The Original Old Farts Club
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My Dad died of a heart attack at 36 yrs old. Lived to far out in the country. Could have made it had he been closer to help and definitely could have lived longer had he went to a doctor. But his stubborn ass hated doctors and wouldn't go.
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Now I haveta tell youse about a guy that puts the above shooter in the shade:
Every now and then the human race produces an individual with godlike shooting ability. Ad Toepperwein was one of them.
I discovered him when I read the story of how he had boys throw two small pine blocks (2"x2") in the air. He began shooting, and after a while they ran out of new blocks, so they threw the smaller pieces up. Of 72,500, he missed nine! <--
He was not limited to one "trick". He could eject a shell from his Winchester repeating rifle and then hit the shell with a bullet before the shell hit the ground.
Toepperwein went even further: He threw 5 eggs into the air, picked up his Winchester .22 rifle and shot all 5 eggs before they hit the ground.
Then he made it "difficult" -- He tossed 3 eggs in the air and shot each egg with a different rifle.
When I was 8 years old, I pussanally watched him shoot a 4'x2' sheet of copper with a Winchester autoloader. Almost as fast as a machine-gun, he made a perfect portrait of an Indian chief.
Every now and then the human race produces an individual with godlike shooting ability. Ad Toepperwein was one of them.
I discovered him when I read the story of how he had boys throw two small pine blocks (2"x2") in the air. He began shooting, and after a while they ran out of new blocks, so they threw the smaller pieces up. Of 72,500, he missed nine! <--
He was not limited to one "trick". He could eject a shell from his Winchester repeating rifle and then hit the shell with a bullet before the shell hit the ground.
Toepperwein went even further: He threw 5 eggs into the air, picked up his Winchester .22 rifle and shot all 5 eggs before they hit the ground.
Then he made it "difficult" -- He tossed 3 eggs in the air and shot each egg with a different rifle.
When I was 8 years old, I pussanally watched him shoot a 4'x2' sheet of copper with a Winchester autoloader. Almost as fast as a machine-gun, he made a perfect portrait of an Indian chief.
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Thats nothing ...I was 15 the first time i used my " revolver" with my girlfriend .
I did it in 1/2 that time .....
Based on a true story Statute of Pup is still outside the train station
Dogs Love of hid Dad , Hits right in the heart.
I remember Wemmington Walter Fastest gunThats nothing ...I was 15 the first time i used my " revolver" with my girlfriend .
I did it in 1/2 that time .....
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Good morning
Good morning everyone. Going on a dog walk then have the grandkids for a while while their mom and dad go to the doc. It’s gonna be a hot one here so I need to check to see if anyone needs a drink. Hope all of y’all have a nice day and stay cool 
Need to get in gear and do a spray day , one more cup maybe LOL
Colchicine was used to turn dipoid strains into second generation polypoid strains.
One of my friends had a heart attack at the Farmers Market, standing in line in front of an emergency room doctor, who kept him going until the EMT arrived with equipment.
I shot myself with a 22 LR hollow point in my right thigh fast drawing. Glad it wasn't a 45 LC.I remember Wemmington Walter Fastest gun
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Green Cure
Potassium Bicarbonate same thing
1 table spoon/gallon with drop of dawn soap
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Talking about revolvera checked out a new custom gun shop yesterday that opened next to my doctors office this Kimberly was beautiful but a little bit to rich for my blood... 2as a P90 to was way outta what Id ever pay for a firearm.... Was awesome new custom gun shop for the area tho
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Morning. You got fungus Roster.
More heat again today. Same old summer routine. Walk in just a few.
More heat again today. Same old summer routine. Walk in just a few.
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Knowing my pitiful lack of coordination, I never EVER tried any sort of quick-draw.
I can look upon the fact that if I could swap my golf and bowling averages, I would be a money pro in both. <-- That makes quick-draw to be simply out of court.
Morning Not yet I use it as a preventative weekly sprays
Once in a while with this humidity I see a spot or two on bigger fans .
Not spreading at all , the stuff works.
I need to shower more often LOL
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Lookin' at the Derringer under the clunky .357 in the top pic... WHY inna world would anyone want a hammer the size of Ethiopia on a Derringer... larger than one on a 1911? Just so you must hand-carry it everywhere? Never get it out of a pocket...
And, good gosh, WHY would you have a gigantic front sight on a fargin Derringer?
These people aren't thinking. Or worse, they are thinking like advertising types going for the showboaters with useless "cool" stuff on weapons. Derringers are for concealment and acquisition without difficulty.
And the good ones are double-action. You are not target or skeet shooting.
This is Herself's Derringer carry. Note it is hammerless, and sports a tiny, no-snag front sight:
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