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Just glad to hear she's enjoying her Sheridan! Just pretend that it's one of those high-$ exercise machines for building up the pecs as you pump it and it'll make you feel virtuous for exercising as well as enjoying the plinking. :lol:

I'm afraid you're right. Ms. Theresa appears to have vanished back into the netherworld of the internet. Perhaps old phartes respond too slowly for her? Ah well, if the Kool-aid Kult fails to prevail she too may live long enough to need 3 days or so to mull over an answer. :wink: Chuck...

Well Theresa let's get the value question out of the way first because it always seems to be a hanging point. If real estate value can be safely said to hinge on "Location, location & location" then airgun value can be said to be predicated on "Condition, condition & condition". If the gun is in...

OK, but let me interject a few lawyer type weasel phrases first. So far I have only used the technique on small, model size jobs so in the application we are interested in it is only theoretical at this stage. I found the page I wrote for Swampy so I'm just gonna copy it in below. In his...

The bottom, even on the inside, is the easiest to work with. It is the sides that seem to create the most problems with runs and sanding. I think Chuck's reference <One person was talking, a while back, about fiberglassing the whole boat (In sections) and then assembling it but I have not...

Well He!! Jack! Matt and I were sorta depending on you to volunteer to be the test subject since you're always dragging your a er, boat around the Canadian Shield country where the bedliner might stand out as a protectant of thin hulls. Another consideration is the sound deadening...

As with following coats of resin or paint I suspect that would depend entirely on the prep.

Never be afraid to complain about an bad product! I'm bringing this back to the top since I too wonder about the truckbed liner material. As the original poster noted there are duty requirements where the toughness of the coating could well be a great advantage. So does anyone have any actual...

That is one SERIOUS Copperhead! Never seen a Copperhead anywhere close to that size. I'd have been tempted to get Larry to catch it in case it was a world record. :lol: The pics of the wildlife are great Chuck! It's rare to even see both Swampus Carolinicus or Yakus Italicus but to get a...

Nice Chuck---- VERY nice indeed. Shoulda known that a tofu-eating, latte' drinker was an artiste too. :lol: Seriously, (won't happen again---promise) I hope you haven't given up the carving. You show too much talent to allow it to languish. OF

Re: St Mary's Heck Al, I'm waiting for someone else to post their version of the spagetti!:evil:

Kahuna just sent this to me with permission to pass it on so here 'tis just as recieved. Sounds dangerous! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Polish Fire Vodka (Krupnik) 1-1/2 cup honey 2/3 cup water 1...

Thumbs up to both of the above. Plus now when people ask what I do I don't have to search for an answer, I can tell them I'm a yeast rancher. "Yep kids, been riding herd since before daylight; round-up'll be over in a few weeks though and I can rest a spell".

'Turbo Cider' Since I just finally got winemaking to the top of 'THE LIST' a few weeks ago I've been roving the 'net for further info. I found a recipe for 'Turbo Cider', so called because it's so fast, on a British forum. I have a batch on since Sunday so I can't personally testify about it...

I think I've been misinterpreted. I'm not decrying the shooting of the cat at all, just the use of a tool insufficient to the task. I have NO mercy on feral housecats. Housecats, feral or well-loved pet, are the most destructive predator of urban wildlife by a huge margin and little less so in...

Forage the Chinese airgun forum for LOTS of modification info on the B-3 series underlever. http://www.network54.com/Forum/113813/ FWIW, and as always IIRC, the B-3 is a takeoff of the fine old German BSF (Bayerishe Sportwaffen Fabrik) firms' Model 54, a true classic of post-war German airgun...

Now I hafta play the 'Devils' Advocate'. :cry: Don't shoot the cat! I've ran almost all of the Chinese guns across a chronograph at one time or the other. The one absolute consistancy is that NONE (Zip, zilch, nada & nary'un) deliver the performance advertised insofar as velocity is concerned...

Bumping this one back into play------- Did you ever get an airgun BB? If not let me know, I can come up with some suggestions that might fill the bill. Tom