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Sweet. Moved from #10 to #6 !!Buffalo coming in at number six!!
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I must already be acclimating. I had shorts and flip flops on with a T-shirt. Was a little cool in the shade, but not bad.
I don’t know why this guy still has his cover on the cart. I have one but only put it on during the winter to keep the interior dry as my cart gets no use in the winter but is often stored outside. I have not yet seen an a/c for carts but would like to, see one not buy one anyway.
I agree but I’ve had two friends cancel boating with me on the 4th because it’s just too hot for them. Ironic because we used to love boating in this kind of heat, to be fair that was one or two decades ago.
Well, a good wide straw hat does wonders for AC for your head…. I’ve always been able to deal well with the heat, and I can deal well with the cold too. Hell, you’re on the water just jump in!
These things are totally awesome… get the cheap table salt, the stuff that has bigger granules, the bigger granules extend the range dramatically.. you will need a bucket or something to scoop water out of the lake to wash down the deck.. I use my raw water wash down to remove the salt and all of the dead flies.
Wait one minute, Pal! That is not California "Low Capacity" !!!
80 - yes EIGHTY - Shots between reloads. I'm not sure how he got ahold of such a capacity in that state for certain!
Soon enough, you'll want to add a "Glock switch" to that safety lever. Skip the light, add the safety screw for faster reloading and fun!
So's an oven! You've been cooking so long, that blood of yours is so thin, you might bleed out from a paper cut!
The loads are really small per shot, I could not have added/loaded more than two table spoons of salt into the rifle, I don’t know how many grains make up a shot but I did test it on the palm of my hand and was
That‘ll be a heck of a buck up to that open door once you get that pile lower! I don’t see a boom or any tackle to help.
I hand loaded 110 thru the upper door from on top of the wagon. The other 78 were walked into a third stall and stacked.
