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Gun shows are a total waste of time and money now, I don't go anymore.
same here....seems they have become places for those who do not know better.
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Milt Sparks "Versa Max 2" Inside the Waistband is the standard by which all other holsters are judged. A less expensive option would be the Falco Holster that looks similiar: it is a quality holster.
this....m sparks vm2 and a nice quality belt and your good to go. i carry a commander this way when packing .45 acp, very comfortable.
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been in one of these for 30+ yrs, got about 5-6 more left then retire. the one i drive does not have the rear tag axle. indiana (certain counties) does not require it, other states does though....something in effect to the bridge weight laws.
These front dist. spinners must be an east of the continental divide type thing. I've seen a few here, but only a few. Having the chute drip on my windshield would piss me off. Back in SD, I hauled material in for a ready mix. All of ours were rear dist. with what we call a booster axle. We even had two semi's. I can't remember for the life of me how many yards the semi's held. I felt bad for the poor messicans that had to chip them bad boys. That's a fucked up job and I don't remember ever seeing it done in the winter.
Boat Builder by day. During the summer months, I own and operate a marine racing rescue dive team.
Wow!
cleaning the windshield is not as bad as it used to be. there's a plate under the barrel which diverts the cement/water mix down to the back of the top of the cab. big improvement...usually clean the w/shield once a week...then it's done with a long handle brush w/a muriatic acid water mix. minimal effort required. they are very territorial, don't see them down south much either. of course the 1/4 million dollar + price tag may have something to do with it!
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been in one of these for 30+ yrs, got about 5-6 more left then retire. the one i drive does not have the rear tag axle. indiana (certain counties) does not require it, other states does though....something in effect to the bridge weight laws.
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about 2-3 of these and i'd say that might be a trip to the ER. how could you say no.
Uhh no. If you exercise regularly and are in relatively good health meaning , not obese, don't smoke on a regular basis and do not have diabetes, hypertension or coronary artery disease. you could have one a day without problems.
All that BS about butter, red meat, fire cooked meats is just that BS. What has changed is Americans today are overweight, out of shape and don't work manual labor 8-12 hours a day. I could go on and on but suffice to say even fast food is OK in moderate quantities if you are intelligent about diet and exercise.
I have the munchies right now and would like two of these tacos, How do I call them in?
notice that i said "might" in the above statement....besides my gene pool (family genetics...can't deny where you come from) doesn't support the above treat. 165lbs @ 5'10" still doesn't matter, it is what it is...can look at it though.
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This would be a nice cardiac arrest apetitizer for that taco.
you'd have to take about 30 yrs off of my life before i could tackle that meal. that would really challenge my daily dose of 20mg Benicar!!
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The only two guns I ever hated to shoot because they kicked like mule's were a S&W 500 revolver and an old Brit .303 Enfield Jungle carbine. I like to shoot a lot of rounds, neither of those were guns I enjoyed doing that with.
friend of mine bear hunts with the S&W 500. i shot it once, never again very brutal.....heavy revolver on top of that.
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about 2-3 of these and i'd say that might be a trip to the ER. how could you say no.
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that ole boy in that malboro t-shirt i believe the smoke done set in on him.
was raised with this way of life for many years in the daviess co ky area......very hard work. every year the Catholic churches do their annual picnics and cook this way on open pits....some damn good food here. they also cook (14-16 hrs) in big 250 gal pots (most of the time wood fires but now using propane, a fires a fire when making soup) a concoction called "burgoo"....mixture of a few different meats and a lot of vegs and spices, they stir it constantly to keep it from burning with wood paddles probably 50-60 yrs old....real good eats here too. pretty neat seeing this way of life....they some VERY good people.if i can find them i'll post a couple pics of some rigs i use to cook on.
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absolutely not... get the vermin off of U.S.A. soil.
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after fame usually comes failure...would never work for them. had some of their CS years back before the fame.....6 month build went into over 18 months an was given many excuses. it caused me to learn the rifle on my own....turn around time much quicker and way more cheaper!!
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this is what the 1/2" ACE pad looks like on the bonesteel folder. screw holes line up with no problems, takes a lot bite out of the V12.....a lot more pleasant to shoot. crappy cell phone pics....too lazy to get the Canon out.
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kel tec pf9....very comfortable, carry daily w/speer +p gold dots.
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So what are current prices?
looks like current back orders are being filled at this time. went back on my old order and it just says "item is temporarily unavailable". some info going on in the ammo section at ak forum.
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to those who hung on to their back orders from sportsmans guide, it's rolling in and what's real nice is the old price stuck right with it. $135.00 for 1080 rds almost seems extinct but fits in the stash real fine!
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jumped on the 10-22 wagon. gonna keep it stock as far as appearance looking but tuning up the components (trigger, bolt, bbl, stock bedding and so on). lot of fun....but expensive.
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i use check-mates in my commanders...100% reliability. top gun is a good place to get them from, got an email earlier today stating mags were back in stock.
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winchester single shot .22 and a 12 ga stevens single shot, way back in 1967. man where does time go........
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google alamo ammo, ck out .22lr 525 rd pack....you won't believe it
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hey cameron where abouts are you located in e'ville? i work there daily....have for the last 14 yrs. spencer co resident here.
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take the recoil spring out from under the dust cover and underneath it you will find the other screw that needs to be removed. as far as the bonesteel folder....push down on the stock towards the hinge and it will unlock to fold.
welding bullet guide
in Saiga 7.62 X 39
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drill the hole in your guide bigger to allow more weld to get to the trunion. i did this on a vepr after i broke a tap, couldn't get the broken tap out no matter what i tried. this has been done over 2 years ago and have had no problems. it used to bug me cause most folks do screw jobs on their builds....but i don't even think about it anymore, it is there to stay. make sure you use the right equipment and it'll be fine. i used a mig....worked for me. i can post a pic if needed.