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I'm still seeing anywhere between 5 and 6 bucks a round for Hornady 285's, depending on where you get them. I've been keeping my eye on them to feed the MRAD.

And reasons like all of these is why they don't teach history classes (or civics for that matter) the same way as they used to.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again. She took it on as her personal mission that night, and proclaimed that she had heard about how I don't like almost everybody (and everything) that walks, crawls or slithers in this world. But that I was gonna really like her before it was all said and done. So every time that she would ask "Don't you like me now?".....I would simply shake my head and say "No". And that bugged the Fuk out of her. Which was part of my MO. I think that she thought that I was kidding all night..................................................................I wasn't by the way.

Good lookin setup brother.

Sweet rifle ya big ol' mutant.

I can't, for the life of me, figure out what you're talking about.

Plus, he's banking on earthquake pills, instant holes, giant slingshots, rocket skates and other such Acme devices.

Whoa! I didn't know that we were showing raw porn on the board these days. Keep on gettin' brother.

Who doesn't love a little Al Bundy? Yet another show that they would never get away with these days.

Put a mount on the Rhino?

I went with the BA 18" in 6.5 Grendel for mine. That seems to be almost the perfect length. Courtesy of the Silverback suggestion.

This is the one I got years ago for my desert trips. Or anywhere else for that matter. And it was GREG approved. Actually, it was just Greg at the moment. It was later in the evening that he transformed into GREG. But he approved so much that he bought himself one while we were still in the SDTF. Phone shopping and everything. https://voodootactical.com/shooters-mats/roll-up-shooters-mat/

You nailed it Al. Nearly the entire county that I live in is made up of hard red clay. Dig down more than a couple inches, and you start hitting nothing but clay.

You must be one of those MAGA right wing domestic terrorist, spreading economic misinformation like that. 2x4's have always been about 5 bucks a piece, and the economy is still doing great. Just ask them. Joking aside. I was shaking my head every time I was buying $5 2x4's and $30 1/2" plywood. Prices are still crazy.

It also makes his nails look so stunning and brave, and shows his equitable objective for the outcome.

Some call it fusion. Some call it funk. But you can't deny a good tune.

Now, to switch gears just a little bit. As I've been jockey-ing all this $hit all over my basement. Besides throwing a metric $hit ton of trash that was hiding right in plain sight, I've unearthed some other stuff. So I'll throw out some machinist porn for Matt, since I liberated his metal lathe from it's hole. Oh, and it wasn't fun trying to wrestle this sum bitch up onto some dollies all by myself. That thing is FUKING heavy. It tried to whip my ass, but I was VICTORIOUS. I might have said one or two curse words while coaxing that thing up onto the dollies. Floor jacks help you out in this world people. Never underestimate the power of hydraulics. An old buddy of mine (that has since passed), bought it from a transmission shop. Then we stored it in my basement. Hell, that was 20 years ago. But since I pretty much know that he's not coming back for it at this point (yeah, yeah, I know....dark humor), that's why I figured that I'd give it to Matt. At least I know that he'll put the thing to good use. So, onto the machine porn for Matt to drool on. This is one of the only tags on this thing to even try to figure out how old it is. The boxes on the lower shelf have all sorts of extra collets, as well as other small accessories for it. I put the tape measure on it so you could have an idea of the bed length. Anyway. That's enough for now ladies. It's fukin beer time for me. (Just picture the pissed off Vic look that he does at the end of his videos)

Since the first one, it's pretty much been rinse and repeat all the way around the perimeter of the basement. Slowly getting EVERYTHING off of the floor.

No ladies. It's not a story of the 308AR teams back in action. It's just more of the ongoing nonsense I've been dealing with for the last month and a half (ish). So, I told some of you guys separately that I've got to gear up for some major waterproofing work that I'm going to have done at my place. It's a decent sized job, about 40K, and the contractors plan is to come in and channel out a sub surface "gutter type" of drainage system with 2 sump pumps. I've been putting it off for years just from dreading the cost. And we all know, that the longer that you put something off.......the worse that it gets. So anyway, they're obviously gonna need approximately 2 to 3 feet of access around the perimeter of my basement. On top of that, they're gonna be lining my front wall with Kevlar to compensate for the foundation damage that's already been done. Here's the worst section of my front wall. I put a level on it, to show how much the wall has bulged over the years from external hydraulic pressure. That's about an inch gap at the bottom of the level. Over the years, I've installed simple 2x4 shelf racks all around the basement. So I had to tear them all out, but obviously I was still gonna need somewhere to store all the $hit that was on them. Here's a look at the type of simple shelves that were built out over the years. Nothing fancy. So since I was gonna have to keep all my $hit in the basement still, I figured why not just build some mobile shelving racks? So I pretty much just built new racks ONTO furniture dollies. Sometimes I surprise myself. One of my biggest questions was why my dumb ass didn't come up with idea fukin years ago? A simple, basic frame built out of 2x4's, and skinned with 1/2" plywood. 24" wide by 8' long. See? Minimal cutting also. I ran the cross supports on 24" centers. Didn't see the need for 16" centers like when building walls. Once again. Just some bull$hit shelves to get me through the waterproofing project. After the basic frame, onto the corner posts along with the middle shelf. Finally, the third shelf thrown on there. Restocked and rolled back into place.

Yep

I don't know why you would think that.

Smartass

Outstanding.

Yeah, the wait is always a kick in the balls. Mine have gone anywhere from 6 months at best, to almost a year at worst.