I like the idea of a 22 mag pistol, but the propellent just doesn't have time to fully ignite in a barrel with such a small diameter and length causing a huge muzzle flash instead of push.

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I'm back. Had to get the dogs back inside.

If I don't stand out with them, they take forever to get back in

Well, think I'm gonna call it a night. Hope to be hunting in the morning, if the wind lays overnight. Take care Dogs!

Got to go guys might be back later, Happy Thanksgiving to the Yard Enjoy your family and stay safe.

Success. No need to modify the recipe. Its awesome. Now to go into production mode. I'm going to drop off pecan pies at the substations for my co-workers that are working a shift tomorrow.

Your'e a good friend indeed, I'm sure they will appreciate it.

I'm trying, and enjoying, a new bourbon. It is Kirklands Premium Small Batch Bourbon. Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskkey Aged 7 years, by the Clear Spring Distilling Co. 103 Proof. one liter for 20 bucks. Not too bad over ice If I may say so.
They describe it as "been aged 7 years in charred American white oak barrels. Complex aromas of carmel, molasses, citrus and spice with a faint smoky background and a long rich finish.
I'm longing for a cigar now, but i'll wait until after dinner tomorrow.

Not much in life as satisfying as a glass of good bourbon. Or whiskey. Or scotch. Some of it I can't tell apart, but I know what I like when I drink it. Guess my tastes aren't as refined as some.

My favorites are Makers Mark and Gentleman Jack for when I'm on a budget. Only had it one time, but Pappy Van Winkle was pretty good, but high for me.

Did a little research and it seem that the distiller is owned by Jim Beam. Read one good review and one horrible review. I perfer makers or jack over Beam, but it seems ok, not that I'm a connoisseur or anything. After reading the bad review it seems like not such the good deal. I'll drink some more and decide later. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/loopy.gif" alt="" />

That's the spirit!