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Post by Bullshop on Jan 27, 2016 7:35:38 GMT -7
G'Day all! I apologize for my absence. Ignorantly I have been watching this site from a dead line sadly believing there has been no activity here. Tina finally showing mercy for a seemingly sad whining whimpering puppy discovered I have been disconnected and by her computer wizardry performed a near feat of magic in re connecting me with the good folks attending this site. Now to play catch up and as our weather permits shooting and chronographing maybe add some gems of enlightenment as those beams shine forth in my efforts. It is my distinct pleasure to welcome all new members to this place that I hope we can all enjoy and grow together in. |
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Post by Junior on Jan 27, 2016 8:40:17 GMT -7
I emailed and asked her why you hadnt been online. Was worried about ya!
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Post by Bullshop on Jan 27, 2016 9:24:26 GMT -7
Bless you my Son!
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Post by missionary on Jan 27, 2016 16:52:37 GMT -7
Greetings
Do not beat yourself up to badly. I was told by a computer type person my computer skills near match my musical ability. He ranked it near the capabilities of a slug. But turn me loose on a machine with wrenches !
Mike in Peru
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Post by Bullshop on Jan 27, 2016 18:35:02 GMT -7
I was always told to do one thing and do it well so I just make bullets.
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Post by 1oldgentagain on Jan 28, 2016 15:53:05 GMT -7
"'I just make bullets"... I guess I'm losing track of reality,because I thought I remembered that.not all that long ago,you were quite the coyote hunter !! ?? !! 1Oxxxxxxxxxxn
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Post by Bullshop on Jan 28, 2016 16:14:42 GMT -7
Well Bill maybe a wanabe. I missed one yesterday I figure I should have gotten and have no one or no thing to blame accept poor shooting. It was 597 yards and sleeping. I had a good set up but failed miserably on the trigger. I have decided from now on I will first dry fire such shots to bring my concentration into focus. Sometimes as yesterday I act the part of a rank beginner. If my body was still flexible enough I would kick my own butt.
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Post by missionary on Jan 29, 2016 11:52:05 GMT -7
Greetings
I like that flexibility statement.
I have a "cargo box" on the rear of the Kaw for hauling "stuff" with me when going to the villages. 10 years ago it was no issue to swing the right leg up and over the seat between the tank and box. Now a backswing first helps a lot getting the boot through the gap.
The feller who got me using cross sticks years ago no longer does so... He just does not bend and fold like before.
Mike in Peru
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