I came to this thread to check the tech update, must have missed that somewhere...........

Gotta love that view Tate!

Aimsurplus.com north of cinci has cash & carry on Weds.......

Always worth a visit!

Well, you just reinforced that the jk won’t be getting km’s........

Not that I was really considering them & I was always a bfg fan up until the km2’s

Not sure where you are coming from but this is near Cincinnati & worth the show.......

https://thunderoverlouisville.org/

We ran a heat lamp in the winter, it helped.....

Your bow makes mine look a little antiquated and low tech. No sights, no release, no kills to date, I wonder if any of that is related. Bear whitetail II purchased brand new in 1987.  Used it for competition shooting in the Ramstein archery club while I was over there. I really need to get something newer that is a little easier on the shoulder and eyes.


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My first was a $99 special, Martin lynx xrg circa 1990 back when you didn’t have the cabelas or gander mountain stores but you could magazine order & they sent out quarterly catalogs, I was 12....

God gave me opposable thumbs for a reason. I feel no need to give a deer a fighting chance


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If so use a rifle.......

The idea of using a bow (being a more difficult skill set) then to make it easier is lost on me.

My 2 cents (and that’s a high valuation btw).....

Have Nate & Norm come pick it up. If they are still willing that is? Norm has a big shop, he needs more projects (insert eye roll). If nothing else he has a good place to store it for a bit. It gives us all something to harass him about rather than you. Think delegating the work load here, that’s what guys in charge do right? Once he gets that new shop squared away and a couple other things that are consuming his time maybe this is something he tackles? I’d call Norm & chew some fat, he’s always good for that & he’ll give you an honest opinion whether you like it or not. You probably won’t but what can it hurt. One last thing, Nate needs more miles on that bling new truck anyhow.....

Quote from: Flyin6 on December 29, 2017, 06:08:51 PM

Back up a few posts, and you can see back in 2015 I was banning Shawn!

Some things never change!

I think you tried to ban him over on that other Forum even before RMTW existed?

Let’s clarify something here. First Don was not the first to ban me. Actually it was Mr. Teegardin (yes same last name no relation though) assistant principle of East Noble High School Kendallville, In. I was causing issues in his opinion after school in the parking lot with some rather large and older football players. I gained my first concussion from those fellows btw. Then a local Walmart & countless bar owners banned me. After I came to know Don that other forum banned me several times in one day under a few different user names. So the reality is Don is way down the list of people & places that have banned me. This is really nothing new for the record.

Ken, looking  at the photo, I think there is room for a small GPS/ guidance system, heat/blood sensor, and coffee mug  on the bow.

Bob, I hear ya! I thought bow hunting was for those guys that wanted a challenge. At this point these hunters might as well strap a gps locator on the deers hind end and sit behind their laptop using a drone to shoot the deer. Maybe we ought to start a field dressing service for these guys. We'll go get it, dress it and drop it off to the butcher for ya. Then you can show up in your mandels and Hawaiian shirt bragging to your friends..........

BTW, I give Ashley crap all the time about using cameras too so they can track the deers movements. Call me a purist I guess.

This should turn out well........


https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-12-28/china-quietly-builds-worlds-largest-dna-database


https://wolfstreet.com/2017/12/23/next-phase-in-forcing-biometric-tracking-on-consumers/

Nothing to see here, move along!

  good deal


I would suggest using solid & not tube, a couple pieces of 1/2” Black pipe cut to 1” long would work too. Anytime you use tube it can compress or with rounded corners rock loose. The solid doesn’t compress......

Quote from: EL TATE on December 28, 2017, 12:06:38 PM

Let me know how the Superchips works out for you. I like to have more referral resources at my disposal. AEV has been my go to due to their JK specific nature, but superchips has been a staple for all other things programmer related for years.

Copy that, Wilco.

