Lumber_Jack

Muschamp hasn't even recruited his first class yet. I'd hold off on the championship celebrations. I missed the crystal ball sale, let me know where you got yours so I can go get one. I have faith in Dooley, he has a lot more than just class going for him.

The problem with the Colorado is front wheel hubs going out as well as ball joints. They also had some rear differential problems (noisy, broken ring/pinion teeth). Now in full disclosure we are a Forestry company but we had the same problems with Corporate vehicles that saw little to no off-road. GM on general has very week front suspension parts. I had two front wheel bearing replaced before the 36,000 mile warranty on my 04 chevy, and one new hub on my 08 Seirra at 30,000. Now with the 08 truck I did drive significant mileage in gravel roads but no serious off-road Just something to look into further before you purchase. The H3 may serve you well as a daily around town driver.

Chevy came out with an inline 5 cylinder when the Colorado first came out and replaced the S10. I'm not sure now what their rational was/is.

What about a 123gr similar to what the website lists? I that easy to run? They claim 2315ft/s & 1462ft-lb

3.7 5cyl is rated 14 City 18 Hwy. My full size v8 GMC beats that. I think it's too heavy for the 5cyl engine

What was it's original platform? M1 Carbine? Dis they just ruin their guns? We need a history lesson

Truth

FTFY

7.62x33 aka .30 Carbine, just a guess . See my signature for validity of my posts.

the Remington website describes it as an hunting load in .30 cal that will function in an AR. I think the 300 BLK is marketed completely different. As Dolomite said it's meant to be suppressed from short barrels. Not a long range killer. Plus I would say Remington's main goal was to make money with it's own proprietary round.

Yeah if Florida's backs could catch we wouldn't have had a prayer

We have had very bad experience with the Colorado front suspension falling apart. This is under moderate use. I would do some research and make sure it's not a problem with H3s

…and being an ass. Check

I agree, didn't see any illegitimate penalties, but he really screamed at the refs heading in for the half. I will have no problem hating him

Yep, Walmart has served me well several times. I met Tim Calhoun at an interstate rest stop once as well. Anywhere with people.

I would never invite someone to my home that I had not met personally prior, regardless of their post numbers. I would always meet at a public location. End of story for me

Kimber Eclipse Pro, Comp-Tac MTAC, or DM Bullard bodyguard or Galco summer comfort. Benchmade Presidio right front pocket Spare mag back left pocket in a kydex pocket holster

So, you think they are just making up their data? I would believe a commercially produce round would have actual measured data.

Welcome, now get in there and post some nonsense like the rest of us

Yeah I was a party to that thread, no real proof who was posting. Could have been the owner on a bad day. I have never experience anything similar inside the store. I treat it as water under the bridge and try not to be so sensitive. I boycotted them for a short time but decided it was kind of petty.

Yeah I should clarify, they have a good amount of guns, just not quite the variety they used too. For the record they have about 2.5x the amount of guns that Coal Creek has.

Not completely sure about that. I believe there is a provision for collectibles. However no destiction says it has to be old, etc. I know a lot of people have them, some on this forum.

Yeah I paid $34.99+tax at SMKW. I figured I could get it a few dollars cheaper online, but the convenience of "take it home now" won out.

Makes sense about not being strangled. And yes I have noticed the chest hair pulling. Maybe after a while they'll all be pulled out

It's not great, but it's not bad either. I can get three fingers (pinky thru middle) and draw with index ready to grasp the loop. It comes free with a firm swift pull, just like a similar style gun holster. Its kind of hard to re-sheath because the point can catch inside the sheath. But that's not too much of an issue.