30,000 rounds? That's righteous! Replace the springs regularly. It had a lousy rep in the Army because they'd shoot it for tens of thousands of rounds and not replace the springs, causing some FTF, FTE and other issues. It is, in fact, one of the most reliable guns EVER made. Get the whole nine...

It's weird, in the previous post sometimes the photos show as broken, sometimes they load. If you don't see them try reloading the page a couple times. Strange.

New (to me) surplus 1979 manufactured Beretta model 1934 .380 ACP My son and I collect old military firearms, and this one, while not old, has an interesting history. Short read on Wiki, adopted by Italian military in 1935, manufactured until 1991, interestingly. We split this purchase, and I'm...

My word Mike, these are terrific cigars! 😋

Probably THE iconic performance of that piece. Ever.

Buy your PowerBall ticket!! 😳

Wow! I’m not too familiar with their stogies, though I know the name, of course. Just haven’t smoked many of them. This red dot, called the Rubicon, is really very good! Beautiful construction, flawless nearly imperceptible seams, gorgeous oily wrapper, perfect construction, burn, and draw...

A particular brand of .45 ACP hollowpoint which was popular with law enforcement agencies when the .45 was still often an issue weapon was the Speer Gold Dot hollowpoint, affectionately known as the “flying ashtray”. It didn’t always feed well (I had a $3,000 Nighthawk GRP pistol that was...

Econosmoke. HC white Churchill about 7 years humi time.

Damn. Sure winner. He ruined my bribe for the fix by taking the last slots, didn’t he? 😡

Mmmmmm. Cigar? Check. Bourbon? Check. Sacred music? Checkity check check.

I just nutted. That looks amazing. 😍

I already did! Isn’t the fix in? 🫢

Loves me my gazebo. Esp in a light (no wind) rain. Hate to think of my cold turkey when the snow flies.

Charter Oak Foundation toro. Some Old Tub, and some Mozart.

Mmmmmmmmm Osso Buco. 😋

I'll do 9 and 24. Will PayPal shortly.

I have a couple that have dried out, and this is making me want to clean them up and work on my penmanship again (prolly a lost cause 🙄). What’s your process for bringing back a pen that has dried out? Water soak, ear bulb, found a few YouToobz on it, just wondering if you have any special tips...