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The Korean War Week 85: Futilely Pounding North Korea? – February 3, 1952

The UN forces are by now having trouble just keeping their planes in the skies, thanks to shortages of spare parts, so for long can they maintain aerial supremacy over Korea? And though the aerial campaign to destroy North Korean infrastructure has been stepped up, so too has the enemy’s ability to quickly rebuild. AndContinue reading “The Korean War Week 85: Futilely Pounding North Korea? – February 3, 1952”

Davidson Bridge Mount For Unertl

I have heard about these for years but have never seen one in person. Brady had one at one point in the past but I have never seen it. The bridge mount was meant for you to mount a Unertl or external adjustable scope like a Unertl to the receiver of your rifle without havingContinue reading “Davidson Bridge Mount For Unertl”

SOG During Operation Dewey Canyon

Ken Bird gives his first-hand account of a SOG operation

Epstein Files

So should we talk about this a little? I don’t how many of you have been reading them but I have. I am very happy to see a lot of people waking up to who is really in charge of things. It ain’t us and it sure as hell isn’t Trump that’s for sure. IContinue reading “Epstein Files”

Hot Water Heater Blowout

Had a major problem with the old hot water heater Monday. Required a trip to Lowes for a new one.. 673.00 bucks for a new one plus a cut off valve and two 20 inch feed lines. Spent all day Monday getting that taken care of with the help of my friend. So I didn’tContinue reading “Hot Water Heater Blowout”

Rectum? Damn Near Killed’em!

A hospital in France was evacuated after a male patient arrived with a WWI artillery shell lodged in his backside. Of course it was France.. According to the bum-shell report, the unnamed 24-year-old had been rushed to the Rangueil Accident and Emergency unit in Toulouse late Saturday night, the Daily Mail reported. The poor fellowContinue reading “Rectum? Damn Near Killed’em!”

It’s Ladies Night; Ladysmith’s, The S&W M Frame In .22 The First Lady Smith & A Bonus Prototype Colt

Today we talk about the Ladysmith from 1900, a brief history and overview of the comically small M Frame in .22 Long (not Long Rifle) and it’s 3 models. As well as a rare cold prototype showing a fascinating bridge between the SAA cylinder removal and swing out we know today. Hope you enjoy.

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