BB, you will definitely get your jars back next time I roll thru that area...sorry I've been remiss in doing so.

As someone who cans a shitton of fish, meat, fruits, and veggies every year I appreciate it when the gift jars come back, it makes it much more likely that they will be refilled and gifted again!

I have one friend in particular who returns more jars than I give him...I take that as a compliment

Fish on...

Todd

Phew. Out of the bathroom now....but about to go back in as I'm picking up my tax stamp and 30-cal can tonight!

Better have lots of ammo Black Bart, as I'll be heading your way soon!

If only we knew someone who could cut down and rethread barrels.
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Redd ... Sorry but I am not sure on the exact weight of the carbine. I had weighed it several years ago and now I can not remember what the exact weight was.

As I remember, the 22" rifle weighed 8.5 lbs. The 16" carbine came in at 7.25 lbs. Naturally, these weights were for the assembled rifles only with no optics attached.

Now Redd, you could save some weight by using a light weight carbon fiber forearm as opposed to the machined aluminum version from JP Rifles that you see in the photos.

Damn. Just as I get out of the bathroom, I have to go back in.

Here's my latest:



Need some magic done to my AR-10 "Yote Chaser". Think a road trip down South is in order, as some barrel work is in short order now that I have the can and an extra adapter!



I really liked the Mountain Forge products when I did did my correct grade H&R. This is new CMP wood - the old wood is stored away for safe keeping.

I see a lotta hand tools there, Paker.
Man Cave decorations ?

Ouch.

I was thinking more like ...yeeeeow!!!....sonofabitch!!!......gawddammit!!!...where's the fuggin Band Aids ?!!!
jf c!!!

Parker is single and good with his hands.