April e-Postal Scores Are Posted!...

...at the CUG Blog, Click Here.   Many Thanks to the Conservative UAW Guy for hosting a great contest!  Check out the scores, even if you didn't enter.  The iron sight shooters really outdid themselves.

Be sure to enter the May contest at the Smallest Conservative blog. 

Tuesday Turbo Boost

22 Plinkster Celebrates Cinco de Mayo!

Rarin' To Go!

Back To The Old Grind!

Not My Victrola

We haven't visited EMG Colenel for a while, and he has quite a collection.  This Zonophone is a very early disc, and the song, "De Ole Banjo," is obviously a minstrel tune.  It's a good record, and the singing and accompaniment are top notch.  It's a rare, very clear glimpse back to entertainment more than a century ago.

Ladders and Chainsaws Do Not Mix!

 Language Alert right after the guy goes flying.

Ladders ( I think.) are the second most dangerous tool in  our garages, and chainsaws are Number One.  This poor fellow climbed a ladder to do a task that should be done by a tree climber, or someone with a bucket truck.  He also made a cut with the saw held in one hand, and that is just asking for a kickback to put the saw back in your face.  I hope he takes a remedial class after he is healed up.

Weekend Steam: A Little Change of Pace

Instead of a steam engine, this week we are featuring a Stuart Steam Hammer.  I've seen these in Stuart's lineup for almost fifty years, but this is the first time I've seen one run.

We Got Mittens, Too!

Click the pic to read the medallion.

Crankin' It Up: More of the Climax Collection

These old records aren't exactly the finest in entertainment, but they are interesting from the historical perspective.  Climax records were pressed when disc recording was in its infancy, and that shows in several ways.  Next week, more mandolin!

Mr. Completely's May e-Postal Contest Is Up At The Smallest Conservative!

Sand Castle Son (Danno's Son) has just posted the May contest on his blog, The Smallest Conservative. It's a good target, and you will want to study it well before you shoot to develop your tactics for optimizing your score.  While you're on his blog to get your target, be sure to scroll down and read the coverage of the NRA Annual Meeting.