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Hunting for materials - primers mainly. No luck in my neck of the woods, though.

Three months into 2021, and I'm sure it's not getting better.

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They taste good, too, after 12 hours in the crock pot with some spicy bbq sauce - pulled pork!

I will admit, the smaller one cooked up a lot better than the bigger...

Quite correct, Texas now requires 21. Then I'm truly at a loss as to why Washington doesn't honor a Texas license.

Could be, I was in my 40's when I got mine here in Texas.

Washington:

https://www.dol.wa.gov/business/firearm ... alreq.html

It's easy, 50$ and 30 minutes of your time.

But, they don't recognize a Tx license, which is odd, since ours is so much harder to get. I suspect it's because they only issue to 21 and over whereas Texas issues to anyone over 18.

I like the Henry, and have an all-weather 357 on order since August of 2020. It's taking forever.

2014, HEB, I was very self-conscious about it. But nobody noticed anything, or cared if they did.

My 178 pounder and my brothers bow-shot 115 pounder

I used to have a Zastava M70 - was a nice gun, but ammo-picky.

I bought a henry .22 lever action, and was able to get some .22lr and .22 shorts with it - just because I bought the gun.

Seemed nice to do that, but no gun purchase, no ammo!

Bulletproofme.com seemed like a standup business, when I talked with them. Still thinking it over, here, but it seems like a good idea.

Texas, and Washington are both ok to carry with a mask on (family living in Washington).

I'm not sure I'd want to try that in Chicago, though, but I avoid that state anyway...

I did mine online, super easy, pretty quick

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