AZ BS Thread 4²0

That is freaking awesome man, congrats, well hopefully hah.

 

I don't get it. I hate craigslist..

 

1997 Toyota 4Runner manual transmission and transfer case, 170k miles, guaranteed to work properly.

Fair Price: $400
Asking Price: $300
Price Paid: $200

 

rear bumper doesn't look like a palfrey

 

AWESOM!!!!!


On another note:
My wife took the truck out for a ride as she was getting stir crazy. The docs "recommended" she not drive, but have not said she COULDN'T, so now and then she goes for short "safe" rides. She got rear ended on Scottsdale at a stop light because, well it's hard to see my truck when you are coming up behind it in the daylight!!!!

Anyway, My Avid Bumper is 100% in tact. That big honking trailer hitch of mine ended up braking the grill and crumpling his hood. Trailer hitch didn't even budge!!!! She didn't take a pic! I'm so bummed I didn't get to see carnage!

 

Price Paid, is that code for PP touches?


So thats your real secret on getting such stellar deals!















SRSLY THO.. AWESOME SCORE!

 

2 more hrs and im done with class then this broken tv gets yo meet my friends 308 and tannerite

 

Their job description was odd as well.
Seems like it went good though.

 

RIGHT!!!! I told her if it happens again, I MUST SEE THE CARNAGE!!!!

Always fun.... just remember take out what you brought in. It kills me seeing the shit people leave behind in the desert!

 

Not cool IMO. No need for more trash in the desert.

 

i have boxes on boxes of 12 ga shells tbat i throw away and 308 that i keep ao if i start reloading i have a starting point. 22 is a little harder to pick it all up. first time shooting something that isnt biodegradable

 

How did your interview go?

 

Awesome man! Sounds positive.

 

"I pick some stuff up so its ok to leave other stuff"
Great way to justify spreading tiny bits of glass and plastic in the desert.

 

This. While I doubt you will be able to pick up the pieces or broken glass, especially with the jug of boom, at least try if you insist on it. I'd rather keep as much of this land open as possible so others can enjoy it.

Not being a d-bag, but you should bring home every piece of brass, glass and plastic that you bring out. Picking up for other people is just practice for when we have to go do it for others to keep out lands open...

 

Not to pile on, but I've never understood blowing up household items, or even tannerite. To me it's almost the opposite of gun safety, although you can have fun training and using your weapon, at the end of the day it is still not a toy and to turn it into one for show with big booms and watching things get destroyed just seems like some testosterone bro'ing out time. Should invest in and or use if you already have it some metal targets, or create some wood stands for paper targets if you don't want to go to a range.

 

Yah but you also like to vape....

 

I don't like shooting at paper. I like clay targets, old electronics, something that shows some actual damage. If I'm training with my carry gun then sure, paper is it at the gun range. But when I'm taking my brother from New Zealand out we want to see some carnage. He'll never be able to own a gun in his country so he wants to blow shit up.

Everything gets put on a big tarp and we collect all the brass/trash.

 

This. I think people make it look douche. Ultimately I don't really care, it's not my money, my scent, or my body. More so it's just fun to poke the bear.

 

I just feel that if you must smoke, there are far better choices than nicotine.