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On Mar 30, 10:45*pm, BAR wrote:
GC Boater wrote:
On Mar 30, 2:07 pm, "Don White" wrote:
Just picked up my new 2009 Toyota RAV4.
Bit of an ordeal these days...... the salesman spends about 45 minutes with
you going over every detail, al the options *etc....then it's the business
guys turn.
Too bad it's such a crappy cold, windy, damp day up here... wife & son are
working overtime tonight so it would have been a good opportunity for me to
hit the open road with the dog.

The lease return inspection went well...I had heard some horror stories
about the 3rd party inspection company (AutoVin) that a lot of car companies
are using now. *This guy was good...maybe the heavy rain mellowed him out.
I didn't have to pay for any excess wear & tear. *Odometer read 29902
kilometers...I was allowed 60096.

Well, isn't that special. *Why do you feel it necessary to post your
purchases here?

I purchased a Subway $5 foot long meatball and cheese combo for lunch
today.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Not as cute as a RAV 4, but nice just the same!

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On Mar 31, 5:10*am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 30, 8:39 pm, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
Yeah, way to go Don, that's the way to support the Canadian economy.
Send the money to Japan.
Well, I sent (not personally) a bunch of money to China today. But I'm
still supporting the economy. I helped a local gun dealer get a good
bulk discount. He needed the extra amount to qualify for a 25,000
round purchase .
I'm not a fan of Chinese small arms or ammo, but lots of guys are. I've
seen a couple of interesting Chinese semi-autos, but the stamped out AK
knockoffs, nah.

How much ammo you keep around?

Well, I'd say I have about 7-8000 rounds of 7.62x39, Cheap shooting.
The SKS's are crude looking, simple yet effective for what they are
but have some really neat features you don't find on about anything
else, like a chrome lined bore (fights corrosion) a bayonet that is
more than a toad sticker, it can be pressed into the ground and used
as a monopod and *they're very dependable, and danged cheap rifles *to
own shoot. *But true, they don't win the beauty prize.

I have over 3000 rd of 5.56 (223) and at least 1000 rd of 357, 44, and
45 in each caliber, and I'm not sure but I think I have about 1500 in .
303 Brit. and about 500 is 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser. I'm not sure Harry,
but I'd have to see what I've got in 30-06, .308, .30 carbine and .
243, not counting various various shotgun shells.

Crikey...You have a lot more ammo around than I have... * :)

Well, That's just from buying too much on sale over the years...

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 20:06:59 -0700 (PDT), GC Boater
wrote:



I bought some socks this afternoon at Walmart. Six pair for $12.65,
including tax.

Let us know how they wear. My wife bought some socks there and the
heels were gone after about five wearings. But she walks all day.

--Vic

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

"Vic Smith" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 20:06:59 -0700 (PDT), GC Boater
wrote:



I bought some socks this afternoon at Walmart. Six pair for $12.65,
including tax.

Let us know how they wear. My wife bought some socks there and the
heels were gone after about five wearings. But she walks all day.

--Vic

Good grief! I thought it was only me.
I bought a 12 pack of socks from Costco in the fall and already a number of
them are in the trash with some others showing small holes in the heel area.
I blame it on the loose fitting, slip-on style duck shoes that I'm forced to
wear this time of year...if it's not snowy, it's muddy in the park.

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 22:45:44 -0400, BAR wrote:

GC Boater wrote:
On Mar 30, 2:07 pm, "Don White" wrote:
Just picked up my new 2009 Toyota RAV4.
Bit of an ordeal these days...... the salesman spends about 45 minutes with
you going over every detail, al the options etc....then it's the business
guys turn.
Too bad it's such a crappy cold, windy, damp day up here... wife & son are
working overtime tonight so it would have been a good opportunity for me to
hit the open road with the dog.

The lease return inspection went well...I had heard some horror stories
about the 3rd party inspection company (AutoVin) that a lot of car companies
are using now. This guy was good...maybe the heavy rain mellowed him out.
I didn't have to pay for any excess wear & tear. Odometer read 29902
kilometers...I was allowed 60096.

Well, isn't that special. Why do you feel it necessary to post your
purchases here?

I purchased a Subway $5 foot long meatball and cheese combo for lunch
today.

I hope you shared it with someone nice!
--

John H

"My reading of history convinces me that most bad government
results from too much government."

Thomas Jefferson

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wrote in message
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On Mar 30, 10:55 pm, "Mike" wrote:
"Steve" wrote in message

...





On 30-Mar-2009, HK wrote:

12/04/2008, 3:47 PM
SUV
Toyota opens SUV plant in Ontario

Despite slumping North American sales, Toyota officially opened a new
production facility in Woodstock, Ontario on Thursday.

It's predominantly an assembly operation as are all North American
foreign
vehicle plants. I was a supplier to the auto industry for 30 years, and
in
fact was involved with this operation while it was still a cow pasture,
I
believe it was called "CAMI" while it was developed, strangely, with the
aid
of GM of Canada,ironically now itself out to pasture.

No more than 25 to 30% of the "content" is domestic - the rest is Asian.
If
it makes you feel better, the Korean vehicles "built" in North America
are
less than 10% domestic content.

Hey, what the hell, you can always work at Walmart!

Check the material suppliers, the tooling companies and capital
equipment
operations in Mississauga and Windsor. Dead. Why's that??????? See
above.

But you get good mileage!! hahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha

Careful... when someone has harry beat, he resorts to 3rd grade insults. I
hope you have a thick skin!! lol

--Mike

Like your thick head?

Another zinger from slammie. That one hurt!

--Mike

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Mar 31, 10:27*am, Vic Smith
wrote:
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 20:06:59 -0700 (PDT), GC Boater

wrote:

I bought some socks this afternoon at Walmart. *Six pair for $12.65,
including tax.

Let us know how they wear. *My wife bought some socks there and the
heels were gone after about five wearings. *But she walks all day.

--Vic

They're pretty thin.

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 15:46:14 -0300, "Don White"
wrote:


"Vic Smith" wrote in message
.. .
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 20:06:59 -0700 (PDT), GC Boater
wrote:



I bought some socks this afternoon at Walmart. Six pair for $12.65,
including tax.

Let us know how they wear. My wife bought some socks there and the
heels were gone after about five wearings. But she walks all day.

--Vic

Good grief! I thought it was only me.
I bought a 12 pack of socks from Costco in the fall and already a number of
them are in the trash with some others showing small holes in the heel area.
I blame it on the loose fitting, slip-on style duck shoes that I'm forced to
wear this time of year...if it's not snowy, it's muddy in the park.

