Kansas City Tacoma Crew - 816/913

Who needs a new patch?

https://overlandstyle.com/collections/new-products/products/campfire-patch-limited-edition

 

Dammit, man.

 

Looks like a Fireside Girls patch

 

Might as well buy Ryobi and save some $$. On the flip side, I have used Hilti's tool fleet service at a job before and boy howdy, it sure was nice.

 

Looking at some property with a buddy. Deff want an XJ for it. Need something a bit smaller to get around than his Office Cab Tundra

 

its worse up north of U, all the way to Canada

 

Talked with a buddy up in North Dakota just a bit ago. Apparently shit's going down there.

By shit I mean him, his neighbors, and a buttload of bourbon.

 

I think it was @CygnusX191 who gave me a tad bit of shit for it a long ass time ago (sorry, woman, I'm not genetically allowed to forget), so I thought I'd let you know

I went shopping today, maybe boating tomorrow
I went with the 9mm M&P

.380 is more scarce, so I decided to go larger.

I'm honestly surprised I found... anything, lol.

 

I’m still hunting for more links.

 

Welp. We made it to another monday.

Aight, let's do this then. I'm on the hunt now.

9mm, .308 (7.62x51), .22, 12ga

Easiest to find out in the wild, internationally, and locally on any post apocalyptic hoodlums you neutralize as well.

 

7.62x39 seems to be everywhere lately too. It's cheap. not terribly accurate past a hundred yards, especially the steel case stuff and it does shoot dirty but with a piston driven rifle such as an AK or a copy of, you'll be fine.

 

The only steel cased ammo I know of that is harmful is the stuff with Berdan primers. I know that Boxer primers are all safe, but some of the Berdans are corrosive. I've never had a problem with Wolf or other steel cased rounds. The exception being some steel cased surplus ammo with corrosive primers.

I don't have any pics of a grouping, but FWIW it can be a very accurate round. Below 2 MOA @100yd isn't terribly unusual for me from prone or on a bench with a bolt action 7.62x39. With another shall-remain-unnamed piston driven rifle, I get more like 3-4 MOA @100yd.

 

I think the biggest issue is a lot of steel cased 223 and 556 shoots dirty, so people cook through 1000+ rounds over time and their gun starts acting wonky. And most tacticool bois are useless at maintenance.

 

Do you mean low quality powder? And yikes. I know those people exist, I just don't know any of them lol

 

I try to avoid them

Yeah companies like Tula have had plenty of customers complain about low quality powder with their low quality rounds (steel cased. It's cheep). I know there are others, I just don't have time to youtube them all.

That being said, not to bash Tula and their lovely Russian calibers, I've never had an issue running their stuff through piston rifles

 

Lvl 8 MK6 Matte Bronze wheels on Barcelona Red, thoughts?

 

I think the key is to use the guns the round was designed for lol. Tula probably knows that 95% of their 7.62x39 is run through an AK platform. Either way, I've never had a problem with Tula other than it runs like cheap ammo.

 

Bronze is definitely one of the best colors for wheels, obviously. I've been trying to avoid buying a set for myself. +1 vote for do it.