Latest Purchase Thread

[R. Chapman]

Bought these early this morning with the full intention of doing some shooting today. Then I went outside this afternoon. Fuck this. It's so damn hot.

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Wally Whore had those Federal Value packs at $19.99 about a month ago and had a shit load of them to.

That's what I got them for. Like 19.64.

Best price I've seen in a long time. Just a hair under $5. It was funny to because Wally Whore was selling individual boxes at 6.99 for the same shells!

[jarbo03]

Didn't think Sam's would carry this

Nope but I'm glad they do.

I love Sam's club. EVERYTHING IS BIGGER.

Looks like that includes the price! Almost $5.00 more than I can get it for here.

What the deuce? That's cheaper than I can get it for in fucking IA.

[huntall6]

Pew pew pew!

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[3legged_lab]

My brother is getting married this weekend so I thought id get a bottle of the good stuff for the groomsmen.
If it doesnt meet expectations its on you guys.

[Redbeard]

My brother is getting married this weekend so I thought id get a bottle of the good stuff for the groomsmen.
If it doesnt meet expectations its on you guys.

its addicting. Just provide em with meth. It won't kill em

[sws002]

My brother is getting married this weekend so I thought id get a bottle of the good stuff for the groomsmen.
If it doesnt meet expectations its on you guys.

The goods news is, if they don't like it, there's always the old cop-out "My internet friends are assholes!"

[assateague]

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[assateague]

And the best part is, the trap boxes do double duty as robot costumes. She's currently roaming around the yard and house, talking like a robot.

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[Flightstopper]

Hahaha

[Bad17]

That's awesome.

[Woody]

good stuff assa!

[Bulldog0156]

My brother is getting married this weekend so I thought id get a bottle of the good stuff for the groomsmen.
If it doesnt meet expectations its on you guys.

Oh you're getting them a bottle of single malt? The laphroaig 18 is pretty good!

[jarbo03]

My brother is getting married this weekend so I thought id get a bottle of the good stuff for the groomsmen.
If it doesnt meet expectations its on you guys.

If they don't like it, your brother needs new friends. Tell wm it's jarbo approved, and that I'm an expert.

[3legged_lab]

laphroaig 18

I'll be honest, I have no clue what that means

[AKPirate]

laphroaig 18

I'll be honest, I have no clue what that means

18 year old scotch

[jarbo03]

And the best part is, the trap boxes do double duty as robot costumes. She's currently roaming around the yard and house, talking like a robot.

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So full of win!

[capt1972]

My brother is getting married this weekend so I thought id get a bottle of the good stuff for the groomsmen.
If it doesnt meet expectations its on you guys.

When Prohibition outlawed the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages in 1920, a few enterprising residents of Templeton, Iowa began illegally producing a smooth, high caliber whiskey known as Templeton Rye, or "The Good Stuff". This highly sought-after whiskey brought a certain degree of fame to Templeton, and as the premium brand of the era, Templeton Rye fetched an impressive $5.50 per gallon - approximately $70 by today's standards.

As word spread, the Templeton whiskey caught the attention of Al Capone and became his whiskey of choice. It quickly found its way to the center of Capone's bootlegging empire and hundreds of kegs were supplied to his gang every month, who in turn filled the demand of speakeasies throughout Chicago, New York and San Francisco.

Although most American whiskeys ceased production after Prohibition ended, Templeton Rye continued to be produced illegally in small batches for loyal patrons. More than 85 years later, this infamous whiskey returned and was made available legally for the first time ever in 2006.

The master distiller of Templeton Rye Whiskey utilizes the original Prohibition-era recipe formed by the Kerkhoff family - unique for the remarkably high rye content of its mash. By law, a Whiskey must be 51% rye to be classified as a rye whiskey, but Templeton uses a mash of more than 90 percent rye grains, with malted barley for the remainder. This recipe produces a smooth, balanced spirit with spicy, grassy aromas and rich notes of caramel, butterscotch, toffee and allspice on the palate. Every bottle has the batch, barrel, bottle number and bottling date hand-written on the label.

