Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

Lots of .45

 

Have a similar Maxpedition setup that came with their backpack.

 

Nice!!

It can be, if it's kept in the truck.

What load range? How big can you go without rubbing?

^^^This guy gets it!

 

Had fun in the snow yesterday.

You gotta love it when the plow comes through before you're even done shoveling and throws a huge drift in your driveway.



I started considering buying a snowblower about halfway through shoveling. Driveway good enough, now for the cars.



This reminded me of Terminator 2 for some reason...



@rubbersidedown , any idea what the snow load rating is for this thing?

I ended up shoveling it off, to be safe.



There appears to be ~3 inches on top of everything again this morning. I'll shovel it later, again.

 

I'm glad I did 2 rounds of snow yesterday.
I just came in from 3 hours of cleanup.

Enjoying a cup of coffee now.
Arbuckles,,,,of course.
Sledgehammer today.

 

This one just came across as an internet add.

Great Lakes history has always been an interest of mine. I did grow up in Sheboygan. Spent a lot of time on the lake.

 

Snowblower got a work out this morning, about a foot all told!

 

@pearing

I sure could use some 35's about now.




On the 4wheeler.

 

This is going on my "want to go " list on G00gle maps.

Does the map show the Edmund Fitzgerald?

Ha! I saw a CC article posted on FB and the comments were hilarious. One guy said he wouldn't carry a 9 because he wasn't a sissy. Seems to me like it will kill someone just fine.

 

Can't remember, one would think so.
I pulled those images online.

 

Perks of having a hill in the back yard.

 

I once observed a 'discussion' on a gun forum between two people on 9mm/.45. Eventually, I chimed in and asked them which one would want to get shot by a .380? .32? .25? The answer was um...well...

Lead starts flying, I doubt there's anyone that wants to get in the way!

 

Yup. You get hit in the head or chest with any caliber, it's not going to be good.

I was actually thinking about getting a 22 pistol just for the cheap ammo.

Bill Burr has a good bit about why a smaller caliber is good for home defense.

 

That's right.
Especially 5,6,7 rounds of them.

 

Yeah, a 9 will kill some one just fine. Problem is, it may take a while. Here's an article from a guy who worked in the Atlanta morgue.

.45 for the win.

https://www.okshooters.com/threads/terminal-ballistics-from-the-morgue.93215/

 

That's some really good information right there. On an unrelated note, I might be in the market for a .45 sometime in the future.

In the meantime, I'm just glad my 9 holds 15 rounds. My plan would be to keep firing until they're down and not moving, if I ever had to use it.

 

In my home, I ain't f'n around to get the bad guys to stop. They gonna meet the business end of my 12 ga. Last thing they'll ever see is a bright flash. I've cleared my house for real. We truly thought somebody had broken in. I've never been so scared and pissed at the same time. I found out that night that if I had to, I really could pull the trigger.
Turned out a spatula had fallen on the floor. I didn't find it 'til I had cleared the house and basement.

 

Yup. As long as I'm on target, 14 holes can make a lot of blood leak out! Even smaller holes!

 

FWD to 50 secs for the action.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cj03Ij394nc

 

https://www.kimberamerica.com/ultra-carry-two-tone