Photo 1 of 5: I ended up playing 3 hours of Skip-Bo with my uncles for our Christmas party this year which was probably the first time I've ever done that. I assure you, we did not talk about politics the entire time, well, yeah we did.

Photo 5 of 5: Here's my immediate family with our newest edition (Liam) who looks like he's sleeping in the picture...babies are hard to take pictures of.

Photo 4 of 5: Here's a picture of all my Grandma G's grandchildren in attendance.

Photo 3 of 5: Your fearless leader of Nealgrosskopf.com me! Managed to get one eye open for a picture for once.

Photo 2 of 5: My grandma and aunt trying out some 3D glasses. Grandma's still pretty crazy for an almost 90 year old.

Photo 5 of 5: Here it is the finished product. Looks pretty cool eh?

Photo 4 of 5: Here's what's left of some pumpkins I shot with the gun. I probably missed them more times than I hit them but you get the idea.

Photo 3 of 5: Here is the gun, roughly 75% apart. It took a lot of work to add all the new pieces to the gun.

Photo 2 of 5: Here's Mossy before I modified it. Just a standard Mossberg 500 in this picture.

Photo 1 of 5: Here's all the individual pieces I used to modify my gun. I bought all the parts from ATI Technologies, a Milwaukee based company that makes gun parts. They're not top of the line but will work perfectly for my needs.