The ones she bought were just trash - probably Chinese.
Nothing to do with her shoes. Getting hard to find good socks.
Reminds me - last year in a Florida flea market I saw a 3-pair bundle
of socks for 5 bucks. Long heavy duty winter work socks.
We were getting "Florida mementos" for the kids.
I bought them for my son who mechanics in a garage that gets cold.
Wife said "Hey, I was thinking of this keychain shaped like a gator."
I said "No, he'll love these socks." He did.
She still doesn't get it.

--Vic

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"Don White" wrote in message
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"Calif Bill" wrote in message
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"GC Boater" wrote in message
...
On Mar 30, 9:45 pm, BAR wrote:
GC Boater wrote:
On Mar 30, 2:07 pm, "Don White" wrote:
Just picked up my new 2009 Toyota RAV4.
Bit of an ordeal these days...... the salesman spends about 45
minutes with
you going over every detail, al the options etc....then it's the
business
guys turn.
Too bad it's such a crappy cold, windy, damp day up here... wife &
son are
working overtime tonight so it would have been a good opportunity for
me to
hit the open road with the dog.

The lease return inspection went well...I had heard some horror
stories
about the 3rd party inspection company (AutoVin) that a lot of car
companies
are using now. This guy was good...maybe the heavy rain mellowed him
out.
I didn't have to pay for any excess wear & tear. Odometer read 29902
kilometers...I was allowed 60096.

Well, isn't that special. Why do you feel it necessary to post your
purchases here?

I purchased a Subway $5 foot long meatball and cheese combo for lunch
today.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I bought some socks this afternoon at Walmart. Six pair for $12.65,
including tax.

I bought a can of PVC glue at the local, independented owned, True Value
Hardware associated lumber yard.

Wife get tired of dressing you with the old smelly , hole filled ones?


WTF?

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On Mar 31, 3:37*pm, "Mike" wrote:
wrote in message

...
On Mar 30, 10:55 pm, "Mike" wrote:



"Steve" wrote in message

...

On 30-Mar-2009, HK wrote:

12/04/2008, 3:47 PM
SUV
Toyota opens SUV plant in Ontario

Despite slumping North American sales, Toyota officially opened a new
production facility in Woodstock, Ontario on Thursday.

It's predominantly an assembly operation as are all North American
foreign
vehicle plants. I was a supplier to the auto industry for 30 years, and
in
fact was involved with this operation while it was still a cow pasture,
I
believe it was called "CAMI" while it was developed, strangely, with the
aid
of GM of Canada,ironically now itself out to pasture.

No more than 25 to 30% of the "content" is domestic - the rest is Asian.
If
it makes you feel better, the Korean vehicles "built" in North America
are
less than 10% domestic content.

Hey, what the hell, you can always work at Walmart!

Check the material suppliers, the tooling companies and capital
equipment
operations in Mississauga and Windsor. Dead. Why's that??????? See
above.

But you get good mileage!! hahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha

Careful... when someone has harry beat, he resorts to 3rd grade insults.. I
hope you have a thick skin!! lol

--Mike
Like your thick head?

Another zinger from slammie. That one hurt!

--Mike

I thought I was " plonked ".

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

John H wrote:
On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 22:45:44 -0400, BAR wrote:

GC Boater wrote:
On Mar 30, 2:07 pm, "Don White" wrote:
Just picked up my new 2009 Toyota RAV4.
Bit of an ordeal these days...... the salesman spends about 45 minutes with
you going over every detail, al the options etc....then it's the business
guys turn.
Too bad it's such a crappy cold, windy, damp day up here... wife & son are
working overtime tonight so it would have been a good opportunity for me to
hit the open road with the dog.

The lease return inspection went well...I had heard some horror stories
about the 3rd party inspection company (AutoVin) that a lot of car companies
are using now. This guy was good...maybe the heavy rain mellowed him out.
I didn't have to pay for any excess wear & tear. Odometer read 29902
kilometers...I was allowed 60096.
Well, isn't that special. Why do you feel it necessary to post your
purchases here?
I purchased a Subway $5 foot long meatball and cheese combo for lunch
today.

I hope you shared it with someone nice!

Buy your own!

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

wrote in message
...
On Mar 31, 3:37 pm, "Mike" wrote:
wrote in message

...
On Mar 30, 10:55 pm, "Mike" wrote:



"Steve" wrote in message

...

On 30-Mar-2009, HK wrote:

12/04/2008, 3:47 PM
SUV
Toyota opens SUV plant in Ontario

Despite slumping North American sales, Toyota officially opened a new
production facility in Woodstock, Ontario on Thursday.

It's predominantly an assembly operation as are all North American
foreign
vehicle plants. I was a supplier to the auto industry for 30 years,
and
in
fact was involved with this operation while it was still a cow
pasture,
I
believe it was called "CAMI" while it was developed, strangely, with
the
aid
of GM of Canada,ironically now itself out to pasture.

No more than 25 to 30% of the "content" is domestic - the rest is
Asian.
If
it makes you feel better, the Korean vehicles "built" in North America
are
less than 10% domestic content.

Hey, what the hell, you can always work at Walmart!

Check the material suppliers, the tooling companies and capital
equipment
operations in Mississauga and Windsor. Dead. Why's that??????? See
above.

But you get good mileage!! hahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha

Careful... when someone has harry beat, he resorts to 3rd grade insults.
I
hope you have a thick skin!! lol

--Mike
Like your thick head?

Another zinger from slammie. That one hurt!

--Mike

I thought I was " plonked ".

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

Actually, I don't have anyone "plonked" anymore, nor do I pretend to like
harry. I was missing out on too many of your witty replies to me and others.

--Mike

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

BAR wrote:
GC Boater wrote:
On Mar 30, 2:07 pm, "Don White" wrote:
Just picked up my new 2009 Toyota RAV4.
Bit of an ordeal these days...... the salesman spends about 45
minutes with
you going over every detail, al the options etc....then it's the
business
guys turn.
Too bad it's such a crappy cold, windy, damp day up here... wife &
son are
working overtime tonight so it would have been a good opportunity for
me to
hit the open road with the dog.

The lease return inspection went well...I had heard some horror stories
about the 3rd party inspection company (AutoVin) that a lot of car
companies
are using now. This guy was good...maybe the heavy rain mellowed him
out.
I didn't have to pay for any excess wear & tear. Odometer read 29902
kilometers...I was allowed 60096.

Well, isn't that special. Why do you feel it necessary to post your
purchases here?

I purchased a Subway $5 foot long meatball and cheese combo for lunch
today.

How was it?

