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"Let me guess, this isn't about the alcohol or tobacco?"
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firearms (duh), rc, atv's, off roading, hunting, fishing, family time
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Yep we have determined it is more than likely a log perch
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A buddy caught this fishing in a new river spot yesterday. We have never seen or caught one before and just wondering what it is? How common are they? Thanks in advance.
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sale-or-trade Hamilton H696190 Khaki Mechanical watch
reed1285 replied to reed1285's topic in Non Firearm Classifieds
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sale-or-trade Hamilton H696190 Khaki Mechanical watch
reed1285 replied to reed1285's topic in Non Firearm Classifieds
It is a classic for sure. I really enjoy the watch and have received a few compliments on it while wearing it. Just time to change it up! -
sale-or-trade Hamilton H696190 Khaki Mechanical watch
reed1285 posted a topic in Non Firearm Classifieds
Up for trade or possible sale is my Hamilton Khaki 44mm mechanical watch. The watch has been worn and carries what I would call light desk diving marks on the bezel. The crystal is in great shape with 0 marks. The watch keeps excellent time. The original Hamilton leather band could stand to be replaced, but IMO a well-broken in leather watch-band is the best! I have had this watch for a few years and bought it used myself, so unfortunately no box or papers. I am wanting to primarily trade this timepiece for another watch more suitable to my lifestyle. I am thinking maybe a Casio G-Shock o -
I am by no means a stranger to building my own rifles. Ive got two SBR’s I built from the ground up, and two standard AR platform rifles as well. That being said I have never built an AR 10 and was actually completely unaware about the potential for tolerance differences, part compatibility, etc. So thanks for bringing that up Garufa! I learnt somethin today!
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Wonder what the weight on that bad boy is? Lol. Nutnfancy seems to really dig the S&W M&P 10. He gave it a great review, watched it yesterday. The Sport version rings in at around $850. Not too bad..
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Thanks for your input! Id love to have a Sig 716, but as you suggested it is just more than I can swing right now.
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Thanks for your input!
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I still havent shot the Marlin 35 I bought from you!
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Building is definitely an option as well, just havent looked in a lot of places besides PSA yet.
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Alright, going through a real first-world problem here folks! I am looking at purchasing my first 308 chambered AR rifle in the near future. I am looking to spend around the $1k mark, which obviously limits my choices some. The rifle will be used for hunting and the occasional range session. So far I have looked at these options: PSA Gen 2 build (the cheapest option, so room in the budget for an optic), a Savage MSR 10 Hunter (really like the way this rifle looks), a S&W M&P 10 or M&P 10 Sport, and the Springfield Saint Victor. So far the Springfield I think has the narrow lead ove
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I have been doing a little research and there is a well-reviewed independent agency in my area (Chattanooga area) by the name of Atlas Insurance. They have a 5 star rating with 63 google reviews. Think I may give them a ring and see what they can do for me. Shot in the dark, any first-hand experience here with them? Its funny because when I was younger, all I heard was that as you get older insurance gets cheaper, that there was a big drop off at age 25, yadda yadda ya. It is quite the opposite actually. I am 33 and insurance has done nothing but went up steadily for me over the years.
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Thanks, I'll check em out.
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Ahh ok. Im assumning they charge for this service? Or are they like the travel agents of yester-year?