Search results

Good luck my friend, though it sounds like you’re pretty well prepared. I am used to brutal cold and storms but this one is a monster and it’s blanketing states (some states) with little to no equipment to handle the fallout. The only thing I would be concerned about (not worried, concerned)...

I'm just sharing the love...🥰

Great report as always, @BassCliff . It takes a while to learn to shoot well with an optic. I still shoot better with irons, IMHO, but I do want to become better with my optics. Consistent practice is the key...look who's talking ;)😎.

Now that I reread it, it sounds like a lot, but when you are in it…the pucker factor. 😳

Well, I was scared a few times but I didn’t die (there were a few times tho…). When @HayesGreener asked if the snow would “impede” my drive home…I really didn’t think it would do much but kick up a little wind. Let’s just say my life flashed before my eyes a couple of times on the commute...

Candles. Three wick candles, or any for that matter can heat a small room. I lived in a drafty little house in Manitoba in the country and relied on candles to supplement my old oil furnace.

If the wind picks up, yes. I just take the back roads in four wheel drive. Far fewer idiots than on the interstate.

Sitting here in the break room watching the snow come down. I’m guessing that by the time the shift is over Mother Nature will decide that the snow needs to be moved over two counties. 😒

Rolling my eyes. If you listen really hard you might be able to hear them…😎

Up with the birds...no wait, no self respecting bird would be up this early in this cold. 😎

Hope you are okay. Sending prayers.

I am winding down for an early night. Back to work tomorrow and 3AM is really rude after four days off 😒. On a positive note, it's a short week and the range is just down the road from work. Handy, eh? 😉😎

What a beautiful area @BassCliff! It kind of reminds me of the park that runs along the Red River between Fargo ND and Moorhead MN. I cross country ski along the river on the Fargo side, where they groom the trails.

I’m hoping to get a little more into it once I retire. By then I might have a little space in the shop set aside for tinkering.

I totally get being head shy where armorers are concerned if I had experienced this. I am very grateful that I have a few very experienced and reliable armorers in my area, one being my FFL. I trust him with every gun I have. I do like tinkering though, and if I run into an issue I can’t...