Oregon and Washington BS thread

it shouldnt matter. I took a class in Linn County, i live in lane. I sent off for the utah stuff and never had a problem.

 

Thanks for the info! I copied it down on my phone.

I've heard that area is very nice. Would be a good road trip for me next summer!

 

Yes, but that's different from getting an Oregon CHL in another county. Who knows. I refuse to get one myself. I was born with the right to defend my life, and don't need fingerprints or some card to prove that right. I also live on the free side of the state where people still have gun racks in their pickups with AK's hanging in them, and guns don't freak out the cops like in Pdx.

 

Thisbis true haha. I opened carried a lot before I had my chl, Eugene aka hippyville didn't like that to much, but where I live its no biggie. Lol

 

That's what the 2nd Amendment is all about. It acknowledges and defends this pre-existing right. Some people in this country are confused and think that the 2nd provides this right; and they are flat out wrong. They are the same people that want to take our bangbangs away from us.

 

Did you know that the toothbrush was invented in "Oreeegohn" as you call it? If it had been invented in Washington, we would have called it the teethbrush.

Not sure on company policies off the top of my head. Worst case if I have a new gun is that I keep it locked in my truck while I am in the party.

Thanks for info. I'll have to look it over while I am more awake. It's been a long day. My boss picked me up at my house at 6am, and I didn't get back home until 7:30 PM.

I started the topic with my bragging about getting a new gun soon.

I firmly believe in my right to bear arms, and regardless of government stipulations, if I felt that mine or any of my families' lives were in danger, and I had a firearm and could do something to protect/save them, then hot lead would fly.

 

yee yee

 

Yeah i sure do - both ends believe it or not.

 

Alright Cody here's a better idea of what i have in mind.
- This way i will be able to put the CVT tent on the "dark blue" section above the tool box. This will be a flat surface unlike the visual image and will also have to extend more towards the tailgate (I'm not sure how big the surface must be for the tent). That section needs to be high enough for the box lid to fully open. This will benefit my visibility as my rear window view will be clear.
-The rack above the cab will be used for extra gear (coolers, chairs, gas cans etc), I'd put a yakima "like" rack up there. One issue is i need the rack to have enough strength to hold the weight of whatever i put up there. I want it to sit a few inches above the cab with ZERO points touching.
-I would like to keep the spare out of the bed for more space, this will most likely result in a tire carrier tailgate or rear bumper for the 37" meat.
-CONS to this idea will be a big ass heavy rack. Most of the weight will be in the front/mid section. Given the SAS height change and added weight i'll be VERY top heavy.
-PRO, i'll have a shit ton of storage and have a bad ass setup. IMO

 

not to ruin your idea here, but part of the strength of racks that extend over the cab is that they have a single steel tube running down each side, so it is resting the weight over the cab on the vertical members just behind the cab. your design here has the front section pulling hard on the vertical bars without what would otherwise be a counterbalance over the rest of the bed. why not just get the rack the same height all the way across, and have the tent up a bit higher?

 

I didn't want to re-draw the rear section lol but I was thinking about that especially given the CVT tent needs more space. I have a few different designs in idea
Thanks.

 

Jonnie boy, look through my gallary at my rack before I added my tent addition. Should give you an idea what needs to be done.

 

ooh thats perfect!!! How much did it cost you to build?

 

The non tent rack was about 2 sticks of tube and time. Prolly $75 or less in gas, wire and pipe. Lol

 

Lol im referring to the full rack that holds the tent etc..

So the back part comes off??

 

Oh that part lol, that wasn't much. 3 stick +- for all. Yea, 2 bolts and it slides off.

 

thats titties!!!

 

Titties?

 

18 degrees this morning!!! Yet you can still drive to 7000 plus feet and there is no snow down here. Wth!

Question. I have a synthetic winch line I want to install. How do I get it secured to my winch? My current steel line has a swaged fitting attached with a screw that looks like a #2 terminal lug on it then wrapped many times. What do you do for a synthetic lime? I understand the wrap holds the line. But what's a good way to start the line to keep a good wrap. I have pics if needed. It's a cheap smithy built winch.

 

I always thought you just used the same bolt/screw that you did for the steel line