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25 minutes ago, Jamie Jackson said:
Power came back on before I finished my second cup. Now I have to reset the friggin clocks on the stove and microwave.
Definitely First World problems...
Just had our first here in Chattanooga. About 10 minutes. the worst was listening to our 8 year old whine.
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It is a good deal. Would’ve been mine other than I had already sent my slide out for milling.
GLWS.
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So, my wallet just hears that I need to go buy a macro. Gotcha.
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Welcome to TN and Chattanooga. Great place to be and you’ll love it here.
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25 minutes ago, JohnSutton1980 said:
I have used a red dot on my M4 while in the sandbox. Its more of a "reflex" style sight. Not needing much time to get your sight picture stable. With a pistol in a defense style situation, within 15-20 feet most people, as I would also, just point and shoot! Maybe I am over thinking it. In Iraq, generally you were within a few hundred meters or even less but almost never within 100 meters. The red dot helps you find a target quicker. Perhaps I will find a range that rents guns in or around Knox and just go shoot for a bit with one on a pistol. Maybe I am thinking about it the wrong way.
This is what I did. Picked up one for my 22/45 and spent some time at the range. That sold me on them. Much quicker and easier to pick up a single dot. You do have to learn how to “find” the dot, but once you have that down you’re good to go.
Something else I found easier was leaving both eyes open for aiming. Have always had a hard time using irons that way, but a red dot made all the difference.-
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Tempting.
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Does this have the optic cut?
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Call Anthony’s Armory in Red Bank. Last I heard they had reasonable rates. Carter’s in Harrison was around $50 the last time I checked. Not sure about anyone else.
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It would be mine already if closer.
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Why is this still here tempting me.
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Wish I had the time. Sounds like a great spot.
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No specific experience, but I do have a friend (don’t we all) who used a Hill People Gear kit bag when in bear country hiking around. He loved it and the fact it was more versatile than a typical chest rig. It carried comfortably over or under a jacket. Will definitely keep the brush out of the way. Not sure what it would be like with an orange vest during hunting season.
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Good luck and have fun. Beautiful country out there. We were in Zion, Bryce and the Grand Canyon last fall. We were lazy and flew to Vegas like one of your daughters. Really just didn’t have enough vacation time to take longer.
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#2 is beautiful. Good job GT! Hate that I missed it. Maybe next time.
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While I try to cook most meals at home or hit up locally owned places, sometimes you just have to hit one of the fast food joints.
Our local Arby’s is pretty good and convenient to my son’s school so I can grab it on the way to his baseball or soccer.
If I want chicken sandwich I hit up Wendy’s.
Popeyes for a taste of Louisiana. Love their red beans and rice and their jambalaya isn’t bad.
And anyone who disses Krystal, well you just ain’t from round these parts. Not that I need to eat there often to get my fix, but every now and again they hit the spot.
For Tex-Mex it is usually Salsaritas or Moes. Moes used to be all my some would eat out, but he’s moved to Salsaritas which has better chips and quality of food.
I also agree about food trucks, but they are not any better priced in Chattanooga. I can’t eat any cheaper there, and often more expensive and takes longer.
But hey, first world problems if all we have to worry about is which food place gets my money. At least we have options.
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Only grill I have owned for the past 20 years was a stainless Charm Glow. Rebuilt the burners once in that time just a couple years ago. Use it 3 - 4 times per week.
Been looking at something for the camper and research has led me to the Camp Chef Explorer two or three burner. I like it because it and the other Camp Chef models are modular. You can get a griddle, grill or even a pizza oven. They also get great reviews on whatever your preferred site is.
Based on that same research the pellet grills above are great options. The Pit Boss and Camp Chef are both well reviewed.
Good luck and let us know what you get!
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Loved my boxer who was with us for 11 years. Rescued new pup yesterday, because can’t be without one for too long. Appears to be a hound - looks a lot like a cur or one I had never heard of, Treeing Tennessee Brindle. She’s already made herself a part of the family. Figured y’all would appreciate this here.
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Condolences. Had to put ours to sleep on 12/31 after 11 great years.
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Pretty awesome. I think your work/art continues to improve.
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Like them, just wish they came in khakis so I could wear them to work.
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LOL. Maybe that's just in reference to how sharp you send them out?
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Thats what she said! Thanks!
She was just stroking your ego ... or something.
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In Chattanooga it is very dependent on where. Within a 20 mile radius it was literally between 0” and 7”.
now that’s what I call typical Chattanooga weather.
We had about 4”, my Mom about 10 miles south had 2-3 and 10 south of that there was none. My sister about the same north had 7, and friends about 10 miles east had none.