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On Mar 31, 7:23*pm, D K wrote:
BAR wrote:
GC Boater wrote:
On Mar 30, 2:07 pm, "Don White" wrote:
Just picked up my new 2009 Toyota RAV4.
Bit of an ordeal these days...... the salesman spends about 45
minutes with
you going over every detail, al the options *etc....then it's the
business
guys turn.
Too bad it's such a crappy cold, windy, damp day up here... wife &
son are
working overtime tonight so it would have been a good opportunity for
me to
hit the open road with the dog.

The lease return inspection went well...I had heard some horror stories
about the 3rd party inspection company (AutoVin) that a lot of car
companies
are using now. *This guy was good...maybe the heavy rain mellowed him
out.
I didn't have to pay for any excess wear & tear. *Odometer read 29902
kilometers...I was allowed 60096.

Well, isn't that special. *Why do you feel it necessary to post your
purchases here?

I purchased a Subway $5 foot long meatball and cheese combo for lunch
today.

How was it?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I'll bet it was good. I bought a breakfast sausage biscuit at the
local Exxon station this morning when I was filling up my car.
Buscuit was excellent and car runs good. Didn't want anybody to miss
out on the news of my purchases.

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On 31-Mar-2009, wrote:

Check the material suppliers, the tooling companies and capital
equipment
operations in Mississauga and Windsor. *Dead. *Why's that??????? * See
above.

But you get good mileage!! * hahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha

"Cami" is in Ingersoll Ontario, stupid. Shows what you actually
know. And you call Don stupid?

I seldom find it necessary to call people stupid - they advertise that
themselves.

I stand properly corrected in Ingersoll vs. Woodstock; it WAS 25 years ago
when it began; i.e., the demise of Canadian auto production.

The Cami Plant in Ingersoll is still producing loads destined for
Dearborn, MI, and bringing in US produced Domestic Rail Traffic put on
the ramps for our Carhaulers, destined for Dealers in the GTA, Niagara
Penninsula, and Eastern Ontario.
Other loads also go to Cheektowaga NY, and Lewiston, NY. Then we
pick up mostly Ford backhauls being delivered on the way home as a "
Peddler " to dealers on the way. F 1, 2, 3 and 450's, Escapes, Taurus
X's, etc.

You're a truck driver? Can't beat that credential...CAW?

I don't believe you were involved with anything, and are talking
out your ass.

You beliefs are a personal problem .....you believe Toyota's are "built" in
Canada. Your neighbors in the ghetto to the South suffer similar delusions.

And some people keep buying Yamaha, Suzuki and Honda Outboards.....
Where's THAT money going, hmmmmmm?

Japan - rice burners aren't limited to automobiles.

Whatever you want to believe is your personal issue. You bought a rice
burner and sent $20,000 to Japan. Just don't burden others with the
foolishness that you "stimulated" the economy, i.e., Canada's, when you did
something to amplify the problem.

Cheer up, though...someone in this thread actually confessed to buying a
Lada and Yugo!

In the mid 80's there were a lot of Lada's in Ontario - I asked a purchasing
manager of GM of C in Oshawa "why?" He shouted "....BECAUSE TRUDEAU IS A
F**KING COMMUNIST!!!!........" Hahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha

Asian econoboxes are easy to park when dragging all the red Chinese junk
home from "The Bay," though.

I presume you also didn't know U.S. manufacturers cannot ship automobiles
to, or build assembly plants in, Japan or Korea.

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

D K wrote:
BAR wrote:
GC Boater wrote:
On Mar 30, 2:07 pm, "Don White" wrote:
Just picked up my new 2009 Toyota RAV4.
Bit of an ordeal these days...... the salesman spends about 45
minutes with
you going over every detail, al the options etc....then it's the
business
guys turn.
Too bad it's such a crappy cold, windy, damp day up here... wife &
son are
working overtime tonight so it would have been a good opportunity
for me to
hit the open road with the dog.

The lease return inspection went well...I had heard some horror stories
about the 3rd party inspection company (AutoVin) that a lot of car
companies
are using now. This guy was good...maybe the heavy rain mellowed
him out.
I didn't have to pay for any excess wear & tear. Odometer read 29902
kilometers...I was allowed 60096.

Well, isn't that special. Why do you feel it necessary to post your
purchases here?

I purchased a Subway $5 foot long meatball and cheese combo for lunch
today.

How was it?

Very good. I have developed a taste for them.

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

"Steve" wrote in message
...

Whatever you want to believe is your personal issue. You bought a rice
burner and sent $20,000 to Japan. Just don't burden others with the
foolishness that you "stimulated" the economy, i.e., Canada's, when you
did
something to amplify the problem.


*Well...the local Canadian auto dealer felt stimulated I'm sure

Cheer up, though...someone in this thread actually confessed to buying a
Lada and Yugo!
In the mid 80's there were a lot of Lada's in Ontario - I asked a
purchasing
manager of GM of C in Oshawa "why?" He shouted "....BECAUSE TRUDEAU IS A
F**KING COMMUNIST!!!!........" Hahahahahhahahahahahahahahaha

*Maybe that purchasing manager should have been more concerned about the
quality of GM products than Trudeau's views.
They wouldn't have to be panhandling for taxpayer dollars todayjust to meet
a payroll.

Asian econoboxes are easy to park when dragging all the red Chinese junk
home from "The Bay," though.

I presume you also didn't know U.S. manufacturers cannot ship automobiles
to, or build assembly plants in, Japan or Korea.

*I heard they couldn't pass a quality test.

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On Mar 31, 2:36*pm, wrote:
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 05:53:39 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:



On Mar 31, 5:10*am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 30, 8:39 pm, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
Yeah, way to go Don, that's the way to support the Canadian economy.
Send the money to Japan.
Well, I sent (not personally) a bunch of money to China today. But I'm
still supporting the economy. I helped a local gun dealer get a good
bulk discount. He needed the extra amount to qualify for a 25,000
round purchase .
I'm not a fan of Chinese small arms or ammo, but lots of guys are. I've
seen a couple of interesting Chinese semi-autos, but the stamped out AK
knockoffs, nah.

How much ammo you keep around?

Well, I'd say I have about 7-8000 rounds of 7.62x39, Cheap shooting.
The SKS's are crude looking, simple yet effective for what they are
but have some really neat features you don't find on about anything
else, like a chrome lined bore (fights corrosion) a bayonet that is
more than a toad sticker, it can be pressed into the ground and used
as a monopod and *they're very dependable, and danged cheap rifles *to
own shoot. *But true, they don't win the beauty prize.

