Where is everyone #5

Same where we park. It's that clay that's slick as snot. Walking through it you have a few pounds stuck on your boots

 

Soil here is sandy loam. It's fairly well compacted a couple of inches down, but on the surface it's real loose and just doesn't want to give any traction when it's wet. But, at least it doesn't get stuck on everything like the clay you have does.

 

So I learned along time ago to just leave a old pair of work boots inside you rubber ducky boots for snow or pouring concrete. Don't even fuss with taking your rubbers on and off. While putting them on today something felt strange and warranted a investigation. My best guess is atleast 10 years they have lived together. Now I know what felt weird. There goes 2022 profits right out the window.


Seen less fine rubber in a recap shop.

 

Lunchtime!

 

That’s how it was when I lived in North Dakota.It wouldn’t even stick to make a snowball.

 

Yup, NY/PQ border...

 

Seems I'm not the only one not prepared up here. No one has any kind of glass cleaner on the shelves.

 

Finally quit snowing. Not even gonna bother plowing with an inch of ice under the snow

 

There's a girl on Game of thrones. Who really enjoys several inches of snow.

 

@MACK E-6

Feeling great and I stopped off at the local gun store. Picked up a RockIsland 1911 style mini 380 to go into my Urban Carry holster (my double stack FNS 9C was too fat and it showed through) as a backup to my backup.

ANYWAYS…from the videos of the 3 gun comps, the hardest part of the ordeal is when they’re running trying to slide shells into a semiautomatic shotgun. I have been looking at those AR style 12 gauges, because they would be much quicker to load on the run. Same hand guard, same long picatinny rail. I run a red dot/green dot on my AR pistol but for a shotgun, I was thinking of putting on a set of pop up sights. Ever use pop ups with a shotgun?