10-Ring
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And 20 years down the road people will be saying "Ruger is a good gun, except for those Wranglers, they're kind of junky." The Heritage is what it is, I own one, and it's not a bad gun. But, I wouldn't put my Heritage up against a Single Six. Although I can appreciate nice guns, they sit in the safe, while my Heritage and SKS, get thrown on the four wheeler or tractor and actually used.
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Been hearing gobbling every morning for a couple of weeks.
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I got this on a trade. It's awesome but way more tool than I need. Comes with 2 batteries, charger, and tote bag. It's only one month old and looks like it as well. It's over $900 from Snap On. Accepting offers and will consider all trades. I considered just keeping it because it would be great for when I have to take the wheels off of my dually, but it's just overkill. Asking $700 obo and/or open to trades.
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Just a point of information, Sportsman's covers the trout stamp. It does not cover the duck stamp.
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How many of you have ACTUALLY been hog hunting?
10-Ring replied to robtattoo's topic in Hunting and Fishing
After hunting pigs I have little interest in deer. Actually pig hunting is kind of like deer hunting, for men. -
I've had one for a few months and really like it.
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Everything and nothing in particular. I own more stuff than most people twice my age. Scrap metal, scrap lumber, tools, all kinds of broken machinery (never know when you can source a part for something else). Basically, anything that I come across for cheap or free that I think that I will use. As much time as I spend trying to keep my house not looking like Ma and Pa Kettle's I have no desire to chase after anything specific.
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Makes sense seeing as how sheetrock is what is used to protect the contents and water would compromise the sheetrock. Going to have to suck that one up I suppose. Frankly, I was surprised that the safe wasn't watertight. This will be a great excuse, if I ever upgrade, to not have it in the basement. However, much of the decision to put it where it is stemmed from having it in a location where the fewest amount of people would be aware of its existence. I have plenty of room upstairs, it's just that I prefer it to not be seen and known about by everyone who comes into my house. Had a huge walk in bedroom closet at my old house, and that's where the safe lived. That was ideal.
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Thanks guys. Damage was minimal. Lost probably less than $500 of stuff. I did have about 4" of water in my safe, but I think I caught it before it damaged anything. It's just been a pain to clean everything up.
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Just checked Amazon, these go for $105 new, so I'll take $70.
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My basement flooded Wednesday night. This new in the box reloading stand got a little wet. I just don't need it and don't really want to take the time to unbox it and put it together. My loss is your gain. $100 obo trade for? In Lebanon TN but travel southern middle TN reguarly.
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Not sure if that's something that is available commercially, I think both of the guys that I know made their own using old jet ski trailers. It's pretty easy to do though.
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Seems ideal if a guy say worked in a building which was posted and he absolutely couldn't afford to be caught caring at work.
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The intake pimp on a jet ski can draw rocks and junk off of the bottom at depths of up to 8 feet. That might get to be a problem in places that carp are normally found. Additionally, jet skis handle like crap at low speeds. I have a couple of buddies who are really serious into kayak fishing. Both have drive on kayak trailers so there is no lifting and pulling involved. One of them is powered by a 6hp outboard, it will do about 20mph.
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It's obsolete technology. Literally no one uses rotary telephones anymore. I doubt very few 17 year olds have ever used a rotary phone, and I doubt that very few 40 year olds on this forum have started a fire using flint and steel, or friction methods. I still have a rotary phone on the wall in my garage as a conversation piece. Young kids get a bad rap, how many of you that fuss about kids being useless and ignorant have spent time teaching kids, especially kids that aren't yours, how to do things? I know people of all ages who are useless.
