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Ha, I knew it had one. I have a chunk of backstrap he brought me two years ago. Should still be good. Gonna try it next weekend just need to pin down the marinade he uses.

Is there anyone in town that makes custom kydex holsters that you have used? I saw a few online but wanted to know if anyone here had anything made. I have a really nice one with great retention for my USP 45 made by G Code. I'd like to do the same style for my FNX 45 tactical with a surefire masterfire.

Round count and location please.

Shoot, how did I miss this. I just ordered one from TNVC a few weeks ago. This is a little bit better deal.

Really

I hit a bull two years ago in the same area. I was 25 yards out. Sounded like truck hitting a wall. Bounced right back out. Tiny spot of blood. I was able to keep up for a while. He rounded up his cows and moved on like nothing happened.

I recently built another one chambered in 308 with a 16 inch stainless noveske barrel. That thing is fricking heavy. Still havnt fired it......

Yeah that 6mm looks interesting.

Saw one at AJI this weekend without the extras for more. Good deal.

TTT, trades welcome.

RZR off the market. I also have a trailer that will be available. Trailer can be bought separately if needed. Will not sell trailer until RZR sold. 2019 Dimond C. Fold down rear gate. LED lighting. 14ft. covered with junk and my kayaks at the moment. $2500.

In storage now. I sure could use something else. Trades welcome.

I have a jobsite in Bakersfield. If there are enough people in AZ that want stuff maybe we can work something out where I drive home instead of fly back. Wont be for several more weeks though.

Looks like hes just eating grass but that bear looks pissed.

Congrats! Hopefully if history repeats itself I only have 4 more years for another chance.

Was at healys yesterday and got another one on the way. Those guys got it together. They were also able to point me in the right direction to get my SBRs started.

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Took 6 weeks for my kid to be paid out when he got hit. Luckily he used my wife's car and we didn't have to wait to be reimbursed from them. I use national almost every week for work. Great for what I use them for, but I also don't pay for it.

Tired of the heat, noise, bad neighbors, pollution, etc. Every time I'm in the valley I feel sick. Fever, breathing issues, headache, pressure, exhaustion, and general irritability. This is a problem since I currently live in the valley. I had enough yesterday. Told the wife to get the house sold. I found a house in strawberry we really like. Work isn't an issue. I go to the airport Monday and usually come back early Friday. The hour and a half drive is nothing for me. We are usually headed out of town Fridays anyway so this will actually save us some time getting out of the valley. For those that live up there now that used to live in the valley, have you noticed a big change in cost of living, utilities, insurance, etc.? The house I'm looking at is more then I'd like to spend, but if I'm saving a on the back end I can justify things a little easier.

Yeah it is. I made out OK on my sale, but still about 80K less then what I listed it for.

That's crazy it takes that long for permits. I'd more then likely be doing most of the work on my own with some help from my father in law. He built his own house as well. Still a lot of time to figure it out and see how the real estate market plays out over the next few months.

House is sold! The buyers did a fast close, rate lock was expiring. We parked at a rental for now. Downsized square feet by about 1100SF. It sucks, but it'll help weed out what we need vs what we want. Big gamble to see if the market dips or takes off again. We are flirting with the idea of just buying land and going from there. Anyone ever built their own house?

I think mine is called Foodsaver. I use the heck out of it. No issues in over 10 years with it. Bags are easy to get anywhere. That LEM is probably better though.