Where is everyone #5

Lmao
It's almost like you got a crystal ball.!

 

Love that truck.!
She turned out sweet, sounds beautiful, & almost never see looney toons on a hood no more..

Makes me miss that ole Taz on Bucky's hood..

Remember that day, picked up a pump right next to the Big Sandy, Kenova, Neal plant maybe?

Got to somewheres New Jersey with it, boys come out in these yellow coveralls, Geiger counter in hand. Click Click clicking away & he jumps back sumthin quick. "We gonna have let this one set few months before we can work on it!!"

Huh?
Glad I was bear hug'n it yesterday wrap'n them choke chains round it..

 

I tried to buy it but never could. The last time I talked to him he was going to see if he could sell the trailer. He never called me back…

 

It's not that I'm in love with that truck just figured it's a "known" truck & has a verifiable history.

Anything else at that price point is just gonna be another roll of the dice.

Can't figure why he just ain't say,
Naw, ain't fer sale..

 

Maybe hoarder mentality. My mother used to do that. Put things out for garage sale, and then when someone would try to get a lower price, she'd go into how special it was, and then not want to sell it. She was a hoarder.

 

A question for the shotgun owners:

I have 2 brand new never fired shotguns, both semiautomatic, 12 gauge. Heard something about breaking in a new gun by running a couple hundred rounds of high brass shells through. Could anyone explain in cornbread language, the purpose of a break in and what the consequences are for screwing this up?

 

Looks like when "Betty" gets a little older she will be able to breed or be bred.

 

I'm a terrible shotgun owner. The only ones I really take care of are the cheap old single shots of my papaws and their parents, and the 1100 Remington mom bought dad in 70. They stay inside, and get treated well.

My duck guns are Beretta and Franchi, and occasionally a Benelli. They get rode hard and put up wet, and besides the Benelli, they never leave the gun boxes in the boats.

I ain't totin a shotgun that needs a break in. Have never done a "break in" on a shotgun. They go hunting out of the box.

I keep 2 cans of starting fluid in the boats to clean them, and a little CLP for the action.

 

A few years back, I tried my hand at a 3 gun competition and I brought a brand new out the box AR12. The gas block was blocked and so it jammed every time I shot it. I get that and understand how tha gas works to chamber the next round. It was the only time and the only gun I have ever had any issues with right out the box. BTW, 3 gun competitions aren’t fun for EDC type of people.