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God's Not Dead (DVD) and God's Not Dead 2 Both are New Sealed

29 December 2024

Very uplifting!

Very uplifting! My whole family was captivated by these DVDs over Christmas. Highly recommended!

VISM Tactical Scoped Soft Case, Black - 52 Inches CVS2907-52 Soft Gun Case

13 November 2018

Works for me and very reasonable price

If you need a rifle case this long, choices are rather limited and usually not inexpensive. This case by VISM is very reasonably priced and seems well made, sufficiently padded. My rifle (Savage LA bolt-action, 26" barrel + muzzle brake) is exactly 49 1/2" long. The case is just long enough for it. Might do 50" but I think that could begin to strain the zipper. The external length is indeed 52" but some is lost when wrapping around a rifle. The 16" height is more than sufficient for my bolt-action with flush mag and bipod attached. No internal straps which is not a problem for my use.

Kampfpanzer Maus : The Porsche Type 205 Super-Heavy Tank by Michael öhlich...

28 November 2017

Seemingly all there is to know about the Maus

This book is a very thorough recounting of the history, development and technical aspects of the tank in question. I'm sure that the author does actually know more than is written but in the interest of keeping the book portable (and readable), he has probably winnowed it down slightly. It is quite a substantial piece of work though. Readers will learn of the political drama at the highest levels which surrounded the tank, the technical struggle to make it perform better than it had any right to, and they will see just about every detail and component, inside and out. The human story alone is more compelling than I would have thought and technically the book is without peer. Highly recommended.

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