[AKPirate]

My brother is getting married this weekend so I thought id get a bottle of the good stuff for the groomsmen.
If it doesnt meet expectations its on you guys.

When Prohibition outlawed the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages in 1920, a few enterprising residents of Templeton, Iowa began illegally producing a smooth, high caliber whiskey known as Templeton Rye, or "The Good Stuff". This highly sought-after whiskey brought a certain degree of fame to Templeton, and as the premium brand of the era, Templeton Rye fetched an impressive $5.50 per gallon - approximately $70 by today's standards.

As word spread, the Templeton whiskey caught the attention of Al Capone and became his whiskey of choice. It quickly found its way to the center of Capone's bootlegging empire and hundreds of kegs were supplied to his gang every month, who in turn filled the demand of speakeasies throughout Chicago, New York and San Francisco.

Although most American whiskeys ceased production after Prohibition ended, Templeton Rye continued to be produced illegally in small batches for loyal patrons. More than 85 years later, this infamous whiskey returned and was made available legally for the first time ever in 2006.

The master distiller of Templeton Rye Whiskey utilizes the original Prohibition-era recipe formed by the Kerkhoff family - unique for the remarkably high rye content of its mash. By law, a Whiskey must be 51% rye to be classified as a rye whiskey, but Templeton uses a mash of more than 90 percent rye grains, with malted barley for the remainder. This recipe produces a smooth, balanced spirit with spicy, grassy aromas and rich notes of caramel, butterscotch, toffee and allspice on the palate. Every bottle has the batch, barrel, bottle number and bottling date hand-written on the label.

Thank you Mr Google

[3legged_lab]

My brother is getting married this weekend so I thought id get a bottle of the good stuff for the groomsmen.
If it doesnt meet expectations its on you guys.

When Prohibition outlawed the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages in 1920, a few enterprising residents of Templeton, Iowa began illegally producing a smooth, high caliber whiskey known as Templeton Rye, or "The Good Stuff". This highly sought-after whiskey brought a certain degree of fame to Templeton, and as the premium brand of the era, Templeton Rye fetched an impressive $5.50 per gallon - approximately $70 by today's standards.

As word spread, the Templeton whiskey caught the attention of Al Capone and became his whiskey of choice. It quickly found its way to the center of Capone's bootlegging empire and hundreds of kegs were supplied to his gang every month, who in turn filled the demand of speakeasies throughout Chicago, New York and San Francisco.

Although most American whiskeys ceased production after Prohibition ended, Templeton Rye continued to be produced illegally in small batches for loyal patrons. More than 85 years later, this infamous whiskey returned and was made available legally for the first time ever in 2006.

The master distiller of Templeton Rye Whiskey utilizes the original Prohibition-era recipe formed by the Kerkhoff family - unique for the remarkably high rye content of its mash. By law, a Whiskey must be 51% rye to be classified as a rye whiskey, but Templeton uses a mash of more than 90 percent rye grains, with malted barley for the remainder. This recipe produces a smooth, balanced spirit with spicy, grassy aromas and rich notes of caramel, butterscotch, toffee and allspice on the palate. Every bottle has the batch, barrel, bottle number and bottling date hand-written on the label.

Thats what I said, "the good stuff".

[capt1972]

I thought it was pretty interesting.

[3legged_lab]

I thought it was pretty interesting.

I saw some of that on the back of the bottle

[AKPirate]

It must be good stuff, Zach has a bottle hidden under every cushion and mattress in his house and two in his cop car

[assateague]

My brother is getting married this weekend so I thought id get a bottle of the good stuff for the groomsmen.
If it doesnt meet expectations its on you guys.

When Prohibition outlawed the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages in 1920, a few enterprising residents of Templeton, Iowa began illegally producing a smooth, high caliber whiskey known as Templeton Rye, or "The Good Stuff". This highly sought-after whiskey brought a certain degree of fame to Templeton, and as the premium brand of the era, Templeton Rye fetched an impressive $5.50 per gallon - approximately $70 by today's standards.

