chevysoldier

He got the thing for free and put it up in the field. Wants to put in some kind of pond up there. Here's a aerial view so you can get the entire view.

A lot of the .22s I've shot are picky. Most don't seem to like soft tip hollow points.

I've heard that quite often about taurus. I did a little research on this and seems like the biggest complaint is ammo jamming. But that's any .22, they are all picky it seems like. We'll see how this one does.

What have you had problems with?

Picked this up today in a trade. Taurus PT22. Gonna take it out tomorrow and see how it shoots. Haven't decided if I want to keep this or sell it.

uhhmmm, yeah about that boat near it....there actually is. He's got one up in the field. You can kind of see it in this pic. In the clearing between the trees, it's white.

Well they get his life insurance, it's like 750,000 that is pretty cheap to buy. But I don't know what other benefits they get.

My wife and I both did when we watched it the other night.

That's a good idea. My dad hates when boats run into his trees...

I get my upgrade in April and have been looking at the droid X or the droid 2. haven't decided yet.

pooping I'd guess.

Yeah, he does something like that. he's the horticulture supervisor at the Columbus Zoo so this is the kind of stuff he's done all his life. but good looking out.

I had one on my truck. Did neither but did look sweet

It does have a decent view of the surrounding area. lol

Actually my dad and I have talked about building a deck up top for sight seeing, zombie sniping, ya know the usual.

You gotta get a cowl induction hood for it too.

My dad uses some potent shit to kill them after he cuts them. Should keep them at bay for awhile but yeah it's a never ending battle.

I figured you had some history with them. Most never get to see the inside of one, just a view from the road. This summer all the vines will be cut down so they doesn't destroy it. The barn is supposed to be getting sold as well. A woman lost hers in a fire and might be getting my parents' barn to build a new one. They only thing left will be the silo and the concrete section that was the milk house.

It's one thing to die from gun fire or a mortar in combat. It's another to make the split second decision to use your body to cover a grenade to save your brothers. This man knew he would die but to him it was the only option. There is no greater love than that. He was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor. He is deserving of so much more... I urge you to watch this video. Near the end you see the men paying their respects to their fallen comrade. This is taking place in Iraq. Then you see the funeral at Arlington and the Tridents being slapped into the coffin. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfK2BQCIIes

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I didn't think it'd be that easy. Damn. You are not right at all...