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nope both wrong

Four and a quarter?

nope the correct answer is $5

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What gun was the first to chamber the 32 S&W?
A. Union Automatic Revolver
B. S&W Model 1 ½
C. Henrion, Dassy & Heuschen Revolver
D. S&W Army Model 2

jukkou selects the Army Model 2 (I'm trying to cut back on my consumption of D)

jukk0u wrote:jukkou selects the Army Model 2 (I'm trying to cut back on my consumption of D)

Well, seeing as it's .32 "Smith and Wesson" and Jukkou already took the D, I'll guess B.

(You sure do like the D, Jim...)

DGM33 wrote:

jukk0u wrote:jukkou selects the Army Model 2 (I'm trying to cut back on my consumption of D)

Well, seeing as it's .32 "Smith and Wesson" and Jukkou already took the D, I'll guess B.

(You sure do like the D, Jim...)

correct

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Approximately how many Henry Rifles were produced during its 6 year run?
A. 500,000
B. 50,000
C. 14,000
D. 12,000
E. 7,500

TINCANBANDIT wrote:

DGM33 wrote:

jukk0u wrote:jukkou selects the Army Model 2 (I'm trying to cut back on my consumption of D)

Well, seeing as it's .32 "Smith and Wesson" and Jukkou already took the D, I'll guess B.

(You sure do like the D, Jim...)

correct

Was he correct with his guess, or was he correct that Jim sure likes the D?

Arisaka wrote:

TINCANBANDIT wrote:

DGM33 wrote:

jukk0u wrote:jukkou selects the Army Model 2 (I'm trying to cut back on my consumption of D)

Well, seeing as it's .32 "Smith and Wesson" and Jukkou already took the D, I'll guess B.

(You sure do like the D, Jim...)

correct

Was he correct with his guess, or was he correct that Jim sure likes the D?

HE Said He Was TRYING!!!!

Sheesh...

TINCANBANDIT wrote:

correct

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Approximately how many Henry Rifles were produced during its 6 year run?
A. 500,000
B. 50,000
C. 14,000
D. 12,000
E. 7,500

B

Theyre cool...but not half a million cool.


And are we talking Original Henrys or the Reproduction Line they sell on Channel 9?

14,000

jukk0u wrote:14,000

Damn, beat me to it.

Do you even work, or do you just hang out here all day waiting for this thread?

Hal O'Peridol wrote:

jukk0u wrote:14,000

Damn, beat me to it.

Do you even work, or do you just hang out here all day waiting for this thread?

Interesting observation...
I work. I have my own business and make my own hours. Today, since there was drywall mud drying, I set up a meeting with Case to pick up signs around 11. Got to the jobsite around noon... sanded the barely dry mud, and textured. Hung mounting tracks for a suspended ceiling, cleaned the whole place and just got home.

Shall I check in with you to make sure I'm clocking the proper amount of hours?

My schedule is odd because if an order gets fracked from a supplier... it did... work cannot progress. If the electrician promises to be there Tuesday but shows up Wednesday (he did) then it fracks my skeedaddle. The weather, and the client's cold house, messed up the drying time of the mud.

The other day I rearranged my schedule to go south for some work that the painter needed done RIGHT NOW!!! As soon as I got in the door I turned on the computer to tell the client I would head down in the morning.... too late, the painter got impatient and decided he could deal with the issue himself... go figure...

flexibility, thy name is jukk0u!

jukk0u wrote:14,000

correct

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What year did Ruger introduce the No. 3 Rifle?
A. 1963
B. 1967
C. 1971
D. 1973

D: 1973
No frills poor mans #1 in smaller calibers, think .22 Hornet was most popular.
Didn't last too long, was never as popular as the #1

Guntrader wrote:D: 1973
No frills poor mans #1 in smaller calibers, think .22 Hornet was most popular.
Didn't last too long, was never as popular as the #1

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Where is Tom Threepersons buried?
A. Leadville, CO
B. Silver City, NM
C. Las Vegas, NV
D. Seattle, WA