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I deal with a lot of LP heat exchangers, lost a lot of hair over the years.

I bought that same receiver last year for my custom 22. I had originally used the 50th anniversary rifle as the donor rifle. That action is an excellent choice for the price. I was debating whether or not to buy 2 more.

I got a free shipping that I have been thinking about using. Unfortunately, everything I look up is out of stock.

It's been over 4 years for myself.

6ppc. I have 7.62x39 ar. I also have a BR stock I was planning on turning into a 6ppc. I have been fighting the urge to build a 6ppc for years. Now I have a reason to build two 6ppc.

Yep, it's an addiction. We are on a weekend vacation just for bbq. By dinner tonight we will have eaten 6 different bbq joints and we picked up the 7th to take home.

Nice

I forgot about The Curse of Oak Island, have been watching from the beginning.

That's a good size. I have an uncle who wants me to get one so he can rebuild it.

Good luck Lon I hope to build a shop with all the metal working stuff. I refuse to start getting stuff until we find our forever home. I'm tired of moving heavy stuff. I had a chance (9 years ago) to get a 3 phase lathe for scrap price, but it was crazy big.

I picked up my first a few weeks ago. It was a cheap Boker, just wanted to see if I like carrying an automatic. Time for me to step up to a Benchmade. I think the Boker will do for a work knife as I'm rough on them.

They say they can see a difference. The guys winning the local long range matches are not going to the same extremes. Everyone has a way of doing things, often with the same outcome. One guy says it is all about neck tension and the other says it's about weight consistency. I need to get my stuff together for doing a dry neck lube test. It's a custom.