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Do this. If mine does not start in two or three pulls I have to let the pressure off and start again or I can't pull it anymore. If it starts right off, no problem

The duty cycle is the best reason (or excuse) for getting a 230 volt. I have a Hobart 175 mig and have hit the duty cycle one time after owning it for years and that was welding a DIY bumper kit for a Jeep. That's a lot of welding on 3/16 steel. I have also used 110 migs on thinner steel that I was hitting the duty cycle more than welding. It's frustrating. What ever you do get gas. You'll be glad you did.

Merry Christmas.

It does me too. Someone on my road does that. They don't just blow it out there. They work the grass all the way across the yard and completely cover the road. I would like to get my hands on one of those jet driers they use at race tracks and make a pass by every time he does that. Blow it all the way to his house.

I have a SSA and a SSA-E. Love them both. Two different types of guns, two different triggers.

Is that Steve McQueen? Whoever it is, it;s kind of a strange picture with the gun, gun belt, and spurs with a race car.

Bell Buckle Motor Works?

Ha, I've never noticed that but I can see it after you brought it to my attention.

My great grand dad. I don't have a clue what the guns are.

An Ace Skeleton Stock to finish up a AR build.

I was not defending him at all with my comment. I think he is a idiot. I do still think the lady could have picked a better place to pull over such as a parking lot or told the caller she would have called them back in a few minutes. I can't see myself pulling into a place like she did to stop and talk on the phone at night. It's legal but is it smart?

I see both sides of this and this is one thing I have not seen mentioned. Why did she pull into the end of a cul de sac when electricity was off to talk on the phone? IMO not the smartest thing to do.

It took me a minute to figure that one out. I guess I lead a sheltered life.

  Remote starting locks the doors so no one else can get in and drive it. Also  when you do get in you have to put key in or it will kill the engine when you try to drive it or in the case of push button start, have the key fob with you. As to your other questions I don't have a clue.

If you want to count when I first put my thumb on my I phone I have a failure rate of 10 to 20 percent. It usually works in time but who wants a gun that does that? And I don't wear a watch so no way would I ever buy a new gun if this was forced on the public.

  When the show first I figured he would be dead long before now but somehow he's hanging on and seems to be stepping up somewhat. I still don't much like him but  maybe they have plans for him becoming a hero. 

I had already thought about what I was going to say about this but then I saw the picture. All I can say is good luck. I know it's going to be a hard decision.

I've got the same feeling, Carol or Glen.

I remember that now that you brought it to my attention.

  This got me thinking. I can't recall it ever raining on the show. Can anyone?

One more vote for fluke. After I got mine I wondered why I did not get one years ago.

You better hang on to her. I know my wife couldn't take the gear oil smell in the house and I'm not sure I could. That smell tends to hang around.

What's your impression of the stock? I have one of those coming for one I'm building. I know it's a little heavy and there are better looking stocks out there but I thought the PRS was a good fit for what I was building.

Gun Log is a good one for I phone. You can keep track of guns and ammo  and do individual pictures with your phone and add them to gun log. There are other things on the app that I don't use that you might find useful.   https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/gun-log/id443611628?mt=8

I would buy a minimum of 200 acres, part pasture, part woods, Build a 3000 sq ft house in the middle of it, (built one that size before, sold it and moved off) that's plenty big enough for me. I'd build a nice barn, shooting range, and up size in boat, really up size. My sons would have their homes paid off or would be buying a home. My wife would have more horses and other animals. I do like the idea of the bunker that glowdotGlock mentioned. Lastly I would like to do some good with it to help others. No way could I spend all that money in my lifetime.