Rsquared

I hate those little bastards. Mist those fukers.

Nah. She probably enjoys them.......as she's riding her new 4 wheeler, like the one she test drove at the fall shoot last year.

Welcome from Maryland.

Welcome aboard from Maryland.

Welcome from Maryland.

Welcome from Maryland.

You obviously haven't been on the receiving end of a pants-down hug yet. And don't get me wrong................it's GREAT!

Welcome aboard from Maryland.

Hey, hey, hey.........take it easy with that cleaning stuff buster. I plan to get around to cleaning mine someday.

Dragged out into the light. Welcome to the shenanigans of the outed.

I hate to say it, but you're a good guy Rob. Just holler if you need anything from me brother.

Welcome aboard from Maryland, Dutch.

Timing is everything my brother. As it so happens, I'm tied up (as we speak) taking my 80 year old parents up to Hopkins, since that's obviously the only place that you can go (said sarcastically). That being said, that ties me up all evening too since they stay at my place while they're in the area.

Yeah, I didn't think about it until after I had already posted, that he was referring to a low voltage system. Yeah, you can smoke ground wires on low voltage stuff like that.

The only way I'd take it. Ya bastard.

In my book, having ammo never hurts no matter what caliber it is. Now that being said, I've probably had the same 100(or so) of 00 buck for years, since I rarely play with my shotguns. I'm just not much of shotgun guy. Now 7.62 or 5.56...…….you can never have too much of those.

Wait.....who is that guy?

Welcome aboard from Maryland.

That sounds like a living hell brother. No beer, and to add the kicker, no salsa. Guess you're gonna get used to eating kale and other stuff Rob would eat.

The champagne of beers? I'm not exactly near Towson, but then again, Maryland isn't a big state. You shoulda said that you were local. I woulda taken the ride to Towson to meet and have a beer (or two) with you. Ya bastard.

Your ground wires should never do that dude. I could see the "hot" wire cooking like that, but not the ground. That's an odd one. I am the guy too. My work involves a lot of mechanical/electrical stuff. The controls are just the last part to make it all actually work. Example. At the NOAA headquarters in Silver Spring MD, we're re-fitting their chiller plants to all new and improved joker products controls. Part of it is about 33 different 16" control valves for the chiller system. Each valve is 120 VAC powered, being switched open or closed also with 120 VAC. So we run the conduit from the valves to a separate relay panel that I built. Pull the wire from the valves to our relays, then run the control cabling from the relay panel back to our central control panel (which we also custom build on jobs this size). Then, I program the controllers, and pass it off to the nerds for the final integration (for the spinning wheels and changing colors that end customers love to see). I'll throw some pics up at some point. On another thread of course. I'd just hate to derail this one.

Cool. I'll be in for a couple of those. Thanks...............even though I'm half sure that I've asked you this before. It ain't easy being me ya know.

I'll never question Shepp's cooking after the last fall shootout. That was a damn fine piece of cooking/smoking my brother.

Looks like a UBR stock. A NightForce optic. It's hard to tell other details in the pic. I can't see any markings on the receiver in the pic.