Whew! I made it to get to post on here today!

Pulled out the second batch of 30 carbine cases, and then ran the tumbler with the couple-hundred grungy loaded rounds (the last few of which I finished this morning) and some dryer sheets. The sheets came out filthy, and the grungy rounds came out, well, let's say less grungy... (In my defense, I only ran them for an hour or so...) Then, put in the final batch of those unclean cases and started the tumbler back up. Took...

Well, the little one is at a sleep-over, and wife is recovering from a double shift with a double-back today, so after dinner, she was off to bed, leaving me completely alone with my reloading plans!!

Now that I have most of my 30-06 to a stage where I am waiting to do the annealing, I've decided the smartest way to clean up is to continue sorting, cleaning, and loading as I find stuff. If you've been following along, when I was sorting through and locating...

Went and shot it yesterday. First time i ever fired a shotgun. It was blast, a lil hard for me to handle at first and my hand hurts pretty bad today lol. But after a 150 shells through it I think I more than got the hang of it. Just got done cleaning it cant wait to go shoot it again.

Video of my first few shots.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqrDmpKQzTM

Our police chief, name of John W., was everything The small time police chief was not supposed to be. You've seen the movies where the fat assed chief was the total law in his town. The man answered to no one except his own conscience, which means he answered to no one.

I am aware of two of the people he killed while on duty. He carried a 1911 and he didn't hesitate to use it. One was a guy in custody. He said all he tried to do was quieten the guy down. When the main spring...

Deleted because I thought better of it.

Not the first time. Probably not the last, either.

~Spero