30 round magazines of .223 for her to "be prepared" around the house and while she's out building fence. I am having her load a tracer every 4'th round in the midst of 45 grain HP varmint loads. Do y'all think that's about right for a woman that doesn't shoot but once a week to be able to hit a low-flyin' drone? No problem if ya think she might need to reload all those magazines with a tracer as every 2'nd round. She could work on building up a little more strength in her arms and fingers. (We also saw on the TV all the money that other woman made whoopin' on Tonya Harding. The wife thinks she could take Tonya out in the first round, so we're gonna work on tryin' to set that up - if the drones don't get us first.)
Me, I'm just gonna carry the 12 gauge duck gun. Slip in some 00 buckshot instead of the 6s and nobody will ever know the difference. ' Wouldn't want the neighbors think I'm nuts or sumthin' by being seen all the time with one of those "evil" black rifles.
Y'all let me know what ya think about the tracer mix now, would ya? We got plenty of 'em if needed and mama should be done splittin' the rest of the firewood by this time tomorrow.
Well, once again the TV is telling us about what may be comin', but I can't find specifics just yet on Tom Ridge's web site about how to best take down Saddam's GPS-directed drones.
The wife got some good stamina built up last week filling up the garage with bottled water and canned tuna. She did a bangup job too with all that plastic sheeting and duct tape. Doing all those windows up on the second floor from the ladder was sorta spooky, but she got 'em done. (I'm afraid of heights, ya know.)
Just now, I've got her loading up a couple dozen 30 round magazines of .223 for her to "be prepared" around the house and while she's out building fence. I am having her load a tracer every 4'th round in the midst of 45 grain HP varmint loads. Do y'all think that's about right for a woman that doesn't shoot but once a week to be able to hit a low-flyin' drone? No problem if ya think she might need to reload all those magazines with a tracer as every 2'nd round. She could work on building up a little more strength in her arms and fingers. (We also saw on the TV all the money that other woman made whoopin' on Tonya Harding. The wife thinks she could take Tonya out in the first round, so we're gonna work on tryin' to set that up - if the drones don't get us first.)
Me, I'm just gonna carry the 12 gauge duck gun. Slip in some 00 buckshot instead of the 6s and nobody will ever know the difference. ' Wouldn't want the neighbors think I'm nuts or sumthin' by being seen all the time with one of those "evil" black rifles.
Y'all let me know what ya think about the tracer mix now, would ya? We got plenty of 'em if needed and mama should be done splittin' the rest of the firewood by this time tomorrow.
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