Recent content by Jamal

Would you divide it up at all? Or you want it all to go at once?

reasonable offers?

still in blue box - maybe 200-250 rounds through it. I don't like it as much as I thought I would. $350 plus shipping to a licensed FFL

Taurus Model 85 Polymer in 38 special

here's mine...I don't hunt, these are just to shoot around with. Pardner on bottom, Pardner Protector on top. I have since swapped the pistol grip and put it on the shorty. I've had them for 3 months and finally got to shoot them. Put about 125 rounds apiece through them, shooting clay...

correct - it's been a while. It's a solid knife - weight, feel, blade sharpness and durability. All in all, I stand by my Kershaw's.

I'm a fan of Kershaw - I have two of them. As an everyday carry, I usually carry this one. http://kershaw.kaiusaltd.com/knives/knife/serrated-silver-vapor-iii

A co-worker and I were talking to about this. We figured that it was illegal. We are talking about reloading as a SERVICE, and whether paying someone for the work of reloading. I.E. - I provide the gunpowder, primer, brass etc, and pay someone to do the work for me. Either because I am lazy, or...

You been talking to my wife? I sent her an email to a few links selling that just yesterday! Lol

I agree with clean it up. Example...I was 19 years old, and I was with some friends who were drinking. We were all on the bluffs of the Mississippi, and the county sheriff was called one us by boaters, as we were trespassing (we didn't know that). So, I was not drinking...scared my dad would...

The middle one is cheap. $4 on eBay. If I lose it or break it, no biggie. The green one was bought as much for the fire starter as the knife. I am planning on adding a sturdy, lightweight axe/hatchet to the set soon, and my blades will be complete. Add these to my shotgun, my .22 revolver...

This is what is coming with me, with an added Kershaw pocket knife...

Ranger...I appreciate it, but I don't think I could put a gun together. I only understood about 4 of the pieces you mentioned. I'm still learning.

Maybe one of you guys with a few extra rifles might want to sell one to a guy looking to buy his first 10/22. Hmmm... LOL - just me begging. I've been looking, but it's slim pickings out there right now.

I'd like to mention that being prepared with a "bug out" bag isn't just for a SHTF situation. It would come in handy if you have a house fire, or similar situation. That's more of a being prepared bag than a bug out, but you get the point.