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• Jan 16, 2006

Congrats on the new boat, she looks a nice one. Keep us posted on how she's going and post some photos. We look forward to some elapsed times that will keep the 40 footers running..!  

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Yes well done Desert Dingo, being the 1st Stomp 38 you must be excited, we look forward to seeing some more photos and racing results.  

• Jan 17, 2006

• Jan 19, 2006

We have touch down on number 2. The little beast arrived this morning and is being offloaded and trucked to the yard today. I have some photos but they are 1mb so will try to get some uploaded later. We have got a bit of work to do to get her ready so will be letting you all know when the camel toe is GO.  

"Camel Toe" I can't wait to see the battle flag DD!  

Grumps the flag is ready to go I will post a photo later it's special !  

On the edge of my seat brother!  

• Jan 20, 2006

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Congratulations DD. I know how it feels to launch a new weapon. I hope all goes well. I'm REALLY interested to see what you're IRC ends up as. Seriously. Well done.  

Looks great. Is the mast in sections? It looks kind of short. Is this a standard feature for easy shipping? Cheers!  

LOL, I asked the same question this morning, then deleted it. 38' boat, 40' mast? Maybe it is cabin stepped, not keel stepped?? If it is the whole unit, makes shipping convenient.  

There are two sections one on each side of the cradle, just looks like one from the angle. it is a keel step Rig is plenty bigger than 40ft :blink:  

Don said: Congratulations DD. I know how it feels to launch a new weapon. I hope all goes well. I'm REALLY interested to see what you're IRC ends up as. Seriously. Well done. Click to expand...

Looks sweet, DD. Can't wait for some on the water shots.  

desertdingo said: There are two sections one on each side of the cradle, just looks like one from the angle. it is a keel step Rig is plenty bigger than 40ft :blink: Click to expand...

The raised topside/lowered cabin really looks cool, ya? You didn't bother with tipping the boat on it's side to get inside the width of the flat rack? Word we have is it costs plenty if your boat is outside the box. Good to see the 2 boats just about ready to go, can't wait to zip over the Ditch for a spin in Sydney. bloody awesome  

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Maybe Brandin Podziemski or the exact amount of firsts would’ve eventually been the swing factor in deeper Markkanen negotiations, sparking an internal debate. But it never reached that stage, team sources said. Markkanen signed an extension in Utah, and several sources from multiple inquiring teams said they believe, in retrospect, this was always the Jazz ’s intended outcome. Markkanen’s true availability was a mirage.

But reasons matter a whole lot less than results. In that regard, the Warriors failed to remedy their largest roster weakness. They not only didn’t acquire an established veteran scorer, but also indirectly motivated their second-leading scorer from last season, Klay Thompson , to leave the franchise, rerouting his departure into the sign-and-trade and free-agent additions of Kyle Anderson , Buddy Hield and De’Anthony Melton .

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Steve Kerr coached that team. Mike Dunleavy was in attendance. Draymond Green was roaring from the middle of the bleachers. Joe Lacob and Kirk Lacob followed from afar. The key Warriors’ stakeholders grasp Curry’s sustained greatness and, team sources said, there is an internal understanding that his current supporting cast can’t be considered a finished product if the 2025 NBA championship is believed to be a reachable goal.

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Curry is eligible for a one-year, $62.6 million extension to his contract, which has two seasons and $115.3 million left. He flew back from Paris a few days ago and plans to unplug from basketball-related business for a few weeks. So any contract conversation isn’t expected to take place in the near future, league sources said. It’ll be entirely on Curry’s preferred timeline. The deadline to extend is Oct. 21.

From the Warriors’ side, it isn’t nearly as complicated as their more recent contract extensions ( Jordan Poole , Andrew Wiggins , Green, Thompson) or future ( Jonathan Kuminga , Moses Moody ). If Curry wants to tack on that extra year anywhere up to that max of $62.6 million, the Warriors would be willing. It’s a position they’ve maintained privately and publicly.