Superchips has a 2.25" color screen which you toggle through like the Diablo and others I have used over the years. If you watch the vid on the AEV programmer, the guy is using a knife point to move these really small dip switches. Now put that in the context of someone without perfect eyesight and I think you have the recipe for big trouble.

Super Chips avoids all that mess in my view

Keep us updated on this superchips unit, I'm going to need to do something this year when the larger rubber gets installed. The motor could use a tweak or two too.

Quote from: stlaser on December 27, 2017, 11:09:56 PM

Quote from: KensAuto on December 27, 2017, 11:03:40 PM

How cute.

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Ken, glad to see you're still in touch with your feminine side there.......

There they go again! ^^^^^^^

They never stop!

He started it!

In case anyone wants to argue that point I present evidence A - “the bumper sticker”

I understand Nate, I’m at 24k on the odometer so far for my first year of ownership with all those runs back east round trip.

I agree the front looks a tad short......

How cute.

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Ken, glad to see you're still in touch with your feminine side there.......

Not sure if I stated this prior but I was put on to these by a regional sales guy I spoke to at Cabelas when they first started handling them. I don't think they are doing that anymore as I have been eyeballing a couple of these in the bargain cave. I have not checked but you may be able to pick them up online via Cabelas website in the online bargain cave. They were running around $100 at the local store in there. I would have my wife with expensive taste buy this for me again............

This shot is of the outer pouch pulled open. It can be pulled open easily with one hand, the top is tucked up under a rain flap when closed. As you can see I have done nothing with it but thinking of adding some less than lethal pepper spray and or that taser Charles is looking at once he spends the money to see if they are junk or not. May add a knife to the molle but I keep at least one on me daily anyhow.....

OK, so good men Bobby and Nate trying their hardest to keep me on the straight and narrow I present you with my overview / review.

First patches, yes the one to pick at the majority population of CO and the other to give them the opportunity to hear some truth if they choose to ask........

I have had this for some time now and used it quite a bit this summer as we criss crossed the west on family vacations and outings. Being that the F150 is essentially our family vehicle this resides under my rear seat when not in use. Winter months I either CC a G22 or Smith J frame 38 so it doesn't see much use as I layer up in the winter (old cold storage steel shop habits are hard to break). Guns are easier to hide in the winter. Living in CO the backpack fits in nicely year around just about anywhere with all the homeless carrying them plus hikers etc. I carry a G35 in this pack and quite frankly it is my favorite .40 but really a pig of a pistol truth be told.

So here it is as it lays under my seat. Single strap that carries over left shoulder. Something to note is even though it has a single strap there is another small "lanyard" type strap to keep it centered should the need arise, maybe running? I have the large zipper catch (bottom of this pic) positioned so that I (as a southpaw) can grab it with my right hand and flip the whole pack around onto my chest in a horizontal position. It does this in one smooth action opening the top and I stop it with the zipper half undone. I can then reach in with my left hand and retrieve the weapon. Very easy, smooth and quick with a little practice. I don't have the armor but this pack has a compartment setup so that you can run two pieces of it and by opening that zipper fully your front would be protected nuts to neck. I keep it partially closed to keep the extra mags secured. The Velcro holster design has grown on me but I have yet to fully trust them especially with 22 rounds of .40..... I do like the adjustability of the Velcro holster design, positions can be dialed in infinitely.

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Oh yeah, stay away from all the guys who are light in the loafers as they love that place & Asians who know nothing of personal space......

Crappy Kroger gas might have water in it? Try a bottle of heat.

Pics?

Couple things, what Tate said those newer ones electronics are a pia & I just spent $700 on a rebuilt ecm because mine wasn’t reading any of the 4 new o2 sensors. I know I didn’t document it because I couldn’t figure it out. Shop around corner did, anyhow my other thought is this is only the beginning Don. How much do you want to put into GJ because it’s been limited so far and they constantly try to suck you dry......

I like it & it stays in my truck under rear seat. Used it quite a bit this past summer.

Will snap some pics this afternoon & give more details.