Spent a day sniffing cordite in Texas before my son heads off to France for 4 months. Our friend was pleased to offer his hay bales as a sacrifice to the Thompson gods.
Interests:Class 2 manufacturer but mostly deal in and do transfers of Class 3 stuff. Benchmark Barrels works under my FFL and manufactures match grade rifle barrels.
Interests:Thompsons, and all their goodies!<br>Obsolete Victorian Photomechanical processes,<br>Etching, Engraving and all Printmaking,<br>Entomology, specializing in Coleoptera,<br>Arachnology, specializing in Theraphosidae.
Interests:Thompsons, obviously. Proud West Hurley 1928 and Savage M1 owner, cave explorer, and KSP trooper (retired). Also interested in 1920-1930 American history. I appreciate all Thompson models and their owners.
Posted 17 August 2005 - 07:19 PM
Ah, a fine time! Still, given the choice of spending 4 months in France, I'd rather have been one of the hay bales...;-)
We stack two of these "super bales" end to end, and when anything gets looking too ratty, they are burned and replaced with two new ones. If we stood any further away, the backstop may not be large enough. Gets pretty exciting when your host wants to hip shoot, you know.