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It’s easier to apply pressure — even in Curry’s tranquil style — with one season left on a contract rather than two. So Curry’s choice whether to commit to an extra year of team control before the October deadline is a notable signal of which way the wind might blow.

The Warriors believe they improved this summer, team sources emphasized, basing that partially on internal number models that gave a positive-value thumbs-up to the additions of Melton, Anderson and Hield. A few analytics-driven employees from around the league agree. One rival’s metric model had Golden State fourth in the conference. The Warriors’ 46 wins a season ago through turbulence stood only five back of the fifth spot ( Clippers , 51 wins).

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MONTAUK, N.Y. — "Parrotheads" around the world now have an opportunity to own a part of Margaritaville history.

SI Yachts , a luxury yacht dealer with offices in Florida and the northeast, has put the famous boat once owned by music icon Jimmy Buffett up for sale.

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Back in the day was there ever an attempt to chamber the Thompson in .38 Super?

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Would it have been doable? And would it have been a useful addition to the Nation's arsenal? I ask because I like the idea of the symmetry of it. We have the 1911 in .45ACP and the Thompson in .45ACP And we have the 1911 in .38 Super so it would be cool if there was a .38 Super version of the Tommy gun.  

I read, years ago, of a 10mm Thompson caliber, but can not find the reference any more. Sent from my SM-G986U using Tapatalk  

I've seen them in 10mm on GB, but haven't seen one in years.  

"The Thompson platform was tested by several European nations early in 1922 and 1923. The only country interesting in buying a production run was Belgium. The Belgian Army was interested only if some “minor” changed could be made. These included the requirement for the gun ob chambered in 9mm Luger and to by styled more like a rifle. Auto-Ordnance turned to Birmingham Small Arms, an English arms company, and this new style of Thompson was created: the Model of 1926 in 9mm. BSA went on to created several variants of the Model 1926 in several different calibers including .45 ACP, .38 Super, 9mm Bergman, 7.63 Mauser, and .30 Mauser. " Rare and Historic Thompson Submachine Guns | Range 365  

I believe the Thompson was even tried in .30-06 at one point. The Blish Lock proved to be a bit inadequate for something that powerful though. The advantage was that although the gun was heavy, the gun was balanced near the Center of Gravity so that it could be fired with one hand unlike most other rifle caliber guns. The Blish Lock went away very early on and I don't believe any modern replicas use it. - Ivan.  

I knew I had read years ago that Thompsons were produced in 38 Super. A quick search reveals this cite from the wiki piece on .38 Super: "A small number of .45 ACP submachine guns were also made in .38 Super, such as the Ingram Model 6 and Thompson submachine gun " Here's another: In Boston T. Party's book "Boston's Gun Bible", he said that Elliot Ness used 1911's and Tommy guns in .38 Super. Still another: https://military-history.fandom.com/wiki/.38_Super Off topic, at least two of Huey Long's bodyguards carried Super 1911s, drilled hapless poor Dr. Weiss as many as 40 times. Some say he only punched the governor and the bodyguards shot Huey in the crossfire that followed. Bottom line, he needed killing. (Huey Long, not Dr. Weiss) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Huey_Long#Shooting  

There is a issue of Guns Magazine from late 50s that had article on Thompsons and pictures of some fancy models they were planning for civilian sales. The Sheriff’s Dept had a Thompson in 9mm. I don’t know what model it was, not military. This was in their possession from attempted Bank Robbery in 1946. It was more of trophy for Dept than a tool. We got a woman for sheriff who was crooked as they get. She was famous, even was on Johnny Carson show. Everyone knew that Thompson 9mm was valuable, including some older Deputies. Seems salesman came selling police equipment and traded a CTME rifle for the Thompson.  

I don't know about .38 Super, but Auto Ordnance did make a prototype in .30 Carbine.  

The Thompson was never made or proto in 30/06. However Col. Thompson did submit a rifle in 30/06 to Govt. trials. It lost out badly. Board picked the Garand.  

Thank you everybody! I do know I could have just done a general internet search for the answer but I like asking questions like this on forums because there is the potential for such a wide range of responses. And that proved true again! You guys are awesome.  

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