Sorry to hear bout the flu Stormy. We both had it a couple weeks ago and it SUCKS! Took about ten days to start gettin our strength back. Two guys on my crew have had it, one was in the hospital for 2 weeks. The other hasnt got back to work yet after 11 days.
Barnes are a much better bullet, but way more expensive. I decided on the Hornady SST's, good all around bullet. Very accurate.Originally Posted by Brownwater Riverrat 13
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I also enjoy being precise as possible for my good ammo, but my plinking ammo I just roll out as many as possible. Accuracy is always acceptable.
"When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes DUTY!" - Thomas Jefferson
The other day I picked up a vacu-seal food saver.... I lose way to much food to the dreaded freezer burn. That along with awesome deals in chicken breast and pork loin I was able to portion out a few months worth of dinners for the fam. I'm not sure what took me so long to purchase this bad boy...
We traded 40 dozen eggs for 80 broiler chickens that are ready to slaughter. Should put a bunch of meat up.
"When injustice becomes law, resistance becomes DUTY!" - Thomas Jefferson
Sorry,haven't been on lately. EB,try Keystone for canned meat,if you're not putting your own up. We have a few cans.It's all good beef, ground beef, chicken,turkey and pork. Nothing added but a little salt. Local grocery has the beef chunks,pork and chic. Unless you see the can, can't tell the difference when added to stews,chili.,etc. It's a bit pricey but their web site claims with proper storage, cans will last 5 years. Did coney dog sauce for work pot luck with the ground beef.Everyone thought it was da best they ever had. Other than getting me a bow and arrows for early Xmas gift, just trying to maintain adding to food storage. Oh ,in June the alternative energy show normally held up north will be close by.I'm taking first day of show off work and seeing about wind/solar power back ups for home Maybe get off grid and make energy co's pay ME!
Completed and passed my Canadian firearms safety training today. Now just filling out my application for my PAL and sending it in. All that's left is determine what type of rifle to buy.
I picked up a JRC (Just Right Carbine) in 9mm. Its accepts my Glock 17 mags which gives me mag compatability for my primary and secondary. I will get some pics up in the weapons thread soon. Also picked up more ammo. Got some trigger time in with Kodiak. The JRC handled just fine. Been working on the house mostly.
Be ready now, you won't have that chance later.
I had one of those before it was called "just right carbine". It had another name ( cant remember right now) and took colt smg mags at the time, but it was the same gun. That company sold out to the guys making the JRC now.
Cool little guns. If you can find it, the IMI subgun ammo runs really well through them.
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Went to a yard sale down the street and bought two bow saws. More importantly learned some intel. My rural ag area is being bought up by developers at a mad pace, the yard sale guy just sold for a crazy high price, along with his neighbors. 800 houses are already going up at the end of my little back road where it meets the main road, now all this even closer.
I think I need to start some serious thinking about where to move.
Central Florida is really starting to suck.
There is times when information is worth as much as any item you own.
Be ready now, you won't have that chance later.
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