My first Artillery , With new duds!!

Ron Smith · 03-29-2004, 02:44 PM

Russ, Yes, we go through Christmas Valley past the old Radar station, and go south through Poverty Basin. If you've seen "The Mountain Men" where Charlton Heston says"Why would anybody want to go to Aurigon fer? Won't nothin' grow thar!" He was talking about Poverty Basin.
Once you get through Poverty Basin, in a good year, they'll be running everywhere.Just don't shoot near any range cows. Your on ZX range land, and them ZX Buckaroos don't like you scarin' ther Moo cows. Besides the range cattle are wild and mean. Russ did you send me a PM? I checked it, did'nt see anything. Ron

John, Thanks for the boost. It helps with the twinge of buyers remorse I was suffering from. Over it, and happy now. I scrubbed the barrel with J&B bore cleaner. It removed the scale. The bore is shiny and bright with just a bit of frost. If you've never used J&B? I highly recommend it for cruddy bores.

Ron

03-29-2004, 02:44 PM	#15
Ron Smith User Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Orygun Posts: 4,243 Thanks: 118 Thanked 245 Times in 150 Posts	Russ, Yes, we go through Christmas Valley past the old Radar station, and go south through Poverty Basin. If you've seen "The Mountain Men" where Charlton Heston says"Why would anybody want to go to Aurigon fer? Won't nothin' grow thar!" He was talking about Poverty Basin. Once you get through Poverty Basin, in a good year, they'll be running everywhere.Just don't shoot near any range cows. Your on ZX range land, and them ZX Buckaroos don't like you scarin' ther Moo cows. Besides the range cattle are wild and mean. Russ did you send me a PM? I checked it, did'nt see anything. Ron John, Thanks for the boost. It helps with the twinge of buyers remorse I was suffering from. Over it, and happy now. I scrubbed the barrel with J&B bore cleaner. It removed the scale. The bore is shiny and bright with just a bit of frost. If you've never used J&B? I highly recommend it for cruddy bores. Ron __________________ I Still Need DWM side plate #49... if anyone runs across a nice one. What ~Rudyard Kipling~ said...