sjvcon

Almost no one at the east end. West end there are more.

You will love it. I have the carbon one on mine and it is very adjustable.

Love to buy this if my wife wouldn't shoot me with it for spending the money.....free bump for a great rifle and round.

Rather have the Redhawk myself. Nice revolver. If I didn't have one already I'd buy it.

Great caliber.

I will usually help someone out if I think they are a sincere individual. And maybe sometime they return the favor. Maybe they don't. Guess it just depends on the conversation and if I think they will be discrete with the info I provide.

TTT...this is still available. Anyone??

This is a trailer I am listing for a friend of mine. All steel dovetail 5th wheel. Home built in 1996 and titled as a 12,000# trailer (for the permanent tag status). This thing is heavy duty ... not a piece of wood on it. Was used in a construction business for 15+ years to haul a backhoe and lumber packages. Bed is diamond plate (deck surface now grey, not red as shown in photo). Bed length is 20', OAL is approximately 28'. Dual axle / dual brake. Could easily be converted to gooseneck style. Asking $3000 OBO. Please email sjvcon67@gmail.com or text 602-738-3373 if interested (I rarely get time to check PM's).

I agree somewhat with jp0212. You have to watch who's teaching and how. Form is key in all exercise. Used to kill me to watch guys at the gym jerking, swinging, arching, bouncing weights off their chest, etc. The dipstick 'roided out trainers were usually the worst. Some of the form I see in Crossfit to get more reps is scary. You do what you can do with correct form. The concept of Crossfit is a good one though...had it been around in my youth when I powerlifted I would have done it instead.

That is a SLICK idea....very good work.

I will always use a biscuit. ALWAYS. How do you guys "flex" your arrows? Is there some magic amount to bend them?

Look at brands that are more popular out of state too. I did research and went with Obsesssion. I'll never look back.

Pretty sure the bear is young and pretty small from the looks. I probably would have started hootin' and hollarin' and maybe put a boot to it if it didn't scare off. Would not have the stones to sit there like that guy did. That guy has guys. Big bear...different strategy. Hoot, hollar, crap and SHOOT OR RUN!!!

Looking for?

Someone may correct me, but my understanding is that fluting in competition barrels is done before destressing because it creates stress in the metal. With that thought in mind I would not flute it...or waste the money fluting factory barrel......

P90x never did much for me...I was always better off hitting the gym and doing interval supersets followed by a good hard treadmill interval workout. Of course then I had back surgery and went to pot...had to start all over again.

Jared better learn to fight...tree jumpers don't do well in prison...especially not rich tree jumpers.

Lots of variables make that caliber light in my opinion. Can you, in a pinch...sure. Should you? Not if you have a more suitable caliber available. Shot placement is key, but too many things affect placement on something that light. Distance, crosswind, updraft, downdraft, minor obstructions (branches, grass, etc.). heck you can kill a deer with a .22 short like my Grandad used to back in the day...shot them in the head (back in the 20's). But the question is more a "should you" than a "can you". Want to deer hunt with an AR....go AR-10. That'll do the job and then some.

What a douchebag.....

CZ P01. Sure was a nice little 9mm.

Hahahahaha.....that is darn funny!!!!

He'll...that last one is nicer than mybtravel trailer.

Sorry Big G. Busy week. Gilbert area. Text me at # in original post if interested.

Nobody? Is the price too high???

Bump. No one in need of a good flat bed?