Armed Eye Doc

Hundreds are missing in the Bahamas. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-49602445?

Welcome from Texas.

Reliving your childhood?🤣

It must be @Belt Fed. He started all of this crap.

This is a pure mesquite wood fired grill. I have cooked everything from hamburgers and hot dogs to chicken, steaks and pork ribs on it. These are pork tenderloin pieces.

Welcome from close to Dallas, but not too close.

The barrel I bought was a 16" 223 Wylde for a lightweight build for my wife. She was a hitting man-sized target at 600 yd last fall. I have not needed it but I have heard their customer service is very good.

I have a barrel and a complete upper from them and have had good luck so far.

From the article: According to the company of 250 employees, they complied with all laws, rules, and regulations when hiring all their employees. They said that DHS confirmed that they did not break any employment laws. It sounds like the workers were using false info to get hired, ie. identity theft. It is kind of hard to verify employment eligibility that way.

The only thing I have noticed breaking down like that is the rubber flap in my commode after using bleach tabs. What type of cleaners have you used on it?

Is that the kitchen in the back? Does it have an outdoor shower?

That looks pretty damn cool.

That looks great Dirk.

Have you thought of a polymer 80 pistol build when you get to NM? You would need to source everything beforehand and have it waiting. Then finish the lower and assemble. You would not be able to take it back with you and cannot sell the lower. You should be able to sell the remaining parts though.

I hear you. I've only been married for 30 years but know better than that.

I agree with everything except 460 Rowland.

@98Z5V, does this work in reality? I thought you may have tried it.

Welcome from the currently free state of Texas.

Welcome to the forum.

Susan had mine made at a local jewelry store. It's gold with 3 small diamonds. $1200 30 years ago. I still wear it every day.

The truck does have that. I haven't been in it enough to get annoyed yet.

I was thinking that would be rough on the mechanics of an engine, but I am far from an automotive engineer.

There is no auto stop. I have not heard of that except in propane powered golf carts.

Exactly.

Lol, We've had this one for about 7 years. It is an older Honda but it still runs. It does need new tires though, too many mesquite thorns.