Please elaborate. What number is this in reference to?

I think he was referring to the 666 portion of that number.

Next is a threaded barrel

I think the new Gen4's have the option for a threaded barrel, so are you going to use stock barrel or you going aftermarket match type threaded barrel?

Productive time. Any other planes out there or just those 2?

Felt inspired-

Take seat and let me tell you about these grunts. I never knew of these unadulterated battles until I bared witness from their intimate perspective. They hump their packs over hill and dale as sure-footed as the wisest mountain pack mule. They traipse through water and mire clandestine to the most skilled tracker as they recon the nights patrol base. I watch them utilize the tools of their craft in consternation. Their rifles, their mortars; their machine guns speak to each other in symphony. They are the nightmare of battle. The proficiency with which they engage in combat tests the tenacity of the hardest insurgent.  They are truly artisans of death dealing. For this I am at a loss for words because one of them I could never be. My hands would not guide my rifle to fire fast enough and my feet would not carry me to cover soon enough. The trained ear of the infantryman guides his eyes to the sound of gunfire and through his iron sights he visualizes the fall of his foe and so they do fall… one by one… by one. Until the resolve of the last enemy fighter has been conquered the infantryman will stand. If he falls, which is uncommon, one more will stand in his place without the slightest cease of report from a rifle. There is no joy in witnessing the work of the infantryman. However, I must admit, I wept with admiration for these men, for they are cut from the rarest of cloth.

This has been a PSA from a grunt.

And I though the key word "dinner" was what attracted you to the thread....

Hey chicken tenders are fine dining!

For us old guys and non-techies, he's talking about that Bobby, but more simply put, when the SHTF arrives, he's got really cool paper weights and lots of cable to make snares with!  :o

Oh well now I get it.

Basically creating my own Pandora and Netflix Bobby, on my own server. Solvin first world problems LoL

You should've said that in the first place! Remember K.I.G.S.

I had a local guy who runs a gun shop. He does pretty good work for sure and he's reasonable. you could prolly search for him on facebook. Freestyle Firearms Finishes, I think? He also cerakoted my slide after machining

Hm he does good work.

OH, but will it cost $2,5xx monies like some places that "pimp" the pistol?

Or it could've just been a day ending in "Y".

Almost new Ford 8.8 Disk brake axle (guessing explorer)

If you were closer..

where is bobby and HC......................we need to know the infantry perspective on this as well.

I see some privates who didn't secure a wall locker or equipment, or the kill zone was scuffed and not properly buffed, or there were dust bunnies under a bunk..

Or a DS who decided that there needed to be some soul crushing, probably after opening all the laundry soap he could find and adding it to the pile, then stipulating there be a full gear and uniform inspection within 2 hours...

Could be a number of things- all of them horrible.

This...

http://greenbay.craigslist.org/search/sss?excats=122-41&sort=rel&hasPic=1&query=hit+and+miss+engine

Well, that is the asking price. I wouldn't pay any where near that for it
I just calculated the actual asking price and come up with $1,562 per acre. I think I'll offer 1K per acre and see where that goes

That the guys farm who'd only let you straighten and widen the road, nothing more?

  550 cord is great.

Truth.

At first I want a grid tied system and get paid for spinning the meter backwards but would like to have the gear to transition to off grid

There's a guy up here who has a couple of the windmills. Bought one for something like $5,xxx, turned it on and around 6-8 months later he received enough money back from the power company to buy another.

Guess that would depend on which river. But guessing Camp Ashland then?

Yes, in winter, right at the thaw.

just keep in mind RN that the 82nd folks have a wierd mind set.

It comes with being awesome.

I had no idea they did that Bobby.  I may have to plan a trip that way.  I'd like to eventually pick up an LMTV at auction and it might make for a great trip since most of the LMTVs at auction are at Ft. Bragg

Yea, it's a pretty good time. You'd have to google the dates.

I do like watching the HMMWVs being dropped. 

Thanks Bobby, made me think of my uncle who passed last year. 82nd and later 88th as a demo expert.

It's cool view from inside the plane when they do. Some people told the new guys they had to ride in the HMMWVs when we dropped them so they can pull the slips.


I was at a charity event with the Vet based charity I'm part of, they put together a sky diving event and there was an WW2 vet, who was one of the parachute Marines in the Pacific, one did a combat jump in Korea. Since you're uncle was 82nd, you ever go to All American week? If not you might enjoy it, see all the units, jumps, competitions, BBQ, all the old Vets come back.

And, No, Bobby the girlies have yet to venture out there. Momma, a couple times, not this year!

Um family adventure, just don't tell them where the adventure ends.. lol

Land nav is easy peasy in Nebraska. It's all flat, you can see where your destination.. Lol

I wonder how the discussion went the first time they tossed a tank out of a plane? LoL

1: I bet it would work..

2. No way man, it's too heavy

1. Don't be scared.

2. Good point.

And for awhile there was a tank in the U.S. inventory that was air-droppable. The 82nd had it for awhile then it went away. M551 Sheridan, might have even been PRE- Don..

You just made up my mind, I'm getting a pair...for the girlies

They won't stay very long being uncomfortable ;-))

If they are the same as I looked at then the girlies might not be even able to get into the bottom bunk. The boys would have a problem. I'm running by Cabela's today after running errands, so I'll check them out and get you some different views of them.

As for uncomfortable, anything can be used as a bed if you're tired enough. Say after a long day of brush hoggin on the farm, hauling logs, splitting logs. Have the ladies even gone out to the farm yet?

^^^Grunt simple right there^^^^^

Its a wonderful thing!  :)

I grow a beard

Also this is an important step.

I think I've seen these or similar at cabelas.
No hands on review by me though.

I think I've seen the ones you're talking about. I looked at them, but there is no room for an average adult to use them. Unless they are able to be extended vertically.

He's been busy!

I have skills.

Tires are about to pop and the frame is about to pucker like a stood upon beer can- just touch the sides!

Looks cool and fully outfitted- modern day Clampets meet GI Joe

That is a finely engineered machine built with rigid and exacting specifications. The sheer enormity of the work made quite a few NASA engineers cry and quit to go flip burgers.

dang, you mean bobby built a fully operational survival vehicle and had it running and on the road before square D was even started.................ROFL

I was given a task, I carried it out...

Great work Bobby! Lol.
Now squareness needs to start!

Danke.. lol

START IT UP!!![/size]

Sneak over and start it up when he's "mulching"

The problem with this is that now Don has more ideas of things to add that will delay the start up even further. I guess it's Bobby's fault now. :)

I've been blamed for things before, I ain't scared!  ;D