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27 minutes ago, crash_davis said:
Cuts away too soon. Wanted to see guy open car door and punchout driver.
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That PMJ Sledgehammer cover was pretty crappy, but this one, this one here is fantastic and I'll fight anyone that's says different.
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3 hours ago, Biff Tannen said:
That's the plan. Right now, yes, it's looking like about 5 months. I've only started planning resupply for the first 700 miles (desert section) and it's still really really early to even be doing that, so a lot could change. First permit round doesn't start til November of next year, so I won't know my actual official start date until at least then and then I can really commit to resupply planning and the nitty gritty details. I'll be spending the next year training, physically and mentally, and dialing in my gear.
Yeah, we're gonna need see some gear lists so we can tell you from the comfort of our couches how you're doing it wrong.
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Does it have to be 150 grn? Otherwise ...
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I have a lot of expensive 22lr in my ammo cans relative to what you can get it for right now.
That thunderbolt is some very dirty stuff. Would much rather shoot Golden Bullets if shooting Rem bullets.
I've still got a bunch from before 2012 that I got for $14/550 but probably have more that was $25/500 or more.
I need a jug of oil tonight and saw WM had winchester M22 for $42/1k. Been buying a lot of that as it works well in my kids M&P-22.
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3 hours ago, Angry Gorilla said:
My wife owns a small women's clothing boutique. She is constantly bringing home clothes from the store that she either has to mail out, get altered or dry cleaned, or return to the designer. Every time she takes all the hangers in the closet to hang them on her little hanging rack she uses. Now, every time I take my laundry into the closet to fold, I have maybe 2 hangers left.
I've asked her calmly and politely many times and offered to buy her as many hangers as she needs from Amazon. Yet every week I have no hangers. Now when I confront her about it, instead of asking nicely I tell her (without raising my voice) to stop taking my hangers and to buy some if she needs them. She then starts acting like I'm OJ with some uncontrollable temper and am about to snap at any second. That makes me 10X more ragey than the hangers. I would rather her look me in the eye and say "fuck you, I'll use your hangers whenever I damn well please" than start trying to reverse the situation and act like the victim.
Do you only have like 4 or 5 hangers? Seems like after the second time, you would just go buy a shit ton of hangers anyway and be done with it. One reason I like the wire dry cleaners hangers is because my wife wont hang her shit on them.
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2 hours ago, pepper brooks said:
ducks taste good.
Yes they do ...
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43 minutes ago, Bigpoppapump said:
Ya, I'd make an educated guess that the video card would still be the bottleneck with either of those CPUs. A big question is 1080p or higher resolution monitor. If you stick with 1080p the world is your Oyster.
For gaming, frame rate beats resolution. Get the highest resolution, 120hz monitor you can afford, especially at 24" and below. A 1070ti probably wont get above 40 fps at 4K UHD and will look choppy compared to same card at HD or QHD with a faster frame rate.
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All I"ve got is to replace that bitch before Chirstmas Eve. My parents had two water heaters go out on Christmas Eve day and its fantastic to watch your Dad cuss out Christmas carolers who came up to the garage to sing while were are trying to get the new one put in. Merry Christmas!
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Just now, CooterBrown said:
Told my 12 YO, the day you stop believing is the day presents stop flowing.
Yep and mine are in college. Still come down the stairs to see what Santa brought them but they aren't waking us up at 6AM to go see now.
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17 minutes ago, BabaYaga said:
The logical part of my brain agrees with the 20g semi recommendation. Reduces felt recoil some. 20g for sure. Less pellets in the air compared to a 12g (so unnecessary for dove/quail). Forces better mechanics.
Then there's the part of my brain that goes back to what i started with. Single-shot .410 that i used to slay with. Then graduated to a H&R single-shot 20g. Same thought process of starting my kid off with a single-shot 22lr vs. a 10/22. You have to make that shot count. You can't crutch on follow-up shots so you get damn good with that first shot. And whatever you go with. Before they can pull the trigger, they need to know how to break it down, clean it, and re-assemble. To me, that's where the "ownership" part of the gun takes place. Just you, your gun, and a cleaning kit.
Felt recoil if a big thing to small kids. OPs kid is 11, mine were 7-8 when the first shot a shotgun. I still have my single shot H&R 20 ga that I started with and it kicks like a mule compared to the gas auto. When they were learning, I single fed rounds and it wasn't until they were probably 12 that they were allowed to load more that 1 at a time. Same with a 22. They both started with a single shot bolt Marlin 22 with a red dot sight before getting semi-autos of their own as they got older.
Here's my boy's first duck, killed with a single fed 2 3/4" #4 steel just was it landed. I think he was 9 here.
And his first game, killed by him self a year later. He was walking along the dam of our lake farting around and ran back to camp and said he saw a squirrel in a tree and wanted to kill it. I gave him his gun and 3 shells. He killed the first one, then saw the second one down a fence row and stalked and killed it too.
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14 minutes ago, crash_davis said:
i figured that would spook the shit out of them if you dropped a big arse topwater on top of them. may have to try that sometime.
Yeah, used to chunk the shit out of Spooks or Top Dogs but that was in knee to waist deep water, usually over shell. For sight casting in less than knee deep water, I like a lightweight paddle/shrimp tails or my favorite, a gold Johnson weedless silver minnow spoon with short piece of shrimp tail. You can chunk it a mile and drag it through the thickest weeds.
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On 12/4/2018 at 2:49 PM, pepper brooks said:
Anyone got a good recommendation on a shot gun (probably 20 gauge) for a soon to be 11 year old? Need something he can shoot now, but also something he won't outgrow in a year.
Start the 11yo off with a gas semi-auto. The Weatherby SA-08 is a decent youth gun that's not that expensive and has good reviews. I started mine kids off with a Beretta 391 youth and they shot it a bunch growing up but LOP is a bit short these days. If you do buy a youth gun, go ahead an by a full size but stock if possible for when they grow. I've looking for one for mine but they are $$$ these daysites if you can find one.
On 12/4/2018 at 6:16 PM, Jkwellborn said:Pick the shotgun of your choice and form 1 that thing into a sbs.
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On 12/4/2018 at 10:27 AM, Thatguy said:
My FIL is from Minn. Those people up there eat weird shit.
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Ha, they pulled the feed on the first stage landing when its shit got all borked.
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"Whoops!" is understatement of the year
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Thats our ranch cowboy. He wears crocs when hes casually hunting with me..
74 year old man and still works 7 days a week, been on the ranch 31 years. All horseback.
Tough as nails. I take him with me when Im out hunting. Knows more about deer than anyone Ive ever met.
Also looks like he's a varsity letterman, so he has that going for him too-
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Amazon kicked it back up to $289.
HD was sold out of X5 online and was $329 in store. I ended up ordering an X7 off of AZN for $298. -
Just now, crash_davis said:
his last move of evading and then some ninja shit and then pins the dude shows he really really knows what the fuck he's doing
Still trying to decide but it looks like the old man went for the gooch on that last move. I would tap out too when that happens to me.
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5 hours ago, Modessit said:9 hours ago, Kwix said:Old man is fast no doubt, but damn he uses the exact same move every time. You'd think the young guy would learn by the fourth try or so.
Which is probably why he was there. He had something printed on his shirt and didn't do anything besides show how to evade and counter. Young guy kept losing with his right foot and diving at the right leg. I'm sure the results would have been the same if the he reversed it and dove at the left leg. Old guy was probably teaching them why that's not good strategy and maybe how to counter someone who tries it. Also teaches the young guys not to take an opponent lightly just because they're older and smaller.
I imagine that if the young guy went for the other leg, the old man would probably have a counter to it also.
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