What did you buy yourself for Christmas?
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I just purchased this tank
So this made it to my Christmas
I'm hopeful UA will have free shipping soon ! ?? Hint hint !
So this made it to my Christmas
I'm hopeful UA will have free shipping soon ! ?? Hint hint !
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After getting back together with my ex and both of us loving it after 12 years apart we decided to retire. Living in Oregon has been ok but I told her I wanted to go home to retire back in the Black Hills of SD. She said great, let's go!! So we go back for a couple of visits and our last one got expensive 
Now i can shoot out my back door and we have a 1000 acre ranch behind us.
Now i can shoot out my back door and we have a 1000 acre ranch behind us.
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Congratulations on the rekindle and new beautiful home! That is a shooters dream house!After getting back together with my ex and both of us loving it after 12 years apart we decided to retire. Living in Oregon has been ok but I told her I wanted to go home to retire back in the Black Hills of SD. She said great, let's go!! So we go back for a couple of visits and our last one got expensive
Now i can shoot out my back door and we have a 1000 acre ranch behind us.
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Hate to be negative but even with a shroud extension on the compact that 600 barrel isn't going to fit.
You either need a full length RTI shroud or 2 extensions.
Been there, got the t shirt etc.
Good luck
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My plan of nothing have changed.
With recent sessions in the shot shed in sub zero ( C ) temperatures, i am now thinking better improve on the shed some more.
1: new extreme heavy duty tarp procured to act as a roof / watertight barrier, the still heavy but 4 X lighter one already there seem to have pinholes CUZ i refuse to believe that so much condensation cam form under it.
2: moisture / vapor barrier. Procured, going up soon.
3: insulation. I am looking at this for the roof ATM. not able to go thick here but a couple of inches ( 50 mm ) i can fit in there.
That should also work a lot better than a thin layer of wood.
4: ceiling cladding also found some, will need a barrier between us and the insulation ( rock / glass wool ) will need to have this ready to go the moment we start on the insulation process.
5: sides are sort of on hold, but fitting 100 mm / 4" in there should not be a problem.
I just intensely dislike working this time of the year, and not least outside, also pitch dark when you start, and pitch dark when you get off / stop.
Almost wishing for more global warming, CUZ where we shoot, it is higher up than 90 % of Denmark, so rising water levels no immediate worry.
With recent sessions in the shot shed in sub zero ( C ) temperatures, i am now thinking better improve on the shed some more.
1: new extreme heavy duty tarp procured to act as a roof / watertight barrier, the still heavy but 4 X lighter one already there seem to have pinholes CUZ i refuse to believe that so much condensation cam form under it.
2: moisture / vapor barrier. Procured, going up soon.
3: insulation. I am looking at this for the roof ATM. not able to go thick here but a couple of inches ( 50 mm ) i can fit in there.
That should also work a lot better than a thin layer of wood.
4: ceiling cladding also found some, will need a barrier between us and the insulation ( rock / glass wool ) will need to have this ready to go the moment we start on the insulation process.
5: sides are sort of on hold, but fitting 100 mm / 4" in there should not be a problem.
I just intensely dislike working this time of the year, and not least outside, also pitch dark when you start, and pitch dark when you get off / stop.
Almost wishing for more global warming, CUZ where we shoot, it is higher up than 90 % of Denmark, so rising water levels no immediate worry.
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I had the Mordax .25 in the shopping cart. Moderator, optic, the works. Then my tooth went south.....
A root canal, new cap and all the extras came to over $2500.
Maybe next year. I did buy the oil for my compressor. $60 a quart!!!! I am getting old.
A root canal, new cap and all the extras came to over $2500.
Maybe next year. I did buy the oil for my compressor. $60 a quart!!!! I am getting old.
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