AZ BS Thread 2.0

It was dark so I couldn't get one but if I see again over there I'll snap some pictures

 

It looks like it. I didn't notice the wheels

 

https://tucson.craigslist.org/wto/5265323278.html

Hope this isn't one of us that's selling this stuff. So hard to read and he's kinda asking alot.

 

holy shit my head hurts now..

 

Does it come with lube?
Seriously overpriced...

 

I think the parts might be stolen or he's really dumb. Asked him he wanted to trade cash and my stock grille for his and he said, "No jus Kash". I asked him if he had a stock grille to replace the aftermarket when he sells it and he said "No.".

 

Right?

 

In all honesty those sliders arent a bad idea for someone who wants weld on strength and a an easier step placement.

 

[QUOTE="T4C0CH40S, post: 10966616, member: 50 And you didn't visit....[/QUOTE]
I swung by to say hi to matt and met the new titty sucker. But I dont know where you live now and you were out on a date night with nikki and mike watching pan

 

I found this posted on tw.
Googled pics.... upside down sliders AND tacoma. This is what I found. Not sure if that was the person you were talking about, but it's a member on here.

 

Story now is he traded his 2015 tacoma for 2015 ford f150 and just kept the aftermarket parts. Seems sketchy.

 

Your not married.....

 

Close enough...

 

This is good advice. I have been shooting and carrying for 40 years almost all of it open carry. A couple things I learned are:
1) the heavier the revolver/pistol the more important a good, stiff, properly fitted holster is.
2) the belt is essential, it should be 1-1/4" or 1-1/2" wide and resist twisting (heavy leather or, if you must nylon) to properly support the holster and thus the firearm itself.
3) and this is the hardest one to learn: It sometimes takes buying and wearing several holsters before you find one that really meets all your needs.

Personally I use leather or balistic nylon (cordura) for open carry, but also like to use used a Blackhawk Serpa (hard kydex) for my Glock pistol. The hard kydex are great for CCW as a proper one fits the gun snugly, takes up little room of it's own (smaller = easy concealment), but everyone has their favorites. I have several of the soft inside the pocket soft holster things, but never got them to work satisfactory for me.

I am a lefty so holster selection is much harder, or I custom order stuff. Holsters are very much a personal choice thing, YOU have to be the least uncomfortable wearing it.

 

I asked the guy if he'd lower his price on the grille. He said he paid $650 for it and he'd only come down to $475 from $500. Hustlers gonna hustle I guess.

 

650$ for a raptor grille? Bullshit.

 

Ha right? It better be made out of real raptor for that price.