Alabama thread!

it was 11.99 a box for 50 fmjs at Arab Lumber, and 14.99? for the 25 count of the other (hollow point?) idk I gotta go look at the boxes lol.

 

Any one know someone with a black long bed that's got a shell or Tonneau they could let me borrow in a few weeks going to Tennessee and it would make my ride much easier I promise it'll return the same way it was picked up I just dont have the funds to buy one right now

 

that's not horrible, that's about what I get on .357's when I order them (but I get boxes of 50 hollow points, but they are ppu so most likely not as good as what you got however I know for a fact if you shoot a washing machine that is full of water with one in the right place all of the water will be out in less than 4 seconds haha)

 

also part of my edc since they take up almost zero room in my back left pocket that I never put anything in anyway. (little tarnished from sweat but they still go boom!)

 

I buy my 9mm and 223 in bulk by the 1000 round counts.

http://www.bulkammo.com/

http://www.luckygunner.com/

I buy from both those sites, which ever is cheaper at the time.

 

Oh and here is real time checking of ammo prices all across the internet.

http://www.gunbot.net/ammo/

Anyone that wants to buy ammo. You're welcome.

 

https://www.cheaperthandirt.com/

For all my AR15, 40, and 9mm needs.

 

Thanks, I was trying to remember that website.

 

Did you buy them directly from him or did you find some for sale used? I've been waiting for these!

 

The SCS wheels? I bought them directly from Vin. Just shoot him a PM and he'll help you out!

 

Yeah, I have been in touch with him and he was suppose to get back with me with they were back in stock. I emailed him back today, so maybe he'll get back with me.

 

In case anybody was curious, I added this to my build thread:

My Toyota History:

When I was 16 years old my dad bought me a 1989 Toyota Pickup with 189k on it. It was already lifted 3" and I quickly put 35" Hankook Dynapro MTs on it and removed the fender flares. Here is the earliest photo I could find of it:


I then decided it was time to cut it. We cut 4" out of the fenders and 16.5" out of the bed. I also painted the wheels, side bars, and bumpers black.



I used to wheel the heck out of that thing and actually almost lost it once when the ground gave way beneath me:


I longed for a solid axle Toyota since I was 16 and I ended up finding a guy who had a 1985 4Runner for sale, and we ended up straight trading my truck for his 4Runner.


This thing was a ton of fun, but I never had the funds to do anything with it. It came with the tube doors and front and rear bumpers and sliders on it so I just left it alone and played with it as it was.



I drove this around for a couple of years before I ended up buying my current 2011 Tacoma. So I know it's a short history (3 vehicles by 25 years old), but it's always been a 4WD and it's always been a Toyota for me.

 

That is awesome man! Did you end up selling the 85?

 

Other than a Titan and a ZR2 blazer I am the same way....except I'm 30 and I'm on vehicle number 14

 

I did, I sold it to a guy I've known in Arab for a whopping $2500.

 

I'm a sig whore. I want to buy a 229 as I am a huge fan of the feel of it. Especially with a SRT kit in it and a silencer co threaded barrel and suppressor sights. Mmmmhhhmmmm

 

Spotted a black 2016 on SCS rims at walmart off university today.. any one on here?

 

So for some messed up reason I have been on TW less now that I work in the office than before when I worked outside. Crazy! But I've been busy as crap. But boys I must chime in here a little bit. Scotty I would recommend that you shoot as much as possible whenever possible. Take training classes. And again shoot as much as possible whenever possible! The responsibility of carrying a weapon in public in your vehicle or anytime it is out of your safe is massive and daunting and should be viewed as so. It is not just being responsible for your actions but the lives around you and the life of the assailant are all your responsibility. Here in a couple weeks when I can shoot you are more than welcome to come down and spend a day or the weekend with me and I will take you as a guest to a range I am a member of and do my best to help you with training. Plan on 500 rounds and lots and lots of drills. I spent a big portion of my adult life ignorant even while being deployed to the sand box and it being my job to dispatch the enemy. And now I will not say that I am an expert but I am a certified instructor and will help anyone who is willing to learn. The biggest most important phrase I will tell you that is to "train as you fight and you will fight as you train". Preparing yourself and practicing is as important as choosing the right firearm for the job.

 

I have the Legion version with the SRT. LOVE.

 

Awesome! Yeah the 226 is a favorite of mine as well. However I carry a G17 everyday