I have over 3000 rd of 5.56 (223) and at least 1000 rd of 357, 44, and
45 in each caliber, and I'm not sure but I think I have about 1500 in .

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Mar 31, 10:31*pm, "Don White" wrote:
"Steve" wrote in message

I presume you also didn't know U.S. manufacturers cannot ship automobiles
to, or build assembly plants in, Japan or Korea.

*I heard they couldn't pass a quality test.

I heard neither of *you* can pass a basic competency test. :-)

I have spent a bit of time in Tokyo and the surrounding area, and
there are plenty of American cars there. They are considered status
symbols. Protectionism at its finest.

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On Mar 31, 9:23*pm, "Schteeeeeeeve babbled:

Your a Truck Driver, Cant beat that credential...CAW ?

No, Teamster. Yes, I am a Truck driver...how sharp of you,
Schteeeeeeve.

Japan - rice burners aren't limited to automobiles.

Still Asian......

I presume you also didn't know U.S. manufacturers cannot ship
automobiles
to, or build assembly plants in, Japan or Korea.

Ya, that would be due to the over-population of slaves, by the
rich....along time ago. Too many people VS Land Mass.
What would be the sense? They're still using steam, and burning more
coal than this side of the Earth. I thought you more astute,
Schteeeeeeeve

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Tim wrote:
On Mar 31, 2:36 pm, wrote:
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 05:53:39 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:



On Mar 31, 5:10 am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 30, 8:39 pm, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
Yeah, way to go Don, that's the way to support the Canadian economy.
Send the money to Japan.
Well, I sent (not personally) a bunch of money to China today. But I'm
still supporting the economy. I helped a local gun dealer get a good
bulk discount. He needed the extra amount to qualify for a 25,000
round purchase .
I'm not a fan of Chinese small arms or ammo, but lots of guys are. I've
seen a couple of interesting Chinese semi-autos, but the stamped out AK
knockoffs, nah.
How much ammo you keep around?
Well, I'd say I have about 7-8000 rounds of 7.62x39, Cheap shooting.
The SKS's are crude looking, simple yet effective for what they are
but have some really neat features you don't find on about anything
else, like a chrome lined bore (fights corrosion) a bayonet that is
more than a toad sticker, it can be pressed into the ground and used
as a monopod and they're very dependable, and danged cheap rifles to
own shoot. But true, they don't win the beauty prize.
I have over 3000 rd of 5.56 (223) and at least 1000 rd of 357, 44, and
45 in each caliber, and I'm not sure but I think I have about 1500 in .
303 Brit. and about 500 is 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser. I'm not sure Harry,
but I'd have to see what I've got in 30-06, .308, .30 carbine and .
243, not counting various various shotgun shells.
Crikey...You have a lot more ammo around than I have... :)
Well, That's just from buying too much on sale over the years...
Same here. Several years ago when everyone was selling ammo cheap, I
loaded up. It turns out to be one of my best investments.I ended up
with a bunch of 7.62x51still sealed in the 200 round NATO battle
packs

That's pretty well what I've done with 7.23x39 being the best buy I
mean .07c a shot? and most other bulk caliber rounds I've got were
about .15c a round.

But man, .22's have even gone up. I cleaned up my dad's old Winchester
model 74 which takes .22 short only. they're kind of hard to find in
my area but i got some. $7.70 for a box of 100! Not need to reminisce
about old timer days when they were a buck-fifty for a box of 50
either...


Natchez usually has better prices:

http://www.natchezss.com/ammo.cfm?co...ammoSize= 198

I usually order ammo with a couple of friends, and we split the shipping
fee, which isn't that bad when I just order for myself.

I use CCI's Blazer mini-mag .22LR, about $5 for a plastic box of 100.
Haen't seen a .22 short in years.


--
Palin & Bachmann in 2012 -
All Stupidity All the Time

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Apr 1, 5:34*am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 31, 2:36 pm, wrote:
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 05:53:39 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

On Mar 31, 5:10 am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 30, 8:39 pm, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
Yeah, way to go Don, that's the way to support the Canadian economy.
Send the money to Japan.
Well, I sent (not personally) a bunch of money to China today. But I'm
still supporting the economy. I helped a local gun dealer get a good
bulk discount. He needed the extra amount to qualify for a 25,000
round purchase .
I'm not a fan of Chinese small arms or ammo, but lots of guys are. I've
seen a couple of interesting Chinese semi-autos, but the stamped out AK
knockoffs, nah.
How much ammo you keep around?
Well, I'd say I have about 7-8000 rounds of 7.62x39, Cheap shooting..
The SKS's are crude looking, simple yet effective for what they are
but have some really neat features you don't find on about anything
else, like a chrome lined bore (fights corrosion) a bayonet that is
more than a toad sticker, it can be pressed into the ground and used
as a monopod and *they're very dependable, and danged cheap rifles *to
own shoot. *But true, they don't win the beauty prize.
I have over 3000 rd of 5.56 (223) and at least 1000 rd of 357, 44, and
45 in each caliber, and I'm not sure but I think I have about 1500 in .
303 Brit. and about 500 is 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser. I'm not sure Harry,
but I'd have to see what I've got in 30-06, .308, .30 carbine and .
243, not counting various various shotgun shells.
Crikey...You have a lot more ammo around than I have... * :)
Well, That's just from buying too much on sale over the years...
Same here. Several years ago when everyone was selling ammo cheap, I
loaded up. It turns out to be one of my best investments.I ended up
with a bunch of 7.62x51still sealed *in the 200 round NATO battle
packs

That's pretty well what I've done with 7.23x39 being the best buy I
mean .07c a shot? *and most other bulk caliber rounds I've got were
about .15c a round.

But man, .22's have even gone up. I cleaned up my dad's old Winchester
model 74 which takes .22 short only. they're kind of hard to find in
my area but i got some. $7.70 for a box of 100! Not need to reminisce
about old timer days when they were a buck-fifty *for a box of 50
either...

Natchez usually has better prices:

http://www.natchezss.com/ammo.cfm?co...mmoGroup=4&amm....

I usually order ammo with a couple of friends, and we split the shipping
fee, which isn't that bad when I just order for myself.

I use CCI's Blazer mini-mag .22LR, about $5 for a plastic box of 100.
Haen't seen a .22 short in years.

--
Palin & Bachmann in 2012 -
All Stupidity All the Time- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You've got friends?

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

The best I did on military stuff was about 15c a round on some
Argentine but I did get some of that "China Sport" copper washed steel
case for around 9c but you get what you pay for. That is really
appropriate for shooting beer cans or such but it seems pretty
inconsistent in the casual shooting I have done with it. I bet a group
of 7" at 100yds might not be a bad guess.


