Brians356
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Was that mistake on purpose?????Spelling! Yep, poor spelling really get’s on my nerves. Proof reading only takes a moment.
I just started writing it and spellcheck did the rest.I wanna know if you had to look up “sanctimonious”! Hi Nick!![]()
She lived in the time frame of re-caps. The guys that ran the Firestone heavy truck and passenger car recapping shop in the 50's where I grew up had a dual price schedule posted, one price if your "casings" were good and a higher price if you used their casings.My Grandma always called her car tires Casings.
I think grammar and terminology is important, especially when communicating about firearm related information.
That's why caliber and cartridge should be used correctly.
Seriously, we're on a reloading forum.
Also, 'yeah' means yes. 'Ya' is Canadian for yes. Lol.
I hate it when someone tells me they're shooting a 6.5. 6.5 WHAT?????
When they tell me a 6.5 Creedmoor I really want to scream.
Spelling! Yep, poor spelling really get’s on my nerves. Proof reading only takes a moment.
When a rifle wears something- it wears a nightforce comp or it wears an ag composites stock.
I use Grammarly and it tells me when my spelling or grammar is not correct. Best of all...It's free.
You need to make the Welp into Ope in WI.Welp...
Prolly...
You need to make the Welp into Ope in WI.