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I saw on Facebook that Outpost is opening a new store/range in Murfreesboro. The range is for NRA members only. Anyone got any other info? I know it said you could shoot a Barrett 50 but it didn't say how long the range will be or if it's pistols, rifles, or both?

Hopefully, I can figure the store out. Lol

We are in Florida for vacation and went to Pensacola NAFB yesterday to watch them practice. It was the first time I have seen them, very impressive.

We've had the same two coolers for almost 10yrs. One has sucked since the day we bought it,ie even pre chilling it, it wont hold ice all day, and the other(I picked it up at a yard sale for $3) has a crack in the middle. The cracked one works pretty good for what it is but it is too the point of leaking water in the car now. I always pre chill before use, both cooler and drinks, and air out after use. I'm actually leaning towards two, a 45 and a 65, but I don't know if I can convince the wife of the "need". I'll check out the pelican. Thanks for the info, keep it coming.

We need a new cooler for camping, family picnics/outings, etc. I've always bought the el cheapo cooler at wally world, but I've started looking at the cool kid coolers(yeti). I know ice is cheap but I'm gonna have to buy another cooler just to carry the extra to get us through. Are the RTIC coolers as good as yeti or Orion? I fill like a 65 would be the right size from a weekend deal but too big for a day, what size does everyone like? I like that Orion is made in Sparta but they are a lot more expensive than any of the others. I thought Orca was made in TN but I've recently read that they are only distributed from here and made over seas?

I like the 20oz RTIC. I have read, if you order multiple (25+ I think) from RTIC, you get a discount. You are basically becoming a dealer.

I'm in with a couple

Looks good

Yeah, I got the email earlier this week. Mine will be here next week. My wife wishes I had not seen this thread. LOL

That was supposed to be NOT intended towards you

My comment was intended towards you, it was a public announcement. Lol. Tear a breaker appart sometime, there is not much of a gap to bridge.

You wouldn't believe the people I deal with everyday! LOL But, on a side note, everyone makes mistakes and forgets things. I realize doing it the "correct" way is expensive, so if you can't afford or are not willing to pay the price, please use extra caution every time you hook it up. I have mixed emotions on the "correct" way. I think it's overboard but I guess like safety rules, they have to go overboard to protect the intelligence lacking folks.

Please hook it up correctly. My life depends on it. You may have good intentions of flipping the breaker off but what happens if you forget or your not home and your wife hooks it up?

Great find and I'm glad you posted it. I really needed something else to order

I'm on my second set of nitto terras. I like them alot.

Thanks. I'll call them Monday and see what they say

I bought a Victor torch kit used a few years ago(I don't know the model) and today while trying to use it the oxygen gauge messed up. It went to max pressure which caused the hose to explode at the torch head. I have the bruises and cuts to prove it. LOL. My question is: should I try to have this gauge rebuilt and buy a new set of hoses or should I buy a whole new kit? If new kit, which brand/model do you recommend for casual use?

I would strongly suggest not using a body lift! I know that a lot of people use them but I have friends that mechanic and you wouldn't believe all the crap they see from people "cheaping" out. Save your money and buy a good quality suspension lift. The ride quality will be way better, it's way more durable, has better resale value for the truck, and body lifts just look  :down: .   On a side note(and I'm sure I'll get flamed for this statement), I would NOT let EOR work on my lawnmower much less my everyday driver. I used to spend a lot of time there and knew them well. They take to many shortcuts and do too much jerry rigging. I've been in the shop, watched it happen, and questioned the owner.

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Quite a few of the guys at work use Todd's on SE Broad and praise the work quality and price

Not pushing, just curious where we are on this?

Ours is in little man's closet. We dug a deeper/bigger footer, laid block wall, filled and rebar reinforced, and a 8" concrete lid. I know that's not an option for you know but something to keep in mind on the next one. We didn't want to go outside either, and honestly I probably would never use it if I had to go outside in the middle of the night. Some friends of ours have what your talking about, I'm not sure where they purchased. They had it bolted to their garage floor.

How old is the house? I'm assuming fairly old since you didn't mention a gfi plug. You might try changing out the 15a for a new one, breakers are like anything else, they wear out also.

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While I appreciate the offer and would love the fellowship, I'm not sure I want a lumpy floor