I don't know. I've most of my "chi-com" is military ball, and in the
steel casing and it's been a while, but now my curiosity is up. I'll
have to grab an SKS and bench it and see what pattern it will do at
200 yd. I think it groups tighter than that, but I'll do that when the
weather clears up a bit.

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

Tim wrote:
The best I did on military stuff was about 15c a round on some
Argentine but I did get some of that "China Sport" copper washed steel
case for around 9c but you get what you pay for. That is really
appropriate for shooting beer cans or such but it seems pretty
inconsistent in the casual shooting I have done with it. I bet a group
of 7" at 100yds might not be a bad guess.


I don't know. I've most of my "chi-com" is military ball, and in the
steel casing and it's been a while, but now my curiosity is up. I'll
have to grab an SKS and bench it and see what pattern it will do at
200 yd. I think it groups tighter than that, but I'll do that when the
weather clears up a bit.

It's kind of a giggle to see that "conservatives" are buying Commie
firearms and Commie ammo.


--
Palin & Bachmann in 2012 -
All Stupidity All the Time

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Apr 1, 7:24*am, GC Boater wrote:
On Apr 1, 5:34*am, HK wrote:





Tim wrote:
On Mar 31, 2:36 pm, wrote:
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 05:53:39 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

On Mar 31, 5:10 am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 30, 8:39 pm, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
Yeah, way to go Don, that's the way to support the Canadian economy.
Send the money to Japan.
Well, I sent (not personally) a bunch of money to China today. But I'm
still supporting the economy. I helped a local gun dealer get a good
bulk discount. He needed the extra amount to qualify for a 25,000
round purchase .
I'm not a fan of Chinese small arms or ammo, but lots of guys are. I've
seen a couple of interesting Chinese semi-autos, but the stamped out AK
knockoffs, nah.
How much ammo you keep around?
Well, I'd say I have about 7-8000 rounds of 7.62x39, Cheap shooting.
The SKS's are crude looking, simple yet effective for what they are
but have some really neat features you don't find on about anything
else, like a chrome lined bore (fights corrosion) a bayonet that is
more than a toad sticker, it can be pressed into the ground and used
as a monopod and *they're very dependable, and danged cheap rifles *to
own shoot. *But true, they don't win the beauty prize.
I have over 3000 rd of 5.56 (223) and at least 1000 rd of 357, 44, and
45 in each caliber, and I'm not sure but I think I have about 1500 in .
303 Brit. and about 500 is 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser. I'm not sure Harry,
but I'd have to see what I've got in 30-06, .308, .30 carbine and

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Apr 1, 6:25*am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
The best I did on military stuff was about 15c a round on some
Argentine but I did get some of that "China Sport" copper washed steel
case for around 9c but you get what you pay for. That is really
appropriate for shooting beer cans or such but it seems pretty
inconsistent in the casual shooting I have done with it. I bet a group
of 7" at 100yds might not be a bad guess.

I don't know. I've most of my "chi-com" is military ball, and in the
steel casing and it's been a while, but now my curiosity is up. I'll
have to grab an SKS and bench it and see what pattern it will do at
200 yd. I think it groups tighter than that, but I'll do that when the
weather clears up a bit.

It's kind of a giggle to see that "conservatives" are buying Commie
firearms and Commie ammo.

--
Palin & Bachmann in 2012 -
All Stupidity All the Time

LOL! We "Conservetives" know good deals when we see 'em"

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Apr 1, 4:34*am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 31, 2:36 pm, wrote:
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 05:53:39 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

On Mar 31, 5:10 am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 30, 8:39 pm, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
Yeah, way to go Don, that's the way to support the Canadian economy.
Send the money to Japan.
Well, I sent (not personally) a bunch of money to China today. But I'm
still supporting the economy. I helped a local gun dealer get a good
bulk discount. He needed the extra amount to qualify for a 25,000
round purchase .
I'm not a fan of Chinese small arms or ammo, but lots of guys are. I've
seen a couple of interesting Chinese semi-autos, but the stamped out AK
knockoffs, nah.
How much ammo you keep around?
Well, I'd say I have about 7-8000 rounds of 7.62x39, Cheap shooting..
The SKS's are crude looking, simple yet effective for what they are
but have some really neat features you don't find on about anything
else, like a chrome lined bore (fights corrosion) a bayonet that is
more than a toad sticker, it can be pressed into the ground and used
as a monopod and *they're very dependable, and danged cheap rifles *to
own shoot. *But true, they don't win the beauty prize.
I have over 3000 rd of 5.56 (223) and at least 1000 rd of 357, 44, and
45 in each caliber, and I'm not sure but I think I have about 1500 in .
303 Brit. and about 500 is 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser. I'm not sure Harry,
but I'd have to see what I've got in 30-06, .308, .30 carbine and .
243, not counting various various shotgun shells.
Crikey...You have a lot more ammo around than I have... * :)
Well, That's just from buying too much on sale over the years...
Same here. Several years ago when everyone was selling ammo cheap, I
loaded up. It turns out to be one of my best investments.I ended up
with a bunch of 7.62x51still sealed *in the 200 round NATO battle
packs

That's pretty well what I've done with 7.23x39 being the best buy I
mean .07c a shot? *and most other bulk caliber rounds I've got were
about .15c a round.

But man, .22's have even gone up. I cleaned up my dad's old Winchester
model 74 which takes .22 short only. they're kind of hard to find in
my area but i got some. $7.70 for a box of 100! Not need to reminisce
about old timer days when they were a buck-fifty *for a box of 50
either...

Natchez usually has better prices:

http://www.natchezss.com/ammo.cfm?co...mmoGroup=4&amm....

I usually order ammo with a couple of friends, and we split the shipping
fee, which isn't that bad when I just order for myself.

I use CCI's Blazer mini-mag .22LR, about $5 for a plastic box of 100.
Haen't seen a .22 short in years.

--
Palin & Bachmann in 2012 -
All Stupidity All the Time- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Well, concerning .22 short. This isn't a "main-stay" fire arm, but I
wanted a couple hundred rounds for it.

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Apr 1, 1:22*am, wrote:
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:27:49 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

Same here. Several years ago when everyone was selling ammo cheap, I
loaded up. It turns out to be one of my best investments.I ended up
with a bunch of 7.62x51still sealed *in the 200 round NATO battle
packs

That's pretty well what I've done with 7.23x39 being the best buy I
mean .07c a shot? *and most other bulk caliber rounds I've got were
about .15c a round.

