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Haven't been on here for a long while, but traded my H001 in on a H004 yesterday. Probably won't be able to put it through it's paces until next weekend. Have a heartt cath coming up this week, and will hopefully start hitting on a few more cylinders. Really like the looks of the .22 for sure.

good luck with the heart cath .... take care and recover quickly .... looking forward to your reports on your new Henry .... be sure to add it to our How Many ? thread at the link below


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Welcome back and good luck.

Welcome back and good luck with the heart cath.

Thank you gentlemen for the kind words and well wishes. I had 5 bypasses done 1n 1992 and a stent put in 4 years ago. Same symptoms as before, but blessed to have gotten the mileage that I have received from the initial surgery. No complaints.

You've been thru the ringer! Hope it all turns good. Welcome back and enjoy that HOO4. Take care.

I had a cardiac cath done several years ago, and I've always looked for the humor in day to day situations. Laying on the table waiting to start, I see the eyes of one of the techs get big and he quietly says, "paddles" to the other tech.
My heart skips a beat...

They came out with shocker ping pong paddles and began stalking around the OR!


Seems my tech had spotted a fly. After a quick tandem hunt, one herded the fly into the other, a swing and a zap, a couple spritzes with disinfectant and a wipedown, and everything put away, everyone was back in position and almost at attention when the doc came in.

"He would have had a stroke if he had seen a fly in here." The tech told me after the special op. We are golden now.

The doc comes in just two minutes later, smiles, greets me, looks at the lead.
"Another fly John?" The raised eyebrow above his mask nearly cracks me up.
"Don't look so stunned, I can smell the fresh antiseptic.". Everyone laughs...

He nods at the gaspasser and we begin.

^^^^^^^

I’m still laughing. My brother is a surgery tech and he tells some pretty funny stories from the operating room.

I love a sense of humor. The Lord and a good sense of humor has gotten me through some tough times. The last stent I had put in the Cardiologist was briefing my wife and I on different possibilities. I ask the question , What the options of the procedure would be ? He said if you need one stent we will do that. If you need two we will do that. Then he said , if your wife wants me to pull the sheet over your head and roll you out , we can do that..lol Needless to say, I was very nice and polite to my wife until the procedure was over. Going in the morning, hopefully will have another story to tell.

My H004

nice .... very nice indeed

Finally felt like taking the Golden Boy out on its maiden voyage. Just shooting some steel targets , but cycled and performed well. I like shooting .22's because I don't try to calculate how much it is costing me while shooting.

Just got one myself...still gotta wait at least a week for the government paperwork...
Can't wait to hear your report!

Congrats on the Golden Boy they're absolute works of art and a hoot to shoot, ENJOY