MacGyver

I think you’ll be surprised how good it is - especially for stews and chili and tacos and stuff like that.

This is a great deal on a very limited item.

The FTC actually has more room to act than about any group out there. Filing the complaint that lets them see the documentation of this company acting in bad faith over a period of time is important. Companies go out of business all the time. Continuing to take orders after you're effectively out of business is frowned upon. The resolution won't be quick - FTC cases go on for years. The money in this case is likely already gone for good. But, they can hold the management team accountable.

I’d encourage you to file a complaint with the FTC.

Very few people start out looking to commit a crime like this. But you do look up one day and find yourself in so deep that suddenly committing another federal crime to try to find a way out seems reasonable. The most charitable thought here is that when you run a gun shop, there’s paperwork that has to be done exactly right every day. That’s a minor burden when you’re selling three a week. When you’re moving a hundred or more per day like they were in the Obama boom - well - that’s a compliance department.

Unbelievable. I did a bunch of business there over the years. What a shame.

I went back and checked. I’ve got a URX-3 wrench - that unfortunately is different enough that it won’t won’t on a URX-4.

Saturday was awfully cold for dark to dark. Glad you were able to salvage it yesterday.

45-70 is pretty mulch my go to for everything larger than a rabbit under 150 meters.

I know I have an SR-25 wrench. I can't remember if I have a URX-4 or not. I think the URX-3 used something a little different. Let me check.

That’s cool. Who knows what’s squirreled away out there?

Was out at Boxwell with the scouts this weekend. The deer were everywhere. So we’re the turkeys. Imagine my surprise when I tossed a bag of trash in a construction dumpster and about 15 turkeys flew out

I expect you may have something on a pig rifle that will work in a pinch - but renting a FLIR for half a day is really worth it.

There’s a reason no one let’s go of these.

I can smell that bore cleaner from here...

That’s really cool!

Neat!

This is the correct answer.

What a fun little fishing boat - that will probably fit in most people’s garage.

That 43 is a unicorn - and a great .22

The 340PD is probably the ultimate J-Frame sized .357/.38 pistol. It’s lightweight and just disappears. That light weight also might cure you of wanting to shoot it a bunch with full house .357 loads.

Larry, I’m thrilled that your still with us. Even when a lot seems hopeless - it’s good to have some people you call friends - and people who will miss you when you’re not around. Let me know if you need anything.

Right?

That’s such a shame. I saw them play many times growing up in Atlanta. They were great musicians - but also seemed to be pretty decent businessmen.

My favorite surf setup is an 8’ St. Croix Avid inshore rod matched to a Penn Slammer III. I run 15lb. braid. It’ll catch anything in the surf. I do run 8’ St. Croix Mojo Surf rods when I’m just fishing from shore. I run the same reel on those. The 2500 size will hold right at 300M of 15lb. braid. I’ve got a couple of older Penn Spinfisher reels. I’ve got some that are 25 years old and still running strong. I’d recommend them to anyone. I love the Stradic CI4 reels as well. I’ll use them in freshwater. They’re so smooth. But despite what shimano will tell you, they’re too delicate for saltwater.