planeflyer21

Oh geez man. Shopping for vehicles with my buddy. "Do you think I can pick up chicks in this?! What about that car? Maybe if I get that cool 4x4 with spinner rims!" If that's the type of chick you want to pick up, yup.

Personally signed-off on by the Hathcock estate, basically a signature series M1A/M25: (from memory) NM heavy match bbl, dual lugged receiver, bedded action, NM trigger, best scope mount, very good scope. It was a limited edition, forget how many they did.

More land owners need to adopt that attitude. My parents had some friends that lived in that large desert empty spot east of Sewell Elementary, between Broadway and 5th St. Back in the '80s when companies were installing cable, an installer came walking up their long, desert driveway. Pete asked "What do you want?" Dude says "I'm here to install cable tv line to your house." Pete: "Get off my property!" Dude: "You don't understand, we're not making you buy it. Only running it to the house pole." Pete: "You don't understand. Get off my property while I get my .30-30 and you won't get shot," as he stepped back into his house. Dude left and didn't come back.

Watch this only if you like the macabre:

Someone here a long, long, LONG time ago (like two servers back) said they view .308ARs like any other well-built rifle: you can't interchange parts but they are darn nice rifles. Back then the big three were Armalite, DPMS, and Rock River. All used different mags and I went with Rock River due to FAL mag availability and ambidextrous controls. Now everyone else is making DPMS pattern mag rifles, including Armalite. But other parts are still proprietary. And whatever your choice, you'll still have a damn good rifle*. *This comment not supported by our local CMMG promotions director.

Magwa, listen to the voice of reason. Are you kidding?!!? Give me the dude's number so I can get it!

I believe the oil folks are set to start doing pretty good (again) soon here.

I got in on the tail end of high schools being gutted around here, went to the college for Machine Tool Technologies-Manual machine tools. Had great instructors, all retired machinists with 40 plus years experience. Learned many forgotten tricks of the trade from them. After looking for 4 years, was able to get in as a CNC button pusher. Six months later, with no crashes and a scrap rate of 0%, they let me start doing setups and program editing. Saved their asses on a couple of jobs, remembering little tricks from my instructors. Like putting electrical tape inside 17-4 valve castings that had been cast too big for the job's fixture in the machine. Or grinding an existing tool bit to fit a new job. We won't need the unions this time around. If the papered smarties want parts, or electricity, or running water, or shite-free houses, etc., then they will pay what we demand.

Funny you posted that first one. As the girl is now in high school feeling career choice pressures, I had her watch that. And this one: The current situation was created by a quad-partisan effort: politicos, unions, industry leaders, and the educational system, all agreeing to gut the trades by decimating the apprenticeship/journeyman programs. What was once taught in high school (trades) to get kids a jump on living life was removed, to be revived again under a for-profit training industry in trade schools.

Welcome from Arizona!

And yet they sold LE 20-rounders. Hhmmm. What was Bill saying?

That sounds like a great win for somebody!

/\/\/\/\ That's pretty interesting. It'd be nice if someone did one that took XDM mags.

No need for clarifications. After all, your screen name isn't "Matt.crosswind".

Another "blue island" in Arizona. It almost connects to the island in Prescott. Hurry up and move there so we can at least make it purple.

I'd heard it is quite libby there now. Why not a bit further south?

Welcome from Arizona!

Priceless!

I did that with Red Dot and 9mm Luger. What I think happened is with each one I weighed, I was very deliberiate with the arm instead of going production speed. HUGE variance at the range.

Serious stuff here: http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20170104-the-birth-of-the-human-animal-chimeras Aside from the story of The Island of Dr. Moreau (and some early military skunk/human hybrids), Great Britain has been doing this crap in the open for embryos for quite some time. Anybody read the Ethiopic Book of Enoch?

Cheaper. More bulk.

+1. If it's a large flake or cylinder, they each get weighed.

Just one per truck attack. That'll clear up some leadfoot syndrome pretty fast. For clarification, 1 truck = 1 attack. Hit 25 cities worldwide at once, and FOOMP! FOOMP!! FOOMP!!! Flippin' merktards.

Don't forget to salute! Adios muthafucka!

This time in Jerusalem, running over soldiers disembarking a bus: Want to stop reduce jihadii terror? Revoke their licenses to drive and make it illegal to put thim in driving positions.