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Be sure to use blue barrels or paint what ever you get a dark color.  I used white ones and the algae grew pretty fast; I used all kinds of things to get rid of it but at the end changed to blue barrels and a teaspoon of pool shock once every few months.  

They allow salt and other "bait" blocks I don't see why they would say anything about a water collection system.  On my property I collect water off my 8x8 hunting stand, it collects into three 55gl barrels with an overflow.  Quite often I see wildlife taking advantage of that, the water is for my fruit trees when rain is scarce, but the added wildlife advantage is great.

I am looking for recommendations for a gunsmith in the Clarksville area that can thread my Rem 700 barrel concentric to the bore. Also, if anyone has had this work done, a roundabout price. It has a nickel barrel too, so that is something else I need to worry about, something to prevent corrosion. My Remmy is at the factory for the trigger recall but when it gets back I am looking to get this done. So I have a bit to shop around for someone.

The fact that the media is the biggest collection of liberals there is, is why the average American has the view they do. We ousted a cruel dictator that paid the families of suicide bombers, used WMDs on his own people, refused to verify said WMDs were disposed of (sent to Syria) and used the sale of oil, allowed for humanitarian reasons, to fund his weapons proliferation. He also gave asylum to terrorists, most notably Abu Abbas the one responsible for the Achille Lauro. And we reduced the number of fighting age men from many surrounding countries that have nothing better to do than try and kill us and destroy our way of life. So I would not say we didn't accomplish anything.

Its not the training, its the GIs. Basic Rifle Marksmanship (BRM) has not changed much in the past 30 years, and many still teach these techniques. We even used various special slings on our M4s to make them more useful.

I built one out of a sheet of plywood, it was supposed to be a knockdown version but I didn't like how it came out so I braced it and it turned out surprisingly good. I happened to find a can of that deck paint for $10, the kind that feels like cement, and did the entire table to test out the paint. The problem with the plan I used was that the top was loose and tipped if you put too much weight on the bottom part. I found a better version though, and it looks like it solves the top issue. http://www.realitysurvival.com/survival-resources/free-shooting-bench-design-plans/

New to the site but been in TN since Late 99. I am a transplant from Denver, but the Army dropped me off here so decided to stay. I own a few firearms in a multitude of makes and calibers and enjoy shooting all of them.