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  1. Easier to just keep your records/receipts and log them. I use an app that logs everything. Its backed up to offsite server and I also paper copies of all weapon transactions in the safe. Decades of transactions..... KYA

    So, should be SOP in some form or another.

  2. Have a 7KW Generac and a 2021 Ford F150 Powerboost with 7.5KW built in Gen....... Hope never have to use them... with the truck, got a full tank what would last a loooong time past the Generac... I really want to get a whole house Genny.... 

    This is crazy... I left this crap back in NJ over 3 years ago. lol.

  3. I'm not a fan of total electric vehicles either as someone mentioned. But they are working on 5 minute rechargers. Problem is dissipation of heat from the charger/cable and none of them are pushing that amperage because of it. One of the universities are working out a solution. I would also like to see them go further on a charge. That's not happening yet either. Then if they do, will they put 5 min charging stations all over the country. Can't see that happening. Still need coal which Biden is against. He do have nuke plants and the idiots are against them too. Anyone got $8Gs for a replacement battery when it finally fails? Yeesh.

    In March I bought a 2021 F150 Platinum Powerboost Hybrid. Complete with all the bells and whistles including an onboard 7.2KW Generator. The thing rides like a Cadillac, yet kicks ass and bet a Raptor in a video race review for power and speed. But other than feeling like I'm driving my couch in total comfort, it gets 24 mpg plus, (usually get at least 25+),  no matter where I am. That's 24 city/highway and a 30.6 gallon tank.

    I'm content to stay at this level. I can care less about carbon footprints, green new deals which are bs or anything of the like. That's mother natures dept and she's fixed what us fooked up humans break...... 😉 

     

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  4. In the older days even the 70's and '80's, companies didn't care if you were sick. Come in or don't get paid. People needed to get paid. Today, seems most tell you to stay home which I agree with. But big companies still like to keep their thumbs on your jugular. My wife works for a very large worldwide company. She's been working from home for several years now. She just told me her company hired an outside company that would insist you send them your proof of your vaccine. I was pist because she did it before telling me. She said either that or I lose my job which is bs. Cause they want to clone her and they can't afford to lose her. I said if everyone stood up and said eff you, they would not force it. Under the contentions they'd be fired? Hah! Doubt it. They can't get people now and the training cycle is waaaay too long. 

    This is what's causing the problem. The sheeple are afraid to say no. Why would my wife be a threat to her company where she has not seen an office for years? 

    We are both vaccinated but they have no right to force proof. Especially when you are not a threat. 

    Too many 'sheeple' and not enough wolves!

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  5. 19 minutes ago, bobsguns said:

     

    Obviously I can't (or shouldn't) worry about what others do or don't do on their carry guns. We're all adults, we make our own choices and live with them. But as the wise man once said, "just because you can doesn't mean you should."  😉


    That works either way. But make sure Bin Laden knows lasers are bad. Opps... Can't! 🤣

  6. 7 hours ago, bobsguns said:

    Never cleared your own house, have you? Or investigated a noise from your pole barn? Or live waaaaaaaay out in the country, where there's no neighbor from a good bit?

    A moving light (no matter how small) is easily seen by someone. Not my idea of concealment. Holding a flashlight in your weak hand, away from your body line is the method I've decided is the safest for me. Obviously everyone will pick which one they think works best. But why give a meth head a leg up over you?

    To each their own.
    Experience I've had with meth heads, druggies, etc, they would rather find the dot to chase it like a cat. For the most part, you're thinking to hard. It's not the norm. You also don't point out whether you'd leave the laser on or off. Also, you choose to carry a light in your weak hand. That's fine. But what happens if you need your weak hand to drag a family member or person to safety? Then what? Lose sight of the target? Lasers are not a bad thing. Especially if you are on your own turf. Even more so if you're getting older.
    (Keep the flashlight away from your body or aside. I was taught that by my T.O. back in the early '80s. lol.... they don't do that any more). Do what works for you

    BTW, don't think the person, namely me, has no experience in the field. Been around the block....

    Cheers....

  7. Both if your gun can handle one. Green laser is more visible in daylight due to it's wave length. Spotting you by the bad guy is movie nonsense. Not that it can't happen, (highly unlikely), but neither you or the perp will be waiting to ambush from the bushes,. Also, you get to acquire faster and if you are on target, my guess is you are going to pull the trigger. My P365 setup is rigged with just a CT green laser activated by pressure button and also has an on/off button. Yes, getting old and having bad eyes suck. Especially when you have astigmatism.

     

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  8. Flashlights are almost as addictive as guns to me at times. Always looking for something different. In this case, hava look at the Fenix TK30. It's powered by a focused white laser. You wouldn't know it was only 500 lumens. This bugger is awesome. I can light up things at least a couple hundred yards away. Its not a wide beam but wide enough to be very practical. You have to sign a waiver to get it for crying out loud. Love it. Not cheap. But coolness factor is a 9.9 - I very rarely give anything a 10 because nothing is perfect. 😉

    Fenix TK30 White Laser Flashlight - Fenix Lighting

    Some of my favs:

    Fenix TK30, Fenix TK16, Surefire Intellibeam, Olight M2R Pro

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  9. 7 hours ago, Ronald_55 said:

    I wish we had rat snakes. The garter snakes don't do much to cut down on the moles or gophers.  

    Got a bag of these and spread them all over yesterday. Last night was first night of the experiment. Camera caught a fox walking the front flower bed, he looked and ran like hell. I mainly got them for the birds and a mole. Have to see how good they do over time.

    Amazon.com: Outee 7 Pcs Realistic Rubber Snakes Fake Snakes Christmas Gift Black Snake Toys for Garden Props to Scare Birds, Squirrels, Scary Gag Rubber Lifelike Snakes Halloween Pranks Props: Toys & Games

     

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