Where is everyone #5

Is a 9mm ever deadly?.......


Just kidding, really. Hahaha

45 FTW

Took me 28 days to get my TWIC background check done, 31 days for my HAZMAT.

I can haul dangerous sheet around the country legally...., in 31 days


274 days and I'm still waitin for a supressor approval.

Nothing about Washington is right

 

22 cal is one of the most popular and deadly. I'll take the argument. But I'll stand with it.

 

After buying 2 (overpriced, IMO, commercial silencers) I bought a stamp to make my own. I ordered a "maglite case" and end caps from Diversified Machine years ago, to wait for approval before I started drilling end caps and figuring out what baffles to use. It took long enough that I completely forgot about the project. Fast forward a decade and I got threat mail from the ATF for buying "illegal silencers". They took over and shut down Diversified Machine's website, so now I can't even get the rest of the parts I wanted and will have to buy a mill to make my baffles. By the time I have free time to tinker, I'l have lost most of my hearing and won't need it anyway lol.

 

Personally, my old box of .22 lr has killed more creatures than all of my other calibers combined. Add .223 to the mix, and I'd venture to guess it accounts for around 80% of kills, and it's only that low because I shotgunned a lot of squirrels and grouse as a kid.

 

What does “rual” mean?

It was the gun range complaining. I would have thought that if anyone had your back about guns, it would be the range people. They acted like they were going to rat me out to the ATF. Enjoy the review.

 

Bet AOC would call it a silencer.

 

Nobody will remember caliber, firearm, stance, brand of tactical sunglasses....
They will only remember who survived.

 

Inbox this morning from a broker-

Commodity: Whole Mattresses and Foundations
Type of Service: Live Load
Type of Equipment: Walking Floor Trailer
Frequency: 4-5 Loads per month
Weight: 5-10 tons

Interesting trailer choice. Things that make you go "Huh?".

 

I’d like to see it loaded and unloaded I’ll say that.

 

I'm making good progress on the truck project. For you PACCAR guys- you know those Bergstrom crap air/electric HVAC controls that always fail? Well, I got a rebuilt one for my 2000 years ago, so no biggie, order one up. Not so fast- not available. I found a new one for $640 and VanderHags had a beat up used one for $995. Annnnyway, since I have the '01 and '05 to compare it seems PACCAR from '02-on just hacked the ducting and banana peel riveted the new all electric system in at the factory. A little dash work for the controller and some rivets should be good to go. BTW- new '02-'06 HVAC controller $88.