As word spread, the Templeton whiskey caught the attention of Al Capone and became his whiskey of choice. It quickly found its way to the center of Capone's bootlegging empire and hundreds of kegs were supplied to his gang every month, who in turn filled the demand of speakeasies throughout Chicago, New York and San Francisco.

Although most American whiskeys ceased production after Prohibition ended, Templeton Rye continued to be produced illegally in small batches for loyal patrons. More than 85 years later, this infamous whiskey returned and was made available legally for the first time ever in 2006.

The master distiller of Templeton Rye Whiskey utilizes the original Prohibition-era recipe formed by the Kerkhoff family - unique for the remarkably high rye content of its mash. By law, a Whiskey must be 51% rye to be classified as a rye whiskey, but Templeton uses a mash of more than 90 percent rye grains, with malted barley for the remainder. This recipe produces a smooth, balanced spirit with spicy, grassy aromas and rich notes of caramel, butterscotch, toffee and allspice on the palate. Every bottle has the batch, barrel, bottle number and bottling date hand-written on the label.

Dammit, was really hoping you made that up. Thought "that's excellent work". But then Tim shot the Google Ray at you and it stuck. Oh well.

[Bulldog0156]

laphroaig 18

I'll be honest, I have no clue what that means

It's no kessler!

[sws002]

My brother is getting married this weekend so I thought id get a bottle of the good stuff for the groomsmen.
If it doesnt meet expectations its on you guys.

When Prohibition outlawed the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages in 1920, a few enterprising residents of Templeton, Iowa began illegally producing a smooth, high caliber whiskey known as Templeton Rye, or "The Good Stuff". This highly sought-after whiskey brought a certain degree of fame to Templeton, and as the premium brand of the era, Templeton Rye fetched an impressive $5.50 per gallon - approximately $70 by today's standards.

As word spread, the Templeton whiskey caught the attention of Al Capone and became his whiskey of choice. It quickly found its way to the center of Capone's bootlegging empire and hundreds of kegs were supplied to his gang every month, who in turn filled the demand of speakeasies throughout Chicago, New York and San Francisco.

Although most American whiskeys ceased production after Prohibition ended, Templeton Rye continued to be produced illegally in small batches for loyal patrons. More than 85 years later, this infamous whiskey returned and was made available legally for the first time ever in 2006.

The master distiller of Templeton Rye Whiskey utilizes the original Prohibition-era recipe formed by the Kerkhoff family - unique for the remarkably high rye content of its mash. By law, a Whiskey must be 51% rye to be classified as a rye whiskey, but Templeton uses a mash of more than 90 percent rye grains, with malted barley for the remainder. This recipe produces a smooth, balanced spirit with spicy, grassy aromas and rich notes of caramel, butterscotch, toffee and allspice on the palate. Every bottle has the batch, barrel, bottle number and bottling date hand-written on the label.

Dammit, was really hoping you made that up. Thought "that's excellent work". But then Tim shot the Google Ray at you and it stuck. Oh well.

True story, I actually worked with the granddaughter of Mr. Kerkhoff. I didn't know it until after she left sadly. Still trying to work my way into a deal there.

[Bootlipkiller]

It must be good stuff, Zach has a bottle hidden under every cushion and mattress in his house and two in his cop car

And the boat. Don't forget about the boat.

[AKPirate]

It must be good stuff, Zach has a bottle hidden under every cushion and mattress in his house and two in his cop car

And the boat. Don't forget about the boat.

You don't hide those though

[huntall6]

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It was a good day. Some is for my birthday tomorrow...

[huntall6]

I am afraid I made a mistake with that buck mark though. 4 mags through with 3 failures so far! One was ammo for sure but the other two the slide didn't seem to get far enough back to grab the fresh cartridge. Hopefully it just needs a break in period. Hopefully.

[Goldfish]

Bought a pair of redwing boots for work today