The following is a guest post from Michael Denmon. He’s previously written articles on introducing his wife to firearms and reloading ammo. Michael is a Dad who is working on being a better man, one project at a time. Catch up with his latest attempts at Dad Level Viking. I have a problem. I like spreadsheets. Making them, naming them, populating them with data, formatting…all of it. If there is an opportunity for me to compare multiple items and break them down
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