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BCMGUNFIGHTER stock MOD 0 http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-GUNFIGHTER-s-Stock-Mod-0-Black-p/bcm-gfs-mod-0-blk.htm

You can't leave the site... says you're a Lifetime Benefactor Sorry to hear about your wife. Best of luck to you in NC.

I hope I never find my pms

I'll try some 2400 to start

Looking to get started on some subsoinc 300bo. Any favorite, quiet combos? This will be fired from an 8.5" and 16"

If some other dude calls me out on why I didn't stand next to him along a wall and whip it out, then I know I made the right decision to go into a stall I prefer a stall if it's crowded. I like my space.

Yikes. I have decided to fence every square inch right up to the property line. Good luck with your neighbor discussions and congrats on your new land!

Awesome! I haven't got mine yet. I ordered in June. When did you order?

I need some CCI #41 primers.

I bought one of these, and it has been great. I've installed various night sights in several different glock models with it. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Universal-sight-tool-pusher-for-handguns-front-rear-Glock-1911-square-slides-/262509615604?hash=item3d1ecad9f4:g:lyEAAOSw-KFXeWYq

That definately sounds like something to consider. Do you mean that the T-posts can be up to 50' apart?

So it's easier to install I guess because it's not going to scratch and bite.

Llamas. I think guard llamas could have handled it.

How is it easier? I've strung barb wire around a pasture before, but I'm not familiar with tension wire. Cheaper is always nice

Good to know!

Great advice all. I'm going to put it on the line. I don't want to "lose" any useable land, and when the survey fades away, the fence will be the assumed line. The property line between neighbors is all wooded anyway, so I'll just cut an ATV trail around the perimeter to check/maintain the fence. I'm thinking about getting this tool for the ATV http://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/countyline-2-in-receiver-unroller?cm_vc=IOPDP1

I'm going to run some fencing on 40ac in the country. The road frontage will be wood fence, but I'll do 5 strands of barb wire (or maybe goat fencing) along the property lines. The lines have been surveyed and marked. Should I run it on the property line according to the survey or offset it off the line? If I offset it, how far? I'll check the county website (Bradley) to see if there is an official distance required, but I'm curious what most people do when running wire fence. Any other tips or advise appreciated.

Hahaha. I think he even got a taste of it. Lol

Good work! The site is awesome.

Too bad they didn't throw the baby out with the bathwater

Have to work. Maybe saturday am

I found a very secluded one once in Gatlinburg about 7 or 8 years ago. Needed 4x4 to get up to it. It sat on top of a big hill in the woods by itself. It wasn't fancy at all but had a wood fireplace that I liked. I have been trying to remember the name of it or the rental company for some time. I'll renew my efforts to try and dig up some info. I would just start calling some of the smaller, older cabin rental companies in Gatlinburg (not pigeon forge), and tell them what you're looking for.

The ones I've had run wide open with/without a load. Allow it to run a few mins before applying a load to give the engine time to stabilize, warm up, etc.

A lever 410 sounds pretty kool. Not sure what I'd use it for, but I like the idea.

You got it. So sorry for your loss.