What is your other hoppies other than photography (Page 11): Buddy got 2000 lbs. of reclaimed shot rolled and graphed coming tomorrow $29 for 25 lbs. we shoot 100 to 200 rounds a week.

DAVE FISHING Loc: Phoenix,Arizona

DAVE FISHING wrote:

GRAY PLASTIC FOR THOSE LOADS AND THE RED ONES FOR MY SPREADER ROUNDS. I USE THE BPI X CUPS FOR THOSE. I DO FIND PAPER HULES IN THE CANS OUT THERE.

Buddy got 2000 lbs. of reclaimed shot rolled and graphed coming tomorrow $29 for 25 lbs. we shoot 100 to 200 rounds a week.

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

smith934 wrote:

Here it is, a G A Precision build on Rem 700 actio... (show quote)

Nice group.
Keep it up.
I enjoy reloading as well for my shooting pleasure and considerable savings especially with loads for the 45-70 Govt. and the 3 different firearms require separate loads starting with BP for the original Trap Door.

u02bnpx Loc: NW PA

grillmaster5062 wrote:

Lots of hobbies, among them are fly tying, reading, music, cooking and gardening. This summer I also started making electric and acoustic 1 string guitars called diddley bows. They have their roots in Africa.

I'm sure that's how the blues musician Bo Diddley got his name. To see him play the Bo Diddley song (with his guitar and female group) in 1965, go here. It's a hoot.

http://search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?p=bo+diddley+song+youtube&ei=UTF-8&hspart=mozilla&hsimp=yhs-003

Jerry Kos Loc: Milwaukee, Wi

DAVE FISHING wrote:

GRAY PLASTIC FOR THOSE LOADS AND THE RED ONES FOR MY SPREADER ROUNDS. I USE THE BPI X CUPS FOR THOSE. I DO FIND PAPER HULES IN THE CANS OUT THERE.

A team mate of mine used AA paper hulls and he was using the Winchester Model 12. I warned him to check his barrel after each shot. He didn't, twice, and he ended with two big bubbles on his barrel. What a shame. Did you know that using capital letters in an e-mail means your pissed off. I hope not.

bluetail

Jerry Kos wrote:

A team mate of mine used AA paper hulls and he was using the Winchester Model 12. I warned him to check his barrel after each shot. He didn't, twice, and he ended with two big bubbles on his barrel. What a shame. Did you know that using capital letters in an e-mail means your pissed off. I hope not.

Means your what is pissed off?

usn ret Loc: SoCal High Desert

I do a little machining, a hobby that pays its way, then photography that only takes, no pay for this one..
Cliff

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Jerry Kos Loc: Milwaukee, Wi

bluetail wrote:

Means your what is pissed off?

Good question.

DAVE FISHING Loc: Phoenix,Arizona

Jerry Kos wrote:

A team mate of mine used AA paper hulls and he was using the Winchester Model 12. I warned him to check his barrel after each shot. He didn't, twice, and he ended with two big bubbles on his barrel. What a shame. Did you know that using capital letters in an e-mail means your pissed off. I hope not.

NO it means i'm one fingered hunt and pecker. can't spell worth a shit and can't wright much better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZfDNAuH9lU

Jerry Kos Loc: Milwaukee, Wi

DAVE FISHING wrote:

NO it means i'm one fingered hunt and pecker. can't spell worth a shit and can't wright much better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZfDNAuH9lU

Aw, memories. :thumbup: :thumbup:

DavidPhares Loc: Chandler, Arizona

I have a little wood shop out in my back yard, and as an avid fly-fisher and fly tyer, I build custom fly tying desks for others. I've been building these for over twenty years, and when I am in my shop I think of nothing else. It is a great "mind clearer." My sweet wife, with a smile on her face says, " I am out in the shop slapping a few boards together." I love that woman!

Large "Desk Model" fly tying bench

"Travel Model" desk fits into a notebook computer case

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

usn ret wrote:

I do a little machining, a hobby that pays its way, then photography that only takes, no pay for this one..
Cliff

This looks like quite a skill that I think many would like to have. Thank you for sharing.

By the way I have thoroughly enjoyed this post and seeing all the great talents this group has. Thank you all for sharing.

firtree Loc: Florida, USA

DavidPhares wrote:

I have a little wood shop out in my back yard, and as an avid fly-fisher and fly tyer, I build custom fly tying desks for others. I've been building these for over twenty years, and when I am in my shop I think of nothing else. It is a great "mind clearer." My sweet wife, with a smile on her face says, " I am out in the shop slapping a few boards together." I love that woman!

Those are really nice! I see that you have a double row of 'pins' I am guessing for spools. Have you tried staggering them? Do you ever make drawers for underneath? (I always thought that a drawer was handy, but if it detached and set to one side when you were tying and then clamped on for storage would be better) At any rate, those are really beautiful and I am sure any one lucky enough to get one, would be very happy to have it.

W3KLS Loc: PA USA

Me too or is it 5 or 6? W3KLS. Also shooting especially handgun, reloading ammo, and recently started airgunning. Many are not just Red Ryders these days!

Ken

ishootthings Loc: Western shore of Lake Michigan

nikon_jon wrote:

Vintage fountain pens.

Now that sounds like a really interesting hobby....a "challenge" perhaps?

ishootthings Loc: Western shore of Lake Michigan

sinatraman wrote:

you are in very good company. Norman Rockwell used to photograph people in his town and use the photos to help him draw his illustrations. Just think you deliver his newspaper, get your photo taken then several monthxs later there you are on the cover of Saturday evening post. He actualy was quite good as a photographer.

That makes me happy to hear .....I didn't know I was in such good company! :thumbup: