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Mr. Brooks

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  1. I shot one my friend picked up a few months ago. It seemed like a quality weapon to me, acurate, low recoil for a 308. I wouldn't have any concerns about picking one up.
  2. That first photo looks similar to one of my dogs. About 120lb GSD mixed with something. Not sure what, he was a rescue.
  3. It's an attatchment point for a lanyard when riding "seats out" in a helo. http://www.yatesgear...-Lanrard-LG.jpg You can find the same style belt without the triangle link if you want. Often called bdu belts or something similar. Rigger is in reference to the parachute rigger's that originally made the belts using components from parachute harnesess.
  4. I wish I could make it, but I'm out of town. Maybe next time.
  5. Very nice Duce! That second photo makes me smile.
  6. My Kiss rifle mocked up, the wife has already claimed this as her own.
  7. Hotter then two rats ####ing in a wool sock!
  8. Maybe it was one of them 4wd corolla's. (Yes, they do exist)
  9. Well it's nothing special down there, but I've been sent worse places.
  10. You can either replace the radiator or get a tranny cooler. Here is a link with a lot of upgrades you can do to 4runners. http://www.4runners.org/ As for the sag, and especially if you plan on towing I would upgrade the the old man emu 906 rear springs. Personably I plan on the ome 906 coils in the back with the trd tundra struts up front when funds allow. That supposedly rides great with better towing characteristics as well.
  11. I just traded my Tacoma for a 4runner recently. So far I really like it. I have a 98 with about 160k on it. I got lucky and got a limited model with the factory rear e-locker. I would recommend against the 4 banger, it's very underpowered for the weight of the vehicle. One of the known issues with the 4runners is the rear coils sagging. The '99 model year has taller springs and supposedly sags less then other years. If you can find one, the '99 model seems like the best overall year. The 96-98 years have really lousy cupholders, not really a big deal, just annoying. Keep an eye out for the "strawberry milkshake." You can google that. All said, they are great vehicles. I look forward to having mine for a long time.
  12. I'm jealous you're looking at HALO, all I get is static line.
  13. Two of 'em. I just did my most recent jump this morning.
  14. I've been to a couple of shoots, and met some members at a Sonic to show our support for a manager who shot a thug trying to rob the place. Every time I've met a member from TGO in person it's been an awesome experience.
  15. Pretty cool. Of course, I've jumped out of perfectly good airplanes over fifty times now, so I'm a little wrong in the head.
  16. Ah crap, I hope they don't bill me for that. And it was Memphis.
  17. Dave, if you want an case of what not to do as a gun owner this case in Tx is a good example. (You know, the one this thread was supposed to be about until you derailed it. ) The Florida case simply isn't that clear cut, if it were we would never be having this discussion.

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