Recent content by tapper3

Hey, thanks for the info. I'll pass it along.

I have a great-nephew moving back to NY from CO. He intends to settle in the county and wants to get his permit. Any information anyone can share on the ease / difficulty or any "how to's" unique to Rensselaer county that I can pass along would be greatly appreciated. TIA

Nation gambling. Nation tobacco. Nation gasoline. Nation weed. Now add Nation guns & ammo and all that would be lacking is Nation whiskey. Oh, the irony of it all.

Paging Clint Halftown.................

Had a colonoscopy yesterday and there were a few questions during the "prep", one of which was whether I had been depressed or had suicidal thoughts recently. "Well, having to leap out of bed at two o'clock this morning and rush to the bathroom for the 15th time in a day was somewhat...

Can anyone hazard a guess as to the vintage of this powder.

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When I first started reloading a buddy and I went halves on a Rock Chucker and spent a couple evenings a week loading .357's. On Saturday afternoon we would go out to the sand pit and dare each other to be the first to try the latest batch. We gauged the quality of the loads by the amount of...

Dunno if I ever told this story here. Forgive the repetition if I did but I think it applies to the subject at hand. Growing up in the little hamlet of Groveland Station in the early '60's, the norm for a Saturday morning in the fall was for our little posse of teenagers to assemble, picking up...

Yup, that's it.

He missed a great opportunity when Nadler asked Roy if he would use the semi-automatic weapon against American troops. "Why, sir, would I ever use it against American troops? What would American troops be doing to me?"

She might shoulda put those hearing protectors on before touching that thing off.

In the late '70's Bob Sinclair was a DEC officer with a couple decades of experience. He taught a class on ECON Law and told the class a story about patrolling Conesus Lake one time and coming upon a husband & wife in a boat. There were 4 lines in the water. He had a fishing license, she did...

This is interesting. I got my permit in Lewis county in the '70's and I don't think such a thing as a restricted permit even existed then. Everyone running their own little fiefdoms.

Boy, called that one wrong, didn't I? Lol