^ damn....
I've been going to stores every other day ,and could not score any common round boxes.
However I got lucky to find a P320 X series today. :)
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^ damn....
I've been going to stores every other day ,and could not score any common round boxes.
However I got lucky to find a P320 X series today. :)
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Originally Posted by JohnnyEgo
Life's too short to have only ugly guns. I so wanted a Python in the 60's. It was a pinnacle of design and beauty.
I replaced a 500 lumen Surefire Fury with a 1400 Lumen Surefire Scout M600DF on the .300 BLK. It conforms this rifle to the same lighting and optics as my 5.56 rifle.
Another plus is that I gained another Surefire Fury handheld light.
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We got our socialist voter stimulus checks today and chose another chair for the home office. Knoll Generation. We liked the first chair enough to get a second one The first was a .gov Cares Act procurement for the home office. This one's on our dime, kinda, as .gov payouts are. Sorta like food stamps but like Social Security we have to pay tax on the "free" government income. [It's a scam!] Still better for us than buying drugs and we don't need more guns and ammo. This one ate both our stimulus checks. Joe and The Donald should both be proud. If only we could have gotten a whole $2000 each? Shoot, we may have to start voting democrat.
Awesome chair btw. You get what you pay for. Pay up front for good furniture that promotes good posture or pay later when your body's all messed up.
Buy American!
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I bought this on Monday, I've wanted one for many years. Going to go shoot it after work today and pray it's as enjoyable as I've always hoped.
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Congratulations!Quote:
Originally Posted by 3beansalad
Got this to tackle our crappy kitchen knives. Turns out it?s pretty awesome with anything with a sharp edge.
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Thanks. Excited to move in next week!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
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Just don't be like me and grind your Kershaw Leek blade into a drop point as you first use it. I sharpened one of the unsharpenable kitchen knives we got as a wedding gift many years ago, and my wife dish washes every time she clubs and mangles a vegetable with it. Scared the hell out of her the first time she used it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
I have this one, and a friend has the Ken Onion one. Both work great. Gotta really pay attention on tantos and close to the point.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Does a damn good job on a machete too.
I can see where a tanto would be tricky. Fortunately I don?t have one.
I did a few of the kitchen knives first because they needed it and I could practice. I did a couple of my smaller folders that were already sharp so they didn?t need much. Then I broke out my ZT 0350. That sucker is hard to sharpen. Pertly because of the steel and partly because of the recurve edge or whatever you call it. It?s good as (or better than) new now.
So far I haven?t rounded any tips on anything silly like that.
What's the difference, outside price and the Ken Onion name?Quote:
Originally Posted by 00tec
I jacked up my Benchmade Infidel blade trying to get a nick out using my Ken Onion. I may have had too many beers before said encounter.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Little different ergo and the adjustable edge guide.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
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The Blade Grinding Attachment is well worth the money. Bigger, wider belts and better control than the stock Ken Onion.
Springfield Armory Larry Vickers Master Class 1911. Also had the first range trip today, very happy with it. I did change the grips to the VZ Vickers and not only do I get a better grip they look better than the green ones lol. It came with 2 of the Vickers mags but I prefer the lower profile of the Wilson. Yes, I'm a dinosaur. Learned to shoot with a 1911 a mere 52 years ago, I do own a Glock 19 lol, and the 1911 is still my preferred pistol.
The pistol is a combined effort from Springfield, Wilson and Vickers with Lipsey's handling the distribution.
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Scored at the nearby Ace Hardware, 75 grain boat tail hollow point 5.56, there was no limit, but I couldn?t get carried away.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...3fb7087cf0.jpg
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iPad Air Gen 4, with a Zagg Pro Keys case, picked it up to replace my laptop that took a crap, and this thing is awesome, does everything my laptop did (for my uses) and more, as it?s nice to be able to respond to text messages while using it, the unlimited 4g is nice as well.
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P320 mag
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Very nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc45
I love 1911's. I have other brands/styles, but I do love the feel of my 1911.
I couldn’t resist picking up a new 3 inch 357 wheel gun.
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Nice. And no silly keyhole in the side like a certain other company likes to use.Quote:
Originally Posted by drew890
Whatcha fabbing?Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
It's a secret, but I'm learning to weld squares, and also finish metal so that it looks nice.
I wanted the kind where you can turn the magnet off to make cleaning easier, but I have very little money right now so I just wrapped them in masking tape.
plastic grocery bags, cut to size.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
A bunch of purchases getting all put on at once. Lift, wheels, tires, shocks, maintenance items, etc.
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It?s come a long ways from when I bought it a year ago.
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Nice work Southpaw, good for another 200,000 and better yet.
Now lockers, selectable if you can afford it.
Thank you! No end in sight for it. 189k now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummer
I’d really like to have at least a rear air locker but that will be a ways down the road. I don’t plan on doing any major wheeling but this hopefullyQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
will get me most places.
You can probably find a factory Toyota e-locker for a reasonable price. Having just the rear locker makes a huge difference, and having a selectable makes it safe for your wife to drive.
As a Nissan Titan owner let me say nice Tundra!! Enjoy, great mods you've got going.
Five of these
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For five of these
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Upgrading from 16?s to 17?s and I scored all 5 tires for $300 from a buddy. Whole package was cheaper than if I had just bought 4 new tires. Also not pictured are the Left/Right Inner/Outer tie rods set to go in soon. Looks like I?m on a similar path as South Paw, except I?ve got the rear E-Locker squared away [emoji13] (and it?s a Nissan).
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Bought the pup a new bed last night, orthopedic type, hope it helps her get comfy with her bad hips. I think she likes it, she slept until 7 this morning, usually she's up at 6:15 or so.
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Was kicking it around for awhile and got one today. This will cut down on the cost of shooting the AR?s. $.04 to $.06 a round as opposed to $.70 per shot!
I've been looking for one of those did you happen to buy locally?
17’s is the way to go. I was going to stick to 16’s to have more sidewall but I was really attracted to the 33x10.50 size.Quote:
Originally Posted by hurley842002
Colorado Springs Guns and Ammo.Quote:
Originally Posted by fright88
They had two left as of yesterday.