AZ BS Thread 2.0

Cheap? I was looking at the extended steel braided brake line group buy on here. Price isn't bad just wasn't sure if I needed them.

 

It's pretty cheap insurance because if you were to ever pop a line you'd be pretty screwed. I say go for it.

 

Fuck yeah buddy!! Nothing for us yet.

 

Oh! I thought you meant cheap like $$. Haha. No I agree. I just wasn't sure if I needed them up front. Might as well though.

 

You put In? You are more than welcome to come join us and party. (Also help pack out if we get lucky)

No? Hopefully tomorrow then! Fingers crossed for ya

 

Yea, I put in for bull archery. First year so no bonus points.

Hell yea man, I'll tag along and help out if you tag out. Did you out in for archery or rifle?

 

I did rifle so me and the mrs could do the same hunt. She shoots archery I do rifle. Hopefully we get my first choice 1a 1b right up next to your cabin so you can still sleep In a bed and have a shower. Fund out in a couple weeks what hunt

 

Can't thank you enough @RPS1030 for the help you gave me! It would've been alot of busted up knuckles with just hand tools. She rides a whole lot better now that the rear is done. Also Chronic Taco was the bomb, good choice btw. Thanks again!! If you ever need help dont hesitate to ask!!

 

I've got a new 1st gen set somewhere I'd probably sell. I'll dig then out tomorrow.

 

No I didn't need them.

 

The legacy DI rifles are inherently more accurate especially at the 18" length barrel ( 5.56 optimum powder burn is at 18" with a 62gr projectile ) due to the barrel resonance (side to side movement - think sidewinder snake) and harmonics (the up/down impulse of the barrel).

And one can speak until they're blue in the face over which is more reliable/cleaner blah blah blah I'm a dirty whore . . . I went gas piston because it met the 4 main criteria of getting a piston system. 1. Running less than an 11.5" (mine is a 10.5") barrel 2. Running projectiles of varying weights + less powder (sub sonic rounds) 3. Switching back and forth from running suppressed and going loud 4. Running select fire (full auto).

So if you meet those 4 criteria then yes the gas piston system is more reliable over legacy DI. If you don't meet these 4 (specifically the S.B.R. configuration) then one can't go wrong with any well built DI gun. Personally I prefer my L.W.R.C.s but in DI the choice is Bravo Company, well made guns with no compromises . . .

 

You just haven't run into the right one yet . . . But she's out there, waiting . . . eating Taco Bell . . . and waiting . . .

 

We weren't able to locate a "therapy dog" to come visit my wife now and then, so we are now on the hunt for a dog. There are soooo many options?

 

I have a Belgian Malinois who did dope and bite work at work and his son who is half black lab. Them two dogs are crackheads though and I'm not sure what qualifies as therapeutic.

 

Honestly pit bulls make awesome therapy dogs. But whatever dog you go with you want one with a low drive. Most working dogs like labs, shepherds, Aussie's, huskies all have high energy drives. Great Dane's are also low drive if you can handle their size.

 

That'd be awesome. If you have the rear, I'll take that as well.

 

https://lasvegas.craigslist.org/for/5500349211.html

 

Seee, it's fate the bedrack needs to be with the matching coilovers

 

How shitty would the weight be on the top of my 4Runner.

 

If I had the money I would but that's another $1500 I don't have at the moment