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I'd have to know a good diesel mechanic before I jumped into that pool. My wife's work uses a f350 and f550 both with diesels. Those trucks always seem to give them motor/def/emissions problems.

The time has come to start looking for a replacement for my 15 year old half ton Chevy. This will be a 3 to 4 year old truck, not new off the lot. My question is if you were going to tow 6500 lbs 4 days a week, week in and week out, would you be fine with a newer 1/2 or would you consider a 3/4 ton?

We live in a fairly rural area. Im not as concerned with civil unrest in my area due to the election as I am the economic impacts it may have on my neighbors. As some have mentioned, no matter how the election turns out, I do believe snowflakes will melt. Simply anecdotal, but I work part time at a lgs and a large percentage of those first time buyers coming in mention the upcoming election and the potential unrest it may bring.

Just speculation, but im sure they'll have one before November. I sure would hate to stand in that line though. Although I probably will.

What grease do you use for you AR barrel installs?

Nothing special about the 6920 other than its boring reliability... but that's what makes it special to me.

Our two rescues, Delta and Cali

The 36" I'm looking at is a ferris fw25, identical to a snapper pro. Not sure who copied who. It looks like they all pretty much use the same kawi fs motors but the ferris has better hydros.

I enjoy the exercise, actually looking to pick up a 36" hydro walk behind next week to compliment my 60" z.

Patton and Reffer, I want to thank you so much for your insight. I sat behind a computer screen for the last 20 years and had to make a change. I'm embracing what I am, one guy who takes pride in the work i do, takes the time and pays attention to details. Already owning the truck and mower etc I don't feel the need to rush to get to the next yard just to make payments. I'm taking the quality over quantity approach, not trying to be the guy with a crew who can do 20+ yards a day. Hardscapes, irrigation etc is definitely the way I'd like to go in the future... baby steps.

I'm trying to break into the business. Same question was asked by someone on a national forum and answers varied widely.

Mowing, trimming and blowing in the Murfreesboro and surrounding areas.

I'm curious, what rate do you charge per man hour?

My first, factory BCM bought roughly 7 years ago.

I tried the tailcap switch with the light mounted at 10:30. It worked. Then I tried the Cloud Defensive LCS with a tape switch along with mounting the light at 1:30. I like being able to activate the light without breaking my grip at all. As a right handed shooter, I also prefer the light at the 1:30 position. Big thank you to cloud defensive for giving TGO a discount.

Those are pretty cool!

My wife heads up the catering division of a Nashville area restaurant. Caterings have been cancelling every day since last week. Understandably so. That is 6 to 8 people who aren't getting any hours at all.

I was looking forward to going this year too. It's really the only time I'm ever able to look through scopes before purchasing. Next year is in Houston, then Louisville and then Indy. Maybe 2024?

Aero Precision showed off their new 9mm upper and lower receivers at shot show. Looks like it will be available as a complete carbine or upper/lower separate to build off of. The lower takes glock mags and the upper has last round bolt hold open. I'm looking forward to getting a closer look at the NRA show in a few months.

Call outpost armory, I think I saw a few on the wall a few weeks ago.

Talk about Nascar loosing touch with its fan base...

If there is any way you could up you budget slightly, the Colt CM762 seems like a very solid option at a good price.

We're on our way up today. #DraftDodger

I bought a LMT MWS a few years ago. The monolithic upper/quick change barrel are fantastic. I just wish I had access to a range longer than 100 yards and a scope to do it justice.

Outpost had some on the wall the weekend before Christmas. First impressions were very good. I'm hoping a razor 1-8 in first focal plane makes its way to market.