unforgiven

Welcome from Indiana brother exracr,how about a aimpoint or one of the 1X4 scopes out there? <dontknow>

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Wish I had an extra for you bro.

In Indiana you keep your fired case.

You got her runnin thats great brother Bob :banana: very nice looks good .

Welcome from Indiana brother.

It is a very nice grip got one on a PSA 14.7 the nicest out of the ones I have.

Welcome from Indiana brother cortez,Les Baer nice can't wait for pics.

Very nice brother Jgun,and the chargeing handle clears the stock the way it sits?

Looks good brother Jeff,what do you think about some cammy paint while its in infantcy? <dontknow>

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Outstanding bro. <lmao> <laughs> :cookoo:

Likein that car brother. :drool:

Way to go brother Greg,thats some good shootin. <thumbsup> Sure that grin hasn't faded. ;)

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Very cool brother,very cool. <thumbsup>

And after they inject that chicken caulk after 48 hrs. you stop clucking and you shed all the feathers. <lmao> <laughs>

Brother 6132 they spray a freezing agent on skin then shoot the chicken chaulk piece of cake,your a tough horsey. <thumbsup>

Welcome from Indiana brother Olly,and thank you for your service. <thumbsup>

Welcome from Indiana brother rekitter.

Had the synvisc no fun watching that needle going into knee and then the wiggle to hit the spot :o.Bought me 6 mos..From the beginning of knee problems and having them scoped to the end it was 10 years.Had Depuy implants put in.

The award turns 150 years old today.About 90 percent of the Congressional Medals of Honor have been awarded posthumously.Of the more than 40 million veterans who have served tis country since the beggening of the Civil War,only 3,456 have been awarded the metal.And almost half of those 1,522 were presented to Civil War veterans.Ordinary people doing extrordinary things.Extreme sacrifice,Never to be forgotten forever loved.To all our brothers and sisters that have served and continue to serve THANK YOU.

Bro don't forget I had both done at the same time.3 weeks with a walker,6 weeks with a cane.Drove after 10 weeks.Wife said I was out almost five months.Not many people know what SheetMetal workers do,so they had me do the Ironworker rehab.With both knees both at the same time getting up from the seated position was a bit of work your quads become very sore.It's like learning how to walk all over again and to stop the wobble walking that I was starting to do.I do heavy work and toolup with an additional 30-40 lbs.If you are at a desk you can cut the time in half or if you only have one done.When you get it done take your pain meds you won't get addicted cause your manageing pain not partying.And eat veggies and dulcolax cause the codine based painkillers will bind you up.I climb and kneel [implant pinches a little] the airport will be a pain in the ass cause of the scanner and the card they give you don't mean poop to the TSA.But the pain will be gone and you get your life back. <thumbsup>

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It is incredable how much pain knees can generate.I waited to long at the end I couln't take my own body weight on my knees and painkillers gave no relief.Had them both done at the same time to minimize lost time at work.The hardest part was the rehab but everyday it gets better.After 7 mos. of intense therapy I went back to work.It truely was a new lease on life and that was 5 yrs. ago.the improve that procedure everyday.Fortuneately you have resources available to you not alot of people do.20 yrs. ago my next stop would have been a wheelchair.Bite the bullet and don't wait till you can't bear the pain,cause next its the back than the hips because of the knees.