imschur

fantastic!

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CTD is playing a little link trickery, if hkm4's link doesnt take you to the mags try this

Great picture!

http://www.williamsgunsight.com/gunsights/rifle1.htm

Was there supposed to be a picture? ;D

Thanks, it looks very futuristic. Years ago I wanted the model 87

Im not familiar with this .22. Lets see some pictures :beer:

jeez I never thought of that. I wonder...

actually you make it sound good. I have been wrestling with trying to overcome this fish thing for years. If its ever going to happen its going to be a fresh one streamside cooked as you describe. I used to eat fish but I got really sick on it twice when I was young and that was the end for me.

is there anything that can be done to improve that ticker of yours?

hell no, for one I dont eat fish, secondly it is a trout management area but last and most importantly General Electric polluted the Housatonic River in Massachusetts with PCB's many years ago so they say you shouldnt eat more than one or two per year from that river.

looks nice.... Its funny even with the ammo shortage the 17 is always on the shelf locally here.

What a day, the weather was great but I do regret going in shorts and a T-Shirt. It was about 65 with a strong breeze. We mostly fish for smalleys but today was odd. My third cast yielded a rainbow trout about 16" long. That fish was a sign of how the day would go. We could not catch a bass as the trout were crazy. Mostly rainbows similar to the first with several 12" brown trout tossed in the mix. I lost one much larger rainbow trying to get it out of the water. As he slipped back in I noticed he had an old lure in his mouth. I wish I could have caught him to remove it. Fishing was spectacular until around 3pm and then there was a massive hatch of what I think might be called mayflies. The water was exploding with trout but they had stopped chasing lures almost immediately following the hatch. I did catch one or two more but that was it. I had noticed the bellies where bulging with food on the rainbows. We bumped into a guy who said the river was stocked two weeks ago with 5000 trout. That certainly explained the abnormal conditions. The NY strips were fantastic.

Great news!!

Welcome and thanks for joining

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Well these guys help keep the lights on here and sell Magpul

Thanks!

Thanks, I'm thinking if its just one size to deal with Ill just get a box of screws and nuts at the local Nutty Company. It will be cheaper and Ill have a lot of spares. If there's more than one or two different lengths the economics may not work. I also like the idea of selecting the brand and grade myself. Its just anal habits left over from my day job

Hey Madhouse are all the bolts in the kit identical in length and diameter?

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Ill see if she can grab some pictures.

I make this trek once per year every may or June with an old friend. Every earlier attempt has been rained out. I went to the local butcher and picked up some big ass NY Strips to cook on the hibachi. Its normally a great time. It's the one day per year where we let our boy Toby the GSD dog drink beer. Two years ago I broke my rod upon getting out of the truck. My clever lady patched it together with a bic pen and duct tape while I was off having a fit of profanities.

If anyone needs me tomorrow I will be here fishing for smallmouth bass and trout