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No that that pressure is gone I can now concentrate on some real pressure, like 3,500 psi any time of any day. Yaba, Daba, Doo.
Joe
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Congrats on the retirement! I did it a little over a year ago and love it. The funny thing is that I actually shoot less now than I did when I was working . . . I figure I did a lot of it (pretty much daily) for stress relief; now much less stress translates into less shooting. Don't get me wrong - it is still a major hobby, and I still spend a lot of time with it, but less of it is actually just sending lead downrange . . . .
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I looked forward to my last day at work for a long time. Every day since then has been great. Congrats enjoy your time.
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About a year yet for me. But I've already been busy, stocking up on pellets and slugs!
Congrats!
Congrats!
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Congrats!!! I’m sure it has been well earned. You need to shoot enough that the rest of us in the daily grind can live vicariously through you. Don’t let us down!
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Congratulations! Retired 12/31/2018. Have never looked back, no regrets. Don’t comprehend how I ever found time to work
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My friends father who I talk to regularly, worked in GM. for 30 yrs. been retired 42 yrs. I hope your do the same. Crow
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Dittos to the OP . . . Rich, I was a month ahead of you on 16 Nov 2018. Brilliant minds think alike! Now I roll over instead of rolling out!
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Congratulations on your retirement. I've been retired now for over 3 years and it's been great. More time to do the things I enjoy.
The funny thing is I stay pretty busy. Taking care of the house and property. I often wonder how I managed to get everything done when I was still working.
The funny thing is I stay pretty busy. Taking care of the house and property. I often wonder how I managed to get everything done when I was still working.
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Thanks everyone, very much appreciated for sure. Money is going to be extremely tight because I didn't invest in 401k and all that smart stuff. Just relying on my SS, my wife's SS and her small government job pension. So stupid to pay taxes on our SS that we paid taxes to get but nuff said about that otherwise.....
Otherwise I'd much rather use that double tax to purchase PCP stuff.
Ok, I did invest but not in 401K, instead I invested in precious metals, lead. From .177 to .50 and every cal in-between. Money well spent as far as I'm concerned
Otherwise I'd much rather use that double tax to purchase PCP stuff.
Ok, I did invest but not in 401K, instead I invested in precious metals, lead. From .177 to .50 and every cal in-between. Money well spent as far as I'm concerned
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My four year, in retirement release date will be coming up in a few days.
April 1st, four years ago.
Been great so far.
Best of luck.
Mike
April 1st, four years ago.
Been great so far.
Best of luck.
Mike
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Been retired, semi-retired, working and now retired again, for quiet a few years now.
Had too much time and not enough money on my hands for awhile, so I returned to work.
Now back to full retirement.
Congratulations and enjoy your time.
Doc
Had too much time and not enough money on my hands for awhile, so I returned to work.
Now back to full retirement.
Congratulations and enjoy your time.
Doc
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I hate to spoil anybody's good time, but I retired more than 15 years ago and hardly a day goes by that I don't wish to re-join the workforce. Sorry folks, just me, I guess. Orv.
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Hurray, good show! Work is highly over rated. I retired 10 years ago at 55. Best decision I ever made.
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Congratulations on your retirement!
My retirement date was November 1, 2019. Enjoying it throughly. I bought my first PCP shortly thereafter (a Prod) and am up to 5 now. Shot a little this morning before it started raining. Shot my best 30 yard challenge score with my 177 yesterday. Working on a wood stock for one of my P35s too. There is always enough to do but not everything that needs done is fun. That part did not change, just more time for the things that are fun.
My retirement date was November 1, 2019. Enjoying it throughly. I bought my first PCP shortly thereafter (a Prod) and am up to 5 now. Shot a little this morning before it started raining. Shot my best 30 yard challenge score with my 177 yesterday. Working on a wood stock for one of my P35s too. There is always enough to do but not everything that needs done is fun. That part did not change, just more time for the things that are fun.
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