But man, .22's have even gone up. I cleaned up my dad's old Winchester
model 74 which takes .22 short only. they're kind of hard to find in
my area but i got some. $7.70 for a box of 100! Not need to reminisce
about old timer days when they were a buck-fifty *for a box of 50
either...

The best I did on military stuff was about 15c a round on some
Argentine but I did get some of that "China Sport" copper washed steel
case for around 9c but you get what you pay for. That is really
appropriate for shooting beer cans or such but it seems pretty
inconsistent in the casual shooting I have done with it. I bet a group
of 7" at 100yds might not be a bad guess.


i realize that an SKS isn't a Dragunov

http://www.kitsune.addr.com/Firearms...iper_Rifle.gif

And a 7.62x39 isn't near what a 7.62x54r is , but I still think
they'll group better than 7" at 100'


But a couple years ago, I went dear huning with a SKS and used Norma
brand hollow -point and it dropped deer really well. in the 2-250 yd.
range.

The deer made good sausage too!

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Apr 1, 7:29*am, wrote:
On Apr 1, 7:24*am, GC Boater wrote:





On Apr 1, 5:34*am, HK wrote:

Tim wrote:
On Mar 31, 2:36 pm, wrote:
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 05:53:39 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

On Mar 31, 5:10 am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 30, 8:39 pm, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
Yeah, way to go Don, that's the way to support the Canadian economy.
Send the money to Japan.
Well, I sent (not personally) a bunch of money to China today.. But I'm
still supporting the economy. I helped a local gun dealer get a good
bulk discount. He needed the extra amount to qualify for a 25,000
round purchase .
I'm not a fan of Chinese small arms or ammo, but lots of guys are. I've
seen a couple of interesting Chinese semi-autos, but the stamped out AK
knockoffs, nah.
How much ammo you keep around?
Well, I'd say I have about 7-8000 rounds of 7.62x39, Cheap shooting.
The SKS's are crude looking, simple yet effective for what they are
but have some really neat features you don't find on about anything
else, like a chrome lined bore (fights corrosion) a bayonet that is
more than a toad sticker, it can be pressed into the ground and used
as a monopod and *they're very dependable, and danged cheap rifles *to
own shoot. *But true, they don't win the beauty prize.
I have over 3000 rd of 5.56 (223) and at least 1000 rd of 357, 44, and
45 in each caliber, and I'm not sure but I think I have about 1500 in .
303 Brit. and about 500 is 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser. I'm not sure Harry,
but I'd have to see what I've got in 30-06, .308, .30 carbine and .
243, not counting various various shotgun shells.
Crikey...You have a lot more ammo around than I have... * :)
Well, That's just from buying too much on sale over the years...
Same here. Several years ago when everyone was selling ammo cheap, I
loaded up. It turns out to be one of my best investments.I ended up
with a bunch of 7.62x51still sealed *in the 200 round NATO battle
packs

That's pretty well what I've done with 7.23x39 being the best buy I
mean .07c a shot? *and most other bulk caliber rounds I've got were
about .15c a round.

But man, .22's have even gone up. I cleaned up my dad's old Winchester
model 74 which takes .22 short only. they're kind of hard to find in
my area but i got some. $7.70 for a box of 100! Not need to reminisce
about old timer days when they were a buck-fifty *for a box of 50
either...

Natchez usually has better prices:

http://www.natchezss.com/ammo.cfm?co...mmoGroup=4&amm...

I usually order ammo with a couple of friends, and we split the shipping
fee, which isn't that bad when I just order for myself.

I use CCI's Blazer mini-mag .22LR, about $5 for a plastic box of 100.
Haen't seen a .22 short in years.

--
Palin & Bachmann in 2012 -
All Stupidity All the Time- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You've got friends?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Just yet another lie from him.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

He's actually an estranged, bitter, burned out old man.

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GC Boater wrote:
On Apr 1, 7:29 am, wrote:
On Apr 1, 7:24 am, GC Boater wrote:





On Apr 1, 5:34 am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 31, 2:36 pm, wrote:
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 05:53:39 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:
On Mar 31, 5:10 am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 30, 8:39 pm, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
Yeah, way to go Don, that's the way to support the Canadian economy.
Send the money to Japan.
Well, I sent (not personally) a bunch of money to China today.. But I'm
still supporting the economy. I helped a local gun dealer get a good
bulk discount. He needed the extra amount to qualify for a 25,000
round purchase .
I'm not a fan of Chinese small arms or ammo, but lots of guys are. I've
seen a couple of interesting Chinese semi-autos, but the stamped out AK
knockoffs, nah.
How much ammo you keep around?
Well, I'd say I have about 7-8000 rounds of 7.62x39, Cheap shooting.
The SKS's are crude looking, simple yet effective for what they are
but have some really neat features you don't find on about anything
else, like a chrome lined bore (fights corrosion) a bayonet that is
more than a toad sticker, it can be pressed into the ground and used
as a monopod and they're very dependable, and danged cheap rifles to
own shoot. But true, they don't win the beauty prize.
I have over 3000 rd of 5.56 (223) and at least 1000 rd of 357, 44, and
45 in each caliber, and I'm not sure but I think I have about 1500 in .
303 Brit. and about 500 is 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser. I'm not sure Harry,
but I'd have to see what I've got in 30-06, .308, .30 carbine and .
243, not counting various various shotgun shells.
Crikey...You have a lot more ammo around than I have... :)
Well, That's just from buying too much on sale over the years...
Same here. Several years ago when everyone was selling ammo cheap, I
loaded up. It turns out to be one of my best investments.I ended up
with a bunch of 7.62x51still sealed in the 200 round NATO battle
packs
That's pretty well what I've done with 7.23x39 being the best buy I
mean .07c a shot? and most other bulk caliber rounds I've got were
about .15c a round.
But man, .22's have even gone up. I cleaned up my dad's old Winchester
model 74 which takes .22 short only. they're kind of hard to find in
my area but i got some. $7.70 for a box of 100! Not need to reminisce
about old timer days when they were a buck-fifty for a box of 50
either...
Natchez usually has better prices:
http://www.natchezss.com/ammo.cfm?co...mmoGroup=4&amm...
I usually order ammo with a couple of friends, and we split the shipping
fee, which isn't that bad when I just order for myself.
I use CCI's Blazer mini-mag .22LR, about $5 for a plastic box of 100.
Haen't seen a .22 short in years.
--
Palin & Bachmann in 2012 -
All Stupidity All the Time- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
You've got friends?- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Just yet another lie from him.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

He's actually an estranged, bitter, burned out old man.

I agree with this post.

