It’s a Heritage rough rider in 22lr. For $140, I bought a second one and bought the extra 22mag cylinder for $29. Can’t wait to shoot them.
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It’s a Heritage rough rider in 22lr. For $140, I bought a second one and bought the extra 22mag cylinder for $29. Can’t wait to shoot them.
Are many available at that price, or is this just a great deal you stumbled upon?
It’s hit or miss. I got one from TSS Warehouse and another from Gunbroker. Kentucky Gun is supposed to be getting some in at the $140 mark.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Very nice 3rd gen, a trade not purchase, but new to me. 11 year old factory night sights still have a bit of glow left, impressive. Now to pick up some 40 mags.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...d2b6bb0a8c.jpg
Is that a Magnum 88?Quote:
Originally Posted by SouthPaw
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F*ck the summer heat
New windows so the office window AC is out. 1985 furnace is on borrowed time. It's been a good run.
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That a Carrier whole house humidifier, i see?Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
Just a bypass humidifier. smaller than it looks in pic, just one of those that hangs off the side of the bonnet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Infiniti 3T inverter (DC) condenser unit (variable condenser and fan)
Infiniti 80% furnace (variable gas, variable blower)
3.5T evap box
bypass humidifier (got a polarized filter unit too)
Infinity smart controller (guess I need to peddle my brand new ecobee4 I never installed)
Have to add a 100AMP sub panel, my 125A panel is full after the kitchen remodel. They wanted stupid crazy money for a 200A panel. Will give me room to pull another line into my garage, and probably another into the basement.
With the promos and rebates, cashback ,cash discount, mil discount, cost less then the mid grade models and came in under my budget estimate.
You'll wish you went with a 200a down the road. I went from 100 - 200a service to a new panel. 100a to house and 100a to the shop. Throw in i have 5 outbuildings all with power.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
I'm landlocked here on a city lot, not going to expand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
If I did ever find a need for a 200A panel, I wouldn't pay an HVAC company stupid money to have one of their electrical subs put one in. I got a guy.