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cnjarvis

They seem to be pretty well thought of in the bushcraft community.

ETA:
http://bushcraftusa.com/forum/showthrea ... Bark+river

cnjarvis

Any reason it HAS to be a jeep? IIWM, I'd look at the Toyota 4runners or something similar and avoid jeep products altogether. Blasphemy! My Wrangler is doing great. It's got the 3.7 L engine but it's also a 6 speed manual. Stop and go meter reading is not something I'd want a Wrangler for... unles...

cnjarvis

Any reason it HAS to be a jeep? IIWM, I'd look at the Toyota 4runners or something similar and avoid jeep products altogether.

cnjarvis

Beaker wrote:I would love to hunt hogs here, with my 30 WCF, unfortunantly, I live in Kansas. Kansas has lots of feral hogs but as stated previously for dubious reasons does not allow a season on them.

Don't worry, they will once the population gets large enough and they start destroying crops.

cnjarvis

Like OI, I tend to like the streamlights and they're a better value than the surefires.

CR123A's can be had more economically if you buy them in packages of 12 or more.

THIS one from Remington really has my interest. Found it HERE for about $43.

cnjarvis

I find myself enjoying hog hunting even more than deer hunting these days. Perhaps it's because there's no "season" and I can hunt year round. I try to go once a month. :D I had hogs disappear from my property for 18 months after a large grass fire swept through the area. They're back with...

cnjarvis

I slept in today and never left the house except to shovel off the back stoop so the dogs could go out. There wasn't anything at the office that needed doin' that bad.

cnjarvis

Having had one for years, they're a pain in the...fanny. They are appropriate in some situations but I generally don't like them. I do agree that LEO's and other CCW's are the only ones that notice them tho.

cnjarvis

I have one that I used for several years and liked it well. My only complaint is that it can partially collapse in then high winds (20mph +) that are common here in OK.

cnjarvis

Here's a photo of mine and a couple of links to a review and a forum post with some interesting info. http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n47/cnjarvis/DSC01787.jpg Review Info I will say that my trigger isn't creepy at all but does break at 4-4.5#. Mine, as were production models, was coated with a t...

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Good shootin' and congratulations! I like your plan too. Startle it with a 270, and blind it with the setting sun's relection off the scope, have it run into something hard and die of traumatic brain injury! Great! (just kidding). Nobody likes a smart-arse Joe. :evil: :lol: :lol: Actually, it was t...

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Thanks Ricky. The pig is actually bigger than it looks in the photo. Snout to tail, she takes up most of the width of the bed of my Toyota. The rifle was my Sig SHR 970 in 270 Win. It's topped with a Leupold Vari-X II, 3-9x50mm. Load was a 130gr. Nosler Ballistic Tip over 60gr. of H4831SC with a COL...

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Is it wrong to sing "Hakuna Matata" while you're field dressing a pig? :oops: :lol: I took this gal 20 minutes after sunset from about 150 yards after spotting a bunch (15+) from around 600 yards off. After I spotted them I closed the distance by walking down a draw that parallels the whea...

cnjarvis

Guys, go have a look at michael bane's blog:

http://michaelbane.blogspot.com/2010/12 ... rifle.html

I hear that there may be something posted over at gunblast too.

http://www.gunblast.com/Ruger-Gunsite.htm

As for me, I'd rather have a carbine length AR-10 for that purpose.

cnjarvis

Congrats Andy!

18 more years of waiting for me to get drawn...

cnjarvis

2 for 1 day!

Congrats Andy. Well done.

cnjarvis

How big a file are you looking for? Too Small..? Holy Frijoles Batdude! :shock: I think that'll do. Caldwell makes a lifesize full color photo target on heavy cardboard for $12.94. It will work as a decoy That'll do too! Thanks guys, I knew someone here could help. I have no experience with decoys ...

cnjarvis

As the title says, I need a high resolution broadside (quartering to might work as well) of a feeding doe for a decoy. I know it sounds odd but I have access to a large color printer at work (I think it will do 36x42") as well as some foam center poster board and I want to try to make my own 2-...

cnjarvis

Congrats!

cnjarvis

I had exactly the same thing happen to mine about 5-6 years ago. I fixed it myself an went on down the road. No problems since.

cnjarvis

HEAD0001 wrote:I had a problem with them on my Birthday pricing. So I called them, and they basically did not fix the problem.

I had the same problem last year and was told that the birthday discount was randomly generated and that I wouldn't get it every year. Whatever...

cnjarvis

Can one of you guys help me identify the breed of this bull?

Bull2.jpg

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Congrats Ricky!

cnjarvis

I use Sport Wash and have for years. It's cheap and available at walmart and Academy Sports. Never seem to have any trouble.

Some manufacturers do have clothes that reflect UV. If you suspect yours does then the UV killer is worth a try.

cnjarvis

Old Ironsights wrote:
cnjarvis wrote:HERE

Thought y'all might find this interesting.
All things we've all known forever...

