Stay home bonanza

[MislMan]

No, not the TV show. My neighbor is having to stay home during CV epidemic. He stopped over to borrow a tool for some project of his. I had to dig/move out half my garage to get to the tool. I do all my gun tasks and reloading in my garage. Well, since I had all this stuff out of the way, I decided to go all out and remove the rest to clean things up and restack. WOW! During the ordeal I found 17 assorted springs from gun maintenance/projects that launched themselves into oblivion during those times. A quick review shows at least 3 of the springs were never ordered and their associated tasks never completed. Now I have some tasks to catch up on that I don’t have to buy parts for. YIPPEE!!!

 

[CarlGeorge]

"Finding springs". That's hysterical.

When we're dead and gone how many primers and other things will be found? It is pretty comical when you go to do something and you find a 9mm case or a primer off by its lonesome.

"Oh THAT'S where that went!"

 

[Dusty Stevens]

I wonder what a metal detector may think years from now when they find the tens of thousands of 6mm bullets ive shot thru my blast barrel into the ground in my yards. Ive shot the bottom out of 5 plastic drums that i can remember

 

[Cecil S.]

I rebuild old Abu Garcia reels tiny C-clip went flyin.....Uggghhh. Ordered more found the flyer on the coffee table 2 weeks later. Dang! Get Murphy outa my house.

 

[Drop Port]

I just want to know if 10mm sockets ever get found or where they go.

 

[stork]

Went through a similar discovery last year before I went to Perry. Was taking inventory of primers, powder & bullets to make a buying list, when I ran across 2 older cases of CCI sv buried in the back of the cabinet. Extended the need to replenish another 1 1/2 yrs.

 

[Kevin57]

I just want to know if 10mm sockets ever get found or where they go.

The 10mm sockets are with my missing socks.
K

 

[TAJ45]

I just want to know if 10mm sockets ever get found or where they go.

They elope with the 13mm traveling salesman.

 

[jackson1]

When I drop a small ferrous metal on the floor, I drag a fish lure magnet on the floor. It happens more than I care to admit. Non ferrous items, I get on my knees or lower with a flash light. Its always the last place you look.

 

[PatMiles]

I just want to know if 10mm sockets ever get found or where they go.

Send me your address, I'll mail you one. 3/8th drive?

 

[Adam in WI]

Its always the last place you look.

One of my favorite sayings. Of course it's in the last place you look. Whaddya going to keep looking after you find it, that's nuts