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Apr 1, 8:04*pm, D K wrote:
GC Boater wrote:
On Apr 1, 7:29 am, wrote:
On Apr 1, 7:24 am, GC Boater wrote:

On Apr 1, 5:34 am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 31, 2:36 pm, wrote:
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 05:53:39 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:
On Mar 31, 5:10 am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 30, 8:39 pm, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
Yeah, way to go Don, that's the way to support the Canadian economy.
Send the money to Japan.
Well, I sent (not personally) a bunch of money to China today... But I'm
still supporting the economy. I helped a local gun dealer get a good
bulk discount. He needed the extra amount to qualify for a 25,000
round purchase .
I'm not a fan of Chinese small arms or ammo, but lots of guys are. I've
seen a couple of interesting Chinese semi-autos, but the stamped out AK
knockoffs, nah.
How much ammo you keep around?
Well, I'd say I have about 7-8000 rounds of 7.62x39, Cheap shooting.
The SKS's are crude looking, simple yet effective for what they are
but have some really neat features you don't find on about anything
else, like a chrome lined bore (fights corrosion) a bayonet that is
more than a toad sticker, it can be pressed into the ground and used
as a monopod and *they're very dependable, and danged cheap rifles *to
own shoot. *But true, they don't win the beauty prize.
I have over 3000 rd of 5.56 (223) and at least 1000 rd of 357, 44, and
45 in each caliber, and I'm not sure but I think I have about 1500 in .
303 Brit. and about 500 is 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser. I'm not sure Harry,
but I'd have to see what I've got in 30-06, .308, .30 carbine and .
243, not counting various various shotgun shells.
Crikey...You have a lot more ammo around than I have... * :)
Well, That's just from buying too much on sale over the years...
Same here. Several years ago when everyone was selling ammo cheap, I
loaded up. It turns out to be one of my best investments.I ended up
with a bunch of 7.62x51still sealed *in the 200 round NATO battle
packs
That's pretty well what I've done with 7.23x39 being the best buy I
mean .07c a shot? *and most other bulk caliber rounds I've got were
about .15c a round.
But man, .22's have even gone up. I cleaned up my dad's old Winchester
model 74 which takes .22 short only. they're kind of hard to find in
my area but i got some. $7.70 for a box of 100! Not need to reminisce
about old timer days when they were a buck-fifty *for a box of 50
either...
Natchez usually has better prices:
http://www.natchezss.com/ammo.cfm?co...mmoGroup=4&amm...
I usually order ammo with a couple of friends, and we split the shipping
fee, which isn't that bad when I just order for myself.
I use CCI's Blazer mini-mag .22LR, about $5 for a plastic box of 100..
Haen't seen a .22 short in years.
--
Palin & Bachmann in 2012 -
All Stupidity All the Time- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
You've got friends?- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
Just yet another lie from him.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

He's actually an estranged, bitter, burned out old man.

I agree with this post.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

A while ago, Harry would berate and insult anybody that owned and used
guns. Now he's a poster child for the NRA!!

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wrote in message
...
On Apr 1, 7:24 am, GC Boater wrote:
On Apr 1, 5:34 am, HK wrote:





Tim wrote:
On Mar 31, 2:36 pm, wrote:
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 05:53:39 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

On Mar 31, 5:10 am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 30, 8:39 pm, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
Yeah, way to go Don, that's the way to support the Canadian
economy.
Send the money to Japan.
Well, I sent (not personally) a bunch of money to China today.
But I'm
still supporting the economy. I helped a local gun dealer get a
good
bulk discount. He needed the extra amount to qualify for a
25,000
round purchase .
I'm not a fan of Chinese small arms or ammo, but lots of guys
are. I've
seen a couple of interesting Chinese semi-autos, but the stamped
out AK
knockoffs, nah.
How much ammo you keep around?
Well, I'd say I have about 7-8000 rounds of 7.62x39, Cheap
shooting.
The SKS's are crude looking, simple yet effective for what they
are
but have some really neat features you don't find on about
anything
else, like a chrome lined bore (fights corrosion) a bayonet that
is
more than a toad sticker, it can be pressed into the ground and
used
as a monopod and they're very dependable, and danged cheap rifles
to
own shoot. But true, they don't win the beauty prize.
I have over 3000 rd of 5.56 (223) and at least 1000 rd of 357, 44,
and
45 in each caliber, and I'm not sure but I think I have about 1500
in .
303 Brit. and about 500 is 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser. I'm not sure
Harry,
but I'd have to see what I've got in 30-06, .308, .30 carbine and
.
243, not counting various various shotgun shells.
Crikey...You have a lot more ammo around than I have... :)
Well, That's just from buying too much on sale over the years...
Same here. Several years ago when everyone was selling ammo cheap, I
loaded up. It turns out to be one of my best investments.I ended up
with a bunch of 7.62x51still sealed in the 200 round NATO battle
packs

That's pretty well what I've done with 7.23x39 being the best buy I
mean .07c a shot? and most other bulk caliber rounds I've got were
about .15c a round.

But man, .22's have even gone up. I cleaned up my dad's old Winchester
model 74 which takes .22 short only. they're kind of hard to find in
my area but i got some. $7.70 for a box of 100! Not need to reminisce
about old timer days when they were a buck-fifty for a box of 50
either...

Natchez usually has better prices:

http://www.natchezss.com/ammo.cfm?co...mmoGroup=4&amm...

I usually order ammo with a couple of friends, and we split the shipping
fee, which isn't that bad when I just order for myself.

I use CCI's Blazer mini-mag .22LR, about $5 for a plastic box of 100.
Haen't seen a .22 short in years.

--
Palin & Bachmann in 2012 -
All Stupidity All the Time- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You've got friends?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Just yet another lie from him.

No, probably his militia buddies.

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On 31-Mar-2009, wrote:

*I heard they couldn't pass a quality test.

I heard neither of *you* can pass a basic competency test. :-)

I have spent a bit of time in Tokyo and the surrounding area, and
there are plenty of American cars there. They are considered status
symbols. Protectionism at its finest.

There are a few; tariff is about 100%. In the Seoul/Inchon megalopolis, you
might see 3 North American built vehicles in a couple weeks, in an area of
about 15 million people. "No wantee zee Americano cars...we keepee our
jobs."

Canadians and the morons in the ghetto to Canada's South aren't that bright.

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On 1-Apr-2009, wrote:

Ya, that would be due to the over-population of slaves, by the
rich....along time ago. Too many people VS Land Mass.
What would be the sense? They're still using steam, and burning more
coal than this side of the Earth. I thought you more astute,
Schteeeeeeeve

The point is that North American manufacturers are not allowed to export or
build assembly plants in the same countries that dump in North
America....then the lemmings whine about jobs in North America. Simple
problem, obvious cause, the sheep don't care. Neither do I. I send hundreds
of thousands of pounds of salmon to Asia - they can afford it - North
Americans can afford swamp fish. It all fits.

