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BTW I dont see an issue with having 100+ guns, unless you try to carry them all at the same time.

It always irritates me when people are shocked over how much Ammo somebody has, when I can buy 1,000 bullets for my two .22's for less than $100. Although 100,000 rounds is substantial... I wonder if he needs a friend to help him use up some stock. I can't speak for the rest of the Gun Dogz around these parts but I routinely head to the range with excess of 100 rounds and make it a point to come home empty. And as you can only fire a bullet once, it adds up. (I gotta get into reloading... Save some $$ on brass) Besides, everythings cheaper in Bulk, if I'm going to the big city I'm gonna stock up.

Only thing runnign through my mind is, what happens when / if you spin a P-39? Does it come with a free squeegee?

Thanks for all the best wishes. My hope for the new year Is to find a little more time to get into the virtual skies.

Shared Kills! Nice.

Umm...??

Same, what the hey. Just need to DL it when I get back next week.

Two interesting points to ponder, well three actually. 1. Lack of observable battle damage. 2. Seperation of the prop hub from the engine. 3. Full left rudder in flight as observed by the rudder trim tab. These lead me to believe that this aircraft could have most likely been brought down by an engine failure in flight. IIRC Allison engines did have a rep for a higher incidence of failures in comparison to its contemporraries. (desert ops not withstanding) If the prop were stationary(ish) upon impact the blade would act as a lever to apply force on the propeller hub gearbox and cause it to tear away, most telling is the way the blades are only slightly bent backwards. If under power it would be curled in from the tips.

Come on guys, isnt it obvious? It's for "pre-crushed" walnuts....

Glad you found the fix. Now you have to explain to our illustrious leader, why you had your map set for Burma .

Salute! Mick! And congratulations!! Huzza!!!!

Just saw it now Mick. It still makes me a little uneasy Especially since we were under it. 5 seconds mate... There was one other clip I have seen. Taken from, I'd approximate 20-30 feet below and to the right of where we sat.