Diesel pickups are for chumps

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Originally Posted by hurley842002

The majority of use comes from the Mon-Fri work crowd, and then weekends mainly for big events like sports, GABF, concerts etc.

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I didn't know it was being utilized, but then I only see it empty on the weekends.

Bolinger.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dav55oUJ-w

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Originally Posted by Irving

Bolinger.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dav55oUJ-w

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Will they call it Bollocks in the UK?

I'm concerned with the requirement to have a noise at low speeds. How are dudes supposed to quietly road hunt with that going on? Even wheeling might be annoying.

I can see the appeal of the B1. But for the price of $60k to $100k that will buy $20k to $60k worth of diesel fuel after the price of a new F-250.

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Originally Posted by Bailey Guns

I can see the appeal of the B1. But for the price of $60k to $100k that will buy $20k to $60k worth of diesel fuel after the price of a new F-250.

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I feel like one could make the argument that you could buy a Tasco scope from Wal-mart for your long range rifle and then have an extra $2,400 to buy premium ammo for your rifle.

I wouldn't make that argument because the difference between an F-250 and a Bollinger is much less than the difference between a Tasco and a $2,500 scope.

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Originally Posted by Irving

I feel like one could make the argument that you could buy a Tasco scope from Wal-mart for your long range rifle and then have an extra $2,400 to buy premium ammo for your rifle.

I wouldn't make that argument because the difference between an F-250 and a Bollinger is much less than the difference between a Tasco and a $2,500 scope.

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What can the Bollinger do better than, or out perform, the F250

Well it costs more for starters.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

What can the Bollinger do better than, or out perform, the F250

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Lighten your wallet so you don't have all that cash weighing you down.