motowfo

OK... harvesting generally is a process of gathering food....   Trophy hunting, I guess I'll have to read the book...   Guess I'll have to live with the conservationist hat for the mean time....   I CERTAINLY respect everyone's right to legally hunt...   But, harvesting makes a lot of sense to me... trophy, in my opinion, nah

OK, prepared to be dropped from the board for "evil" comments but...   Did he eat the meat?  Was this cat a known problem for ranchers?  Had it eaten a child?    Trophy hunting is in such POOR taste.   Fire away but you know it's true!!! 

PTBG - Praise The Beer Gods!!!

Did I mention I love my P938?

Well, on a whim, I picked up one and ... me likey!!!   VERY QUICK single action trigger.  I ended up changing the spring rate to 10 LBS and the double action if VERY smooth!!!   Still getting used to the 357 Mag bang but liking it a lot...   Haven't shot the GP100 before but this is really NICE!!!   Rick

i agree with all that has been said.  It all depends on what you are purchasing the safe for.  The safe I bought is rated for 75 minutes at 1500 degrees with lifetime warranty and I will admit that I paid more than 473 bucks for it.  My purpose in having a safe was not only for safely storing my firearms but additionally we have a few other papers ane things we wanted to have in it for fire protection.  Living in the country, 20 minutes of fire protection would probably result in melted scorched and destroyed things inside a lesser fire rated safe.   Best of luck with your decision as it's a very personal choice and the price ranges are all over the board!

My last Belgian was called "Drop Panties" Belgian... If I had know when I was younger about brewing... I'd have a lot more children and grandchldren!   Of course at 19% it was KICK ASS!

How are they?  

Aaron was extremely easy to deal with, set me up with a safe delivered and installed.  I really appreciate his great attitude and his prices were extremely fair.   Give them a chance and I'm sure you'll be very happy!!

Howdy all,   Just found this thread!  Wow... been brewing for a few years.  I'm generally an Imperial Stout or Belgian kinda guy but I try and keep everything ABOVE 10 ABV.... :-)   Just finished a keg of Scorpion Pepper Chocolate Imperial Stout that was pretty darn good... getting ready to do an early Porter style to see how it'll come out.   Good to know there are others with similar interests!!  We should have a brew fest!!