THE COOP

Hello TGO, I'm a newbee to this site and to hand guns, I bought my first hand gun last week a 38 special mainly because of the price and took it to the indoor range in Gallatin on Friday, my friend is a ex highway patrollman and gave me a bunch of safety/shooting pointers and finally I found some ammo for sale. I got to tell you I really thought shooting a hand gun would be easy but sadlly I was mistaken!!!! I'm just happy I was the only person shooting that day so I wasnt made fun of LOL. So I have a lot to learn and have been doing a lot of reading here and on the internet and I'm also purchasing a 2nd gun on Friday, a Ruger P345, looks to have a lot of safetys for beginners like myself and will be practicing hard for a few weeks before I go for my carry permit. This is a great site with lots of helpfull info, just wish I had more time to read everything... COOP

I also had the same problem with a Linksys, would loose internet a couple times a week until reboot, then daily untill it died, bought a netgear and it runs flawless!!!

I was in the same boat a few years ago but I owned a underground const. compay and were subcontrators for Comcast, I had a (spare) roll of underground .500 cable that I used one of my plows and direct burried the cable from the pole to the house and was done in about an hour. For your situation I would suggest going to your local office and talk to the manager in person and ask him if he would supply the cable if you do the construction, never hurts to ask in person. If not try to find the subcontractor who does the work in your area and maybe offer a cash deal for them to do the construction on the side. 1st choice would be aerial, pole to pole. 2nd choice would be to plow and direct burry, should be good for 15 - 20 years. 3rd choice would be to run 2" PVC the entire distance.