As the title says, 40 bottles for $100 shipped. Paypal only and shipping will be via Priority Mail. Will meet FTF in Macon (bring $90 cash). These would cost $137.58 at Bass Pro after tax.
Planted Saturday and Monday. It's not as big as we wanted but it was a lot of work with a tiller.
Planted wheat, oats, peas, turnips, clover and rye grass.
It is all in the same area but we have 3 sections.
One is wheat, oats, peas, turnips and rye grass.
The second section is wheat...
82nd Airborne
Pros:
It shoots good.
It's fast.
It's accurate.
It's consistant.
It has a cool name honoring our military as do most BowTech bows.
When it (and all 82nds) was bought new, BowTech made a donation to www.TAPS.org
No hand shock.
It's a good looking bow.
347 gr arrow, 61.5#...
Semi auto for carry and fun at the range. 99% chance that any other pistols I buy in the future will be semi auto. I have 1 revolver and I don't see a need for another one. I love the one I have. I don't need anything more powerful and anything less powerful, I can get close to with my 10mm...
My wife and I both got new pistols a few month's ago. It was her first handgun and my third. I think she wants to catch up with me because I got a head start. She's looking at a SR9c now.
I carry IWB all the time. All the benefits of having a gun on you plus one I didn't expect. Having a...
Headed to my dad's mid afternoon to start cooking ribs, baked beans, and loaded baked potatoes. My wife, daughter and two grand daughters will be joining us sometime after us man folk get the food going. Eating around 7 and will be shooting off some fireworks at dark thirty.
No one probably. Then again, I'm not expecting great accuracy anyway, it is a long action autoloader after all. I'll load a few like I mentioned above and hopefully they will function reliably. Hopefully it will reduce recoil energy by around 3½ pounds.
Anyone load for a 7400 in .270? If so, what have you found to be the most accurate loads?
I'm looking at maybe loading my dad some 130 grain Hornady SST on the starting load side of things.