The population can change the demise of North America - the politicians
never will, because they are several steps below the Ebola virus on the food
chain.

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Apr 3, 8:41*am, "Steve" wrote:
On *1-Apr-2009, wrote:

Ya, that would be due to the over-population of slaves, by the
rich....along time ago. Too many people VS Land Mass.
What would be the sense? They're still using steam, and burning more
coal than this side of the Earth. I thought you more astute,
Schteeeeeeeve

The point is that North American manufacturers are not allowed to export or
build assembly plants in the same countries that dump in North
America....then the lemmings whine about jobs in North America. Simple
problem, obvious cause, the sheep don't care. Neither do I. *I send hundreds
of thousands of pounds of salmon to Asia - they can afford it - North
Americans can afford swamp fish. *It all fits.

The population can change the demise of North America - the politicians
never will, because they are several steps below the Ebola virus on the food
chain.

But they are above slammer and Harry on the food chain!

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Apr 3, 8:37*am, "Steve" wrote:
On 31-Mar-2009, wrote:
*I heard they couldn't pass a quality test.

I heard neither of *you* can pass a basic competency test. *:-)

I have spent a bit of time in Tokyo and the surrounding area, and
there are plenty of American cars there. *They are considered status
symbols. *Protectionism at its finest.

There are a few; tariff is about 100%. *In the Seoul/Inchon megalopolis, you
might see 3 North American built vehicles in a couple weeks, in an area of
about 15 million people. *"No wantee zee Americano cars...we keepee our
jobs."

Canadians and the morons in the ghetto to Canada's South aren't that bright.

Oh really.... Then please explain why the American Banks like our
banking system, since it DIDN'T crash, like yours?
This Dwarf Army Grunt must live on Mars...

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Apr 3, 9:38*am, wrote:
On Apr 3, 8:41*am, "Steve" wrote:



On *1-Apr-2009, wrote:

Ya, that would be due to the over-population of slaves, by the
rich....along time ago. Too many people VS Land Mass.
What would be the sense? They're still using steam, and burning more
coal than this side of the Earth. I thought you more astute,
Schteeeeeeeve

The point is that North American manufacturers are not allowed to export or
build assembly plants in the same countries that dump in North
America....then the lemmings whine about jobs in North America. Simple
problem, obvious cause, the sheep don't care. Neither do I. *I send hundreds
of thousands of pounds of salmon to Asia - they can afford it - North
Americans can afford swamp fish. *It all fits.

The population can change the demise of North America - the politicians
never will, because they are several steps below the Ebola virus on the food
chain.

But they are above slammer and Harry on the food chain!

And above you, in intelligence quotient, that's for sure.
Back to the Mudflats you call a Lake, asswipe.

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On Apr 2, 8:46*am, wrote:
On Apr 1, 8:04*pm, D K wrote:



GC Boater wrote:
On Apr 1, 7:29 am, wrote:
On Apr 1, 7:24 am, GC Boater wrote:

On Apr 1, 5:34 am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 31, 2:36 pm, wrote:
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 05:53:39 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:
On Mar 31, 5:10 am, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 30, 8:39 pm, HK wrote:
Tim wrote:
Yeah, way to go Don, that's the way to support the Canadian economy.
Send the money to Japan.
Well, I sent (not personally) a bunch of money to China today.. But I'm
still supporting the economy. I helped a local gun dealer get a good
bulk discount. He needed the extra amount to qualify for a 25,000
round purchase .
I'm not a fan of Chinese small arms or ammo, but lots of guys are. I've
seen a couple of interesting Chinese semi-autos, but the stamped out AK
knockoffs, nah.
How much ammo you keep around?
Well, I'd say I have about 7-8000 rounds of 7.62x39, Cheap shooting.
The SKS's are crude looking, simple yet effective for what they are
but have some really neat features you don't find on about anything
else, like a chrome lined bore (fights corrosion) a bayonet that is
more than a toad sticker, it can be pressed into the ground and used
as a monopod and *they're very dependable, and danged cheap rifles *to
own shoot. *But true, they don't win the beauty prize.
I have over 3000 rd of 5.56 (223) and at least 1000 rd of 357, 44, and
45 in each caliber, and I'm not sure but I think I have about 1500 in .
303 Brit. and about 500 is 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser. I'm not sure Harry,
but I'd have to see what I've got in 30-06, .308, .30 carbine and .
243, not counting various various shotgun shells.
Crikey...You have a lot more ammo around than I have... * :)
Well, That's just from buying too much on sale over the years....
Same here. Several years ago when everyone was selling ammo cheap, I
loaded up. It turns out to be one of my best investments.I ended up
with a bunch of 7.62x51still sealed *in the 200 round NATO battle
packs
That's pretty well what I've done with 7.23x39 being the best buy I
mean .07c a shot? *and most other bulk caliber rounds I've got were
about .15c a round.
But man, .22's have even gone up. I cleaned up my dad's old Winchester
model 74 which takes .22 short only. they're kind of hard to find in
my area but i got some. $7.70 for a box of 100! Not need to reminisce
about old timer days when they were a buck-fifty *for a box of 50
either...
Natchez usually has better prices:
http://www.natchezss.com/ammo.cfm?co...mmoGroup=4&amm...
I usually order ammo with a couple of friends, and we split the shipping
fee, which isn't that bad when I just order for myself.
I use CCI's Blazer mini-mag .22LR, about $5 for a plastic box of 100.

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On 3-Apr-2009, wrote:

Canadians and the morons in the ghetto to Canada's South aren't that
bright.

Oh really.... Then please explain why the American Banks like our
banking system, since it DIDN'T crash, like yours?
This Dwarf Army Grunt must live on Mars...

Perhaps you didn't have the concentration of buffons participating in real
estate hyperinflation, not scumbags in parliment like down South that
engineered the debacle. Canada is far better off than the ghetto to your
South as far as selection of the rulers. It's the behavior of the masses
that is detrimental to the economic future.

Doing my best to stimulate the economy
 

On 3-Apr-2009, wrote:

The population can change the demise of North America - the politicians
never will, because they are several steps below the Ebola virus on the
food
chain.

But they are above slammer and Harry on the food chain!

The scum in the civilian government of the space between Canada and Mexico
are above NOTHING in the food chain, except perhaps the infamous Kennedy
family.