Recent content by FergusonTO35

Savage Axis .308 with scope at about 150 yards. Load is 37.2 grains IMR 4895 under a 180 grain W-W Power Point. Normally this load is a complete pass through but not on this guy! It still did the job though.

Ok, I think I can die now...

I think you're onto something because I'm batting 1000 with my crossbow!

Nice gun, and a keeper for sure. If I keep the 94 I'll just use it for general woods stomping and varmints. I really don't think there is anything wrong with the rifle and it has always shot well on the range. I'm just on the short bus as far as marksmanship goes and need all the help I can get.

Went hunting yesterday evening with my trusty Winchester 94. This rifle has a Williams FP receiver sight and is always dead on at 80 yards with my favorite load, I sighted it in again just on Monday. Last night I missed an easy broadside 50 yard shot at a doe. Twice. Yes, she gave me two chances...

There is a caboose on display in a park near one of the county offices that my job serves, it is unusual on two counts. The build date is 1981, I can't imagine very many cabooses were still being ordered at that time. Also, it wears faded L&N colors and not Family Lines. So, in 1981 they ordered...

Getting it past the wife would require some careful planning...

Check this out. On Monday, an ex-C&O caboose wearing original colors was being used on a revenue train in Lexington, KY. Even though the reporting marks show it actually belongs to a leasor, that's still cool as hell. I haven't seen that since I was a kid in the early 80's. Not my photo...

All I can say is, extended oil drain intervals are a bad idea even when using premium synthetic oil and filters. All the contaminants build up and need to go somewhere, and the best oil and filters in the world have their limitations as to how much they can hold in suspension before damage...

We sold the PDP at the shop I used to work at. Nice gun but I can't get past the ugly sawtooth serrations on the slide. The PPQ was way better in my opinion.

My dad pulls his heavy fiberglass boat with the 3.6 Grand Cherokee and has had no problems in 214,000 miles. It has my respect!

Hmm, so I guess me and my two are all in our mid 40's. No wonder we get along so well!

I love the gen. 5 Glocks, the only guns they've made that I didn't feel the need to modify in some way. They are very lead bullet friendly too, of course Glock will never say that. My bone stock gen. 5 19 will keep up with my old school S&W K frame .38's in terms of accuracy with lead bullets...

Man, that's really strange. KDFWR practically begs us to take does, especially in CWD counties. In some eastern counties with low deer populations you can't take does with a rifle, but its one buck per hunter per season statewide regardless of method.

Tristar is now selling what looks like a really nice Turkish Glock 19 clone called the Apoc. Looks like you can get one for well under three bills. https://www.tristararms.com/series/pistols/apoc/#apoc-sniper-gray