Mine have always been the sleepers – the ones that didn’t attract much attention,
like my ’70 4-door Dart with the 440 six-pack.
Nothing like 450HP in a lightweight, nose-heavy car with drum brakes to give you
a glimpse of what’s on the other side of the veil once in a while.
I guess you could call my ‘maro a sleeper, it was a type-LT, looked like
one of those with a 250-6 but it had the drive train of a Z28, 275 hp
engine, 3:83 posi rear end, only thing I hated was the weak rear springs
and the 350 turbo trans (damn thing would buck on launch). It was the
last of the steel bumper ‘maros.
I’d love to see a Dragonfly come in and hover behind her,
announcing over the bull horn that she’s to get out of her
car or be it’s new paint job! The .50’s start to spin up…
I can believe she’s serious, Peggy IS in the militia, That means she is
NOT someone you want to piss off.
I think that Major pain is about to get schooled… I don’t who’s more
pissed off, the major or both the men there.
I spoke to my son about that multi-mag shotgun. it’s only 2 not 3
mag tubes, but it holds 14 shells in the mags and one in the bore.
The brand is Keltech KSG. Each tube holds seven rounds, and
there’s a lever to switch between them. He has different loads
in the tubes, one to tickle(bird shot), and one to settle things
(buck shot/slug).
I can’t remember who it was now, but we were talking about my son’s
“anti-zombie” collection (face-palm) and I had thought it was a triple
mag shotgun. He was (again) showing me his collection and I seen it
and asked.
He’s so much into that crap I had mentioned getting a metal blade
for my gas Stihl weed-eater, he found one and bought it, damn thing
looks like one of those movie throwing stars! At least it works good…
I remember when Kel-Tec got sued. In the documentation that comes with that shotgun,
they warn the owners to not use aftermarket pistol grips on the slide.
One fool added a cheap Amazon pistol grip, and while he was slam-firing it, the grip
broke off and his hand ended up in front of the muzzle as it fired.
It blew most of his hand off.
He lost the lawsuit.
So he tried suing the manufacturer of the cheap grip, but they are in China and
told him to pound sand.
I don’t know if he tried to sue Amazon.
Heh, he was talking about getting one of those, I told him
if it broke he’d be lucky if it just flew back and punched him
in the face, he then asked if I could print him one, I told him
not even if I had a high-end printer using carbon fiber
filament!
I think Kel-Tec sells one made for it.
Racking the slide on any shotgun, especially when slam-firing, involves a HELL
of a lot of force when it stops at either end of the travel. I wouldn’t even trust
Kel-Tec’s pistol grip for that!
Tell him to do a search online for stories about the lawsuit. Many include photos of the injury before it was treated. Even the “after” photos are pretty gruesome.
Quote: I made a mistake. That must be someone else’s fault so let me sue
someone to pay for my mistake. Unquote.
Rowan Atkinson has a sketch were “Lucifer” tell ‘us’ about the different parts
of Hell – where ‘they’ have a whole section for lawyers 🙂
Catman, where did you find that gorgeous Vette model? That and the original
Stingray Vette were the two most beautiful models ever!
https://www.daz3d.com/1961-am-roadster
My favorite cars were: the ’68 Chevelle SS (396ci engine), the ’79
Stingray w/side pipes, and my ’75 Camaro.
Mine have always been the sleepers – the ones that didn’t attract much attention,
like my ’70 4-door Dart with the 440 six-pack.
Nothing like 450HP in a lightweight, nose-heavy car with drum brakes to give you
a glimpse of what’s on the other side of the veil once in a while.
I guess you could call my ‘maro a sleeper, it was a type-LT, looked like
one of those with a 250-6 but it had the drive train of a Z28, 275 hp
engine, 3:83 posi rear end, only thing I hated was the weak rear springs
and the 350 turbo trans (damn thing would buck on launch). It was the
last of the steel bumper ‘maros.
Panel 7 – Dang – Catman!! Excellent touch with the sergeant’s reflection
in the Vette’s paint job.
Panel 6 transitioning to panels 7 & 8. That cat’s giving some serious
stink eye to that Major.
I’d love to see a Dragonfly come in and hover behind her,
announcing over the bull horn that she’s to get out of her
car or be it’s new paint job! The .50’s start to spin up…
I can believe she’s serious, Peggy IS in the militia, That means she is
NOT someone you want to piss off.
I think that Major pain is about to get schooled… I don’t who’s more
pissed off, the major or both the men there.
I spoke to my son about that multi-mag shotgun. it’s only 2 not 3
mag tubes, but it holds 14 shells in the mags and one in the bore.
The brand is Keltech KSG. Each tube holds seven rounds, and
there’s a lever to switch between them. He has different loads
in the tubes, one to tickle(bird shot), and one to settle things
(buck shot/slug).
Scars –
Did you mention that shotgun previously?
I can’t remember who it was now, but we were talking about my son’s
“anti-zombie” collection (face-palm) and I had thought it was a triple
mag shotgun. He was (again) showing me his collection and I seen it
and asked.
He’s so much into that crap I had mentioned getting a metal blade
for my gas Stihl weed-eater, he found one and bought it, damn thing
looks like one of those movie throwing stars! At least it works good…
I remember when Kel-Tec got sued. In the documentation that comes with that shotgun,
they warn the owners to not use aftermarket pistol grips on the slide.
One fool added a cheap Amazon pistol grip, and while he was slam-firing it, the grip
broke off and his hand ended up in front of the muzzle as it fired.
It blew most of his hand off.
He lost the lawsuit.
So he tried suing the manufacturer of the cheap grip, but they are in China and
told him to pound sand.
I don’t know if he tried to sue Amazon.
Heh, he was talking about getting one of those, I told him
if it broke he’d be lucky if it just flew back and punched him
in the face, he then asked if I could print him one, I told him
not even if I had a high-end printer using carbon fiber
filament!
I think Kel-Tec sells one made for it.
Racking the slide on any shotgun, especially when slam-firing, involves a HELL
of a lot of force when it stops at either end of the travel. I wouldn’t even trust
Kel-Tec’s pistol grip for that!
Tell him to do a search online for stories about the lawsuit. Many include photos of the injury before it was treated. Even the “after” photos are pretty gruesome.
Quote: I made a mistake. That must be someone else’s fault so let me sue
someone to pay for my mistake. Unquote.
Rowan Atkinson has a sketch were “Lucifer” tell ‘us’ about the different parts
of Hell – where ‘they’ have a whole section for lawyers 🙂