True but I know we all like seeing it in print nonetheless.

cnjarvis

HERE

Thought y'all might find this interesting.

cnjarvis

Happy birthday guys!!!!!!

cnjarvis

BSA, $30 at Walmart. USe the rest of the 200 on more ammo Mine was no good. I never could keep it from flickering on/off when shooting. Try a Primary Arms M3 Aimpoint clone. It isn't and never will be an Aimpoint but it's a good optic and an exceptional value. They're $79 (with the high mount) + sh...

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I'm alive and dry, I've just been busy.

North central okc got 11.5" of rain Monday. I work downtown and saw a few stalled cars but that was all. I know that flooding was bad elsewhere in the city though. My house stayed dry.

cnjarvis

Kewl and congrats.

I enjoy cycling too. When I had time, I hit the mountain bike trails or even the streets.

cnjarvis

I've wanted one of them for years and can't break the funds loose to get one.

Good find!

RANGE REPORT when it comes back!

cnjarvis

You've been "shrooming".

That explains a whoooollle lot Andy.

I've never eaten wild mushrooms. Don't think I'd trust myself to pick the "good" ones.

cnjarvis

I went with a Liberty safe, partly because of the security, value, warranty and availability and partly because of THIS.

cnjarvis

next thing you need to do is block all the "Home Improvement" channels on your cable box. Those things make women go nuts with wild ideas. I'd rather be locked in a room with a meth addict going through withdrawals. I actually enjoy the work and the end result, I just wish there was an en...

cnjarvis

I hear ya LK. I've been remodeling our guest bath for a while now. New tub, new wall tile at the tub alcove, all new plumbing, remove and replace floor tile, relocate linen closet from hallway to bathroom, new light fixtures, new vanity, new counter-top and new linen closet face-frame and shelving. ...

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Good shootin' there Andy! I'm glad those "bullets" of yours worked out for you.

I wish I could've gone but that nasty 4-letter word called "work" prevented me from doing anything fun. Besides, I haven't finished remodeling the guest bathroom yet.

cnjarvis

Looks like it will be a gel stain. They are apparently made for situations like this. I tried some on a scrap and it turned out pretty well. I also picked up a book titled "Understanding Wood Finishing" by Bob Flexner. Very informative and comprehensive. There's another book out there by J...

cnjarvis

Happy birthday!!

And a hearty thanks for all that you do.

cnjarvis

I'm building a new vanity and built-in linen closet for my wife and although I'm pretty decent with the woodwork, I'm having FITS with the stain. I've used red oak in the past and never had a problem with it but this maple is the debbil. I've tried sanding it with 150 grit, 220 grit, no wood conditi...

cnjarvis

Like others have said, the scroll work is pretty good but the cartoon critters - not so much.

I say mash his fingers!

cnjarvis

Watched it and liked it. Not as well as Deadwood but I'll tune in for another episode.

cnjarvis

Too late Doug... I picked it up a couple of hours ago at Whitton Supply. $159 for the gun, $24 for a box of 2500 3" nails. Cost me the same out the door that the schmucks in the orange smocks were asking for just the gun. let me guess --- you got a Porter Cable? :lol: --- so which way did you ...

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Just be sure to warn us when you go to the range!

cnjarvis

Too late Doug...

I picked it up a couple of hours ago at Whitton Supply. $159 for the gun, $24 for a box of 2500 3" nails. Cost me the same out the door that the schmucks in the orange smocks were asking for just the gun.

cnjarvis

However the OP said he is looking for a framer, not a roofing gun, or a brad nailer. I AM the OP :wink: So normally when someone is looking for a framer they are going to build a house, or other large building. This is where the hoses and air compressor are a hassle. You can carry a Paslode up a la...

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Porter Cable makes some great tools. All the PC tools I have are 100% reliable, and powerful. As far as nailers are concerned. I would never buy another one that has a compressor and hose. Too much time is wasted with a compressor and hose. I really like our Paslode gas operated nailer. I only went...

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Thanks for the replies gents. I found some good information on Senco's website: Q: What are the pros and cons of clipped head and full round head nails? A: The clipped vs. full round head (FRH) nail question: 1) Clip heads were the original type of collated nail for air tools, and still remains popu...

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My only experience with a framing nailer is an Eastwing 20 oz manually operated nailer. A little hard on the nail holding hand if your sights are off. :lol: :lol: I have one of those and two Vaughn "California Framers" that are well used but I still can't figure out how to make them self-...

cnjarvis

Since the brass is much softer than the barrel steel, I can't see it doing it any harm.

Those might make a pretty cool sabot load in a 45 or 50 cal muzzle loader. No idea what they'll do out of a 44 CF.

cnjarvis

Are you sure you're responsible enough to own a nail framer. For some reason I see this X-Ray with C.Jarvis on it.! http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v644/engrtobe/x-ray.jpg It's okay Doc,..it only hurts when I think.! :shock: :wink: Nah, Ain't a nailer made that will drive one into my skull. :shoc...

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