dukeboy440
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That didn’t have a 318 in it by chance did it
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Unconventional
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No, one of the H-code 340 cars... They only made 176 71 Challenger convert's with a 340...
They didn't make an R/T convertible Challenger in 71, so the only bigger engine that was offered was the 383, but not an R/T....
Good question. With the wimpy ones a cap gun would work!
dukeboy440
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Actually, yes he has. There have been various orders that have gone out to various military assets to be activated to help stop and protect.
Funny how these attacks didn’t start until Biden “got elected”.
dukeboy440
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I ask because in 2007, in your neck of the woods, I got a 318 off a guy with a challenger converter project he was just starting. Was a rust bucket worse than my dart or even my chargers.
I have a bunch of pellets for my pellet gun. I was trying to sell it but you know with the ammo shortage....maybe I will keep it
dukeboy440
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This ammo shortage keeps up, I may be able to trade some 9mm for a hemi Cuda
Unconventional
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When Challengers get brought up I always remember the T/A that my friend bought for $750. It wasn't running, needed a ballast resistor 
. Since his right leg was in a cast from his toes to his junk we got right on it and found a 727 to put in place of the 4 spd. Mustang shifter, some tin work and off he went, right leg in the passenger seat
. Since his right leg was in a cast from his toes to his junk we got right on it and found a 727 to put in place of the 4 spd. Mustang shifter, some tin work and off he went, right leg in the passenger seat
Oh my....didn't think of that
dukeboy440
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Right now, it’s going for 2.00 a round here on the secondary markets. For target ammo, double that for JHP
Maybe you could trade ammo for toilet paper....
dukeboy440
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Don’t need too. We’re not out of TP anywhere. Certain food items are still scarcer than others but generally we’ve recovered from the bare shelves of spring summer and early fall
I don't need toilet paper. We got 12" of snow here....snow balls work great!
Unconventional
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There was a CHP officer lived a couple blocks away in the old country, I knew him because I fueled his patrol car on a frequent basis. He had reloading capabilities at the house and loaded most of the target ammo for his sub-station. His go-to home defense round was .38 special with a hollow base wadcutter slug inserted downside up, "We don need no steenkin' hollow points"
Now that is interestingThere was a CHP officer lived a couple blocks away in the old country, I knew him because I fueled his patrol car on a frequent basis. He had reloading capabilities at the house and loaded most of the target ammo for his sub-station. His go-to home defense round was .38 special with a hollow base wadcutter slug inserted downside up, "We don need no steenkin' hollow points"
How was accuracy?There was a CHP officer lived a couple blocks away in the old country, I knew him because I fueled his patrol car on a frequent basis. He had reloading capabilities at the house and loaded most of the target ammo for his sub-station. His go-to home defense round was .38 special with a hollow base wadcutter slug inserted downside up, "We don need no steenkin' hollow points"
I know it isn't solar flares, but coincidentally, it has been in the news lately....
Question....what is expected that POTUS could do so quickly? Did any other "chief" react immediately, efficiently or effectively in an appropriate timeline?
Unconventional
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He figgered it was good enough for across the bedroom/living room
They were quite destructive on impact.
I have a few boxes of wad cutters....hmmmmm
dukeboy440
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I reload and use SWCs in my 45. In part for that reasonThere was a CHP officer lived a couple blocks away in the old country, I knew him because I fueled his patrol car on a frequent basis. He had reloading capabilities at the house and loaded most of the target ammo for his sub-station. His go-to home defense round was .38 special with a hollow base wadcutter slug inserted downside up, "We don need no steenkin' hollow points"
well around here, all the pistol competitors use either SWCs or full wad cutters for the competition. Head to head, my 45 shot tighter groups with the SWCs than factory match grade fmjs
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