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Just got this one ordered so I can be like kazoohttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...5838d897af.jpg
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Damn, I haven't seen a 91/30 go for less than $100 in a decade...Quote:
Originally Posted by fitterjohn
That's why it took me so long to get one. I paid 80$ for my dad's birthday long time ago, and keep telling my friends I won't buy one for over 100. It's my gift in life I find cheap guns that I don't need. That's how I ended up with a safe of sub 100$ Mausers.
Let me know if you see a nice one for around $150 or so... missed out when they are common and cheap, but would still like to pick one up just for fun.
Will do
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2007 Corvette z06
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NOICE! Can it do a burnout? [Coffee]
Going Gray with Dunham Cloud boots in a true 10.5 4E.
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Nice pedicure [Coffee] (j/k)
I hear rumors it can, but I've not tried it myself. :)Quote:
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Nice. Need almost the same size. Where did you get them?Quote:
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Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...TF8&th=1&psc=1
People who wear XX-wide sizes know that New Balance or Dunham (owned by NB), are about the only choices for shoes and boots. Some of the NB hikers run a half size small so sometimes I've had to order large to get enough width. Decided to go with the Dunhams instead of NB this time, and they fit true to size. Good luck.
Thanks! I'm 10.5 EEE. I'd go 4E if choosing between 2 and 4.Quote:
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Wide NB tennis shoes are all I can wear, but I don't wear them often.Quote:
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I've found Merrells available in (W)ide widths locally at REI in the past, and they've been good boots, but selection is very limited and sometimes hard to find depending on model/style. I wear the casual slip-ons, and have some lace up hikers. However, all are starting to show their age. Now that I know how sizing runs, the last pair of slip ons I just ordered online.
Unsure if their (W)ide designation would fit the 4EE guys, I usually run a 10.5 2E and my foot is 4.5" at the widest.
For hunting boots in wide width, my Danner Pronghorns haven't let me down and are super comfortable.
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Allen Edmonds runs nice wide widths. While they are crazy expensive, you can usually find gently used ones on Ebay in the $40 range. They are also some of the MOST comfortable shoes I've ever worn.
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Found locally and picked Sat.
2007 Ducati S4Rs 10.6k original miles with alot of great mods.
Have done a couple of short rides and made it up on the Peak to Peak yesterday. It is a real HOOT !!!! [Evil]
^ very nice, I love the single side swing arm and the carbon fiber Exhaust!
Thanks to a tip from a member here:
https://www.ar-15.co/threads/164969-...Rounds-XM855CS
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We will see how this goes for High Power....
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Oooo!! That's is very nice!! My heart says yeah but my body screams NO! Haha, enjoy!!Quote:
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Mahle air filter
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Decided to add a 3 month old Shep-Weiler to our small human family. Haven't settled on a name yet. If anyone has reccomendations on a Parker area vet, or a name, shoot me a PM.
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D'awww!Quote:
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For content, snagged this
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36 no-dash round butt with Fuzzy Farrants.
I buy a lot of stuff that I could post in here, but really wanted to share this. Nearly two years in the making.
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Man love the dog love the grips on that snubby. Why does NFA take so long grrrr
Takes time to wade through all the bump fire applications.Quote:
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You keep coming up with great handguns. Someday I hope you'll tell me how you do it.Quote:
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Very nice! I want one like it in .300 BLK, tell us more please.
It's 5.56, Spikes upper and lower. But I pieced together from there. Still need sights, but I put the Vortex on it. Has an adjustable gas block and it runs smooth alone and with a can. Had to wait on stamps for the rifle and the can, which is the Silencerco Hybrid. Hitting 10 inch steal at 150 yards. I am very happy with the outcome. I also ran with a Tac Con 3MR trigger. I am very pleased with it.Quote:
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Still waiting on the bumpfire stamp
I considred 300 BLK but I am really a 5.56 guy. I may do a pistol in .300 BLK which will be easer to sell or trade than a stamped rifle.
That's pretty sweet! What forend is that?Quote:
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It's a nice rifle (even without the bumpfire). I've thought about a pistol in .300 BLK but would want to try one first. Accuracy is still important. I have an Omega to use with 5.56., a .30-06 bolt hunting rifle, and a future .300 BLK.
Wow! What a cutie!Quote:
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Nice! And a box of Nyclads. I thought I was the only one around that still had any of those. We used those as duty rounds when I first started with the SO back in the 80s. I still have some.Quote:
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It's the Daniel Defense MFR 9 inch. They are expensive but I did a lot of research and at the end of the day decided to not put a cheesy forend on it when I have so much money tied up in it.Quote:
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https://danieldefense.com/rail-systems/mfr-rail.html
That is one mighty fine rifle there. And it's seems like it was worth the wait. I am jealous of the can you have. I'm still waiting on mine. But it's only been 6 months since the check was cashed. Keep on enjoyingQuote:
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So only 6 months and 3 days that you paid the ATF? They don't mess around with cashing the check, they just make you wait a year. It was definitely worth the wait. It is a ton of fun. Just in time fore sum....never mind. I'll just be cold having fun.
Believe it or not I'm sitting on a few hundred of them (HP and the standard stuff). People at tanner don't seem to know what they have, but they're neat rounds and are the most POA shooting loads in any of the 2" J frames I've played with.Quote:
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Awesome, thanks! Also, how do you like the Hybrid so far?Quote:
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I really love it. I know I could have gotten something a little quieter if I was more specific in caliber, but I didn't want a different can for each gun when they are such a pain in the ass to get and cost as much if not more than many guns I own. I haven't tried it on anything but 5.56 and it really lowers the decibel level.Quote:
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Haven't taken my own picture of it but just got this in:
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The stock is pale but not quite this white. Good candidate for a dip IMO ..
I'm looking forward to seeing how this baby performs, not looking forward to giving it to my nephew as an upgrade to the Daisy 753 I sent back to Hawaii so he could practice for his school's air rifle team.