Mike at Bowers handed me an X95 the other day. I actually kind of liked it. And I don't like the Tavor at all. Good thing the one he had wasn't FDE or I might have just bought it and figured out how to pay for it later.
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Mike at Bowers handed me an X95 the other day. I actually kind of liked it. And I don't like the Tavor at all. Good thing the one he had wasn't FDE or I might have just bought it and figured out how to pay for it later.
Oh dear, might have to make a trip tomorrow.Quote:
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Very nice Colt
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Bring lots of money. Don't hold me to it, but I think the price was about $1,900. And I'm sure there is tax on top of that.
Ouch! My FFL quoted me over $200 cheaper then that (has to order it though). The ridiculously over priced dealer here in down (Family firearms) has them for over $2k [facepalm]Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
One just popped up on the other forum. FDE for $1750!
Wow! I just logged in for the first time there in 4 years. Well...it'll be 4 years to the day next Wednesday.
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From fat to......not as fat.
Hopefully this will motivate me.
Please give a review, never used one.
Good move by the way! Don't puss out.
So far it is very useful. I will continue to test it. The APP is easy to use and it is customizable using it. Receives notification of text and calls from BT connection from your phone with a vibration alert.
Actually made me get on the elliptical tonight, very motivating.
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Amazon has it on sale currently for $45 for the next 9 hours. Normal price is $60-70.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FM9OBQS
Hi-capacity?Quote:
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18000 liters/4755 gallons. Not too shabby at all.Quote:
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- Flow rate of 9 -12 liters per hour
- Purifies 18,000 liters/4755 gallons
S&W 64-3 from 1983ish. .38spl (I don't like magnums out of K frames lol) 3" barrel. Very sweet shooter, great action.
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The Clydesdale in front pulling the the mom mobile
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I got an offer I couldn't refuse on my Duramax...and since I don't really need it any longer I "downsized" (in cost and maintenance) to this. 04 2500HD LS with the 8.1L (496CI) and the Allison 1000. 95k and change on the odo and in REALLY nice shape. Best part is, no more payments. Had enough equity on the 2014 to pay cash for this. Pretty much the same capability at a fraction of the cost. I'm happy:
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Ooph! Payments will come in the form of gas. Given the current oil prices and the cost of that old bow tie you had, I'd say you did good! Those BBC's are some torquey sob's. Let's just hope oil stays cheap.
If you ever find your way back and want to ditch the bug guard for a clear bra, I know a guy who will take care of ya.
Eliminating payments HAS to be one of the best feelings second only to not having any at all. :Cool:
Two of these guys to finally get some decent water storage.
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For a friends 5 year old sons birthday.
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Win!Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
So is that the .50BMG of the Nerf world?
Awesome. They'll learn an early life lesson about being unarmed and vulnerable when you ambush them with that right in the middle of cake and ice cream.Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
Him, his brother, and his sister are all well trained and experienced in Nerf battles. They have been waging war with my two sons for several years.
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Mini-split in the shop Oh yeah............................ Thanks to Valley Air / Brycom for the install.
88ah of juice.
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Cool Story Bro batteries? Bitchin
Nice. Hot Dawg for Winter?Quote:
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Mitsubishi heat/AC . Had it running yesterday. A balmy 60 deg. Keeping it set @ 62, fires up in the a.m. shuts down @3. To see how it feels, how much electricity it uses and if it keeps a moderately insulated garage warm.Quote:
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Kazoo- What's the SEER/EER rating and tonnage?
M Series Could have gone bigger. BUT .. some of us have to work within a budget..... SHOCKINGQuote:
Originally Posted by hghclsswhitetrsh
23.1 seer / 1.5 T on heat approx 1T cooling (14K cooling- 18K heat)
The shop (for those not familiar) is approx 700 sq. ft. Foam Insulated (approx R-14). Could i have gone bigger, for more efficient HVAC, sure. . It's what our budget allowed and the timing (money wise) was right. Thanks Dad ;)
The Mitsubishi units are the best mini splits in my opinion. They have a heat pump that will work down to -13 degrees outside. Not to shabby....
Your garage is insulated with lead.Quote:
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Holy shit! I was about to ask about when it got down under 40* because that's what I thought was the limit. I'm amazed. Gonna have to look at these for my garage.
Select fire model?Quote:
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I think it is more like a Nerf 50 BeowulfQuote:
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[LOL]
Is there anyone here not?
[ROFL2]
Some recent builds I finished up today.
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