Hahn

Im deploying next month and will be parking my truck in the garage for the 13 mths im gone. What needs to be done to insure that the truck remains in as good of shape as when i left it? What to do with fluids, gas, tires, etc. Anything will help and thanks in advance fellas. -Hahn

I would like to but it probably won't be happening till 2013.

Sounds like its much more of a hassle than its worth. I'll just stick with concealed.

[quote name= Anthony you might want to check that private range in Circleville, I think I drove in there once and it seemed like that had some different ranges set up for something better than just paper punching. What unit are you with?[/quote] Ill have to look into the Circleville range, thanks for the input. And im in the 148 INF BN as a medic. You serve(ing)?

well thats dissapointing.

Where is there to go in central Ohio that has these kinds of ranges? Would like to do more than just stand point and shoot. Thanks fellas.

I grab pistol, wife heads to master closet with cell and loaded shotty already there. I go hunting for meat to fill the freezer.

Haha I saw this on the lot as well on georgesville.

So did i mishear when i heard that the gun must be unloaded? Thats what confused me, whats the point in carrying an unloaded weapon.

whats the laws for ohio (summarized) open carry. and from what i understand it has to be unloaded anyways right? so whats the point if this is true?

mossberg 500 at vances has deer and turkey barrel. got mine for $330 on sale. not sure what the price is now. i love mine though. Also has the mossy oak camo pattern on it. hope its not too late.

I plan on buying in cash after returning from overseas. I dont want to buy a cheap bike that im not happy with because im a beginner. Thats why im doing all this research now so i can be prepared to get the bike that ill love to ride so theres no need to upgrade later on down the road. So as of now, its between a couple Harleys (the only cruisers im considering), and the sportbikes class (600 or 1000) but not sure of which brand if i go that route.

No cars, no racing and pretty unrealistic stuff (jumping some 400feet into water). Other than that though, good movie/plot and action packed. Not the best or the worst of the series.

The night rod was actually one of the Harleys I was considering, the other being a 48. But then I started looking at sportbikes again and now I'm torn. I guess its all going to come down to test riding each bike and seeing what feels best to me. thanks for the input though fellas.

It's not that I'm worried about what people think of me riding, I'm just trying to get some insight on the 2 diff bikes. It's going to be my first bike so I don't want to regret my purchase 2 mths after buying.

I don't think my upcoming deployment to Asscrackistan is going to mean as much now. LOL. To the SEAL that put the 5.56 round in his dome, Congrats! All the beer and snatch you want with those bragging rights.

Seems like there's more sportbike riders than I thought, this is good, makes the decision harder now.

Is owning/riding a sportbike something that only early 20 year olds can ride? Is it not cool anymore after you hit 30 something? Just wondering because ive been back and forth on the age old question of whether or not to get a cruiser or sportbike and it feels like i would grow out of a sportbike very quickly, (even though im still only 21). Is this likely or do people still enjoy riding a sportbike after theyve had it for a while. My type of riding would most likely be urban city riding mixed with sum twisties but probably not too many long hauls. Any input?

So does anybody have one of these bikes or know anyone with one? Also might consider the cross bones. And quit hating on the purchase date.

Not sure how you or her feel about the s&w m&p 9mm compact, but I got it partly because my wife can use it as well since it has interchangeable palm swells. Not sure how it compares price wise to others but I got mine for $400. The wife likes it and doesn't have much problems with it considering its the first gun she's ever shot.

im jelous. iv started to consider permanently moving there. just sounds like an amazing place to live. good luck and enjoy.

This, I went with the m&p and love it. Feels way better in the hand than any of the others I held. Good size (not too small or too big). Plus good price especially if your military. Just my 2 cents.

Basic/AIT is too easy, but the Army blows so its only a matter of time before you regret joining. Good luck anyways.

Too expensive. Compared to the other 2 anyways, but yea it is a sick bike. And I'm looking for advice earlier then later because I'm trying to buy as soon as I get back in country. Just tryin to get a head start.

I'll post pics when I get home. And yea awesome price for an awesome gun.