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I dunno, just seen where the sealed units have three.

I looked at those, the carbine buffer only has one tungsten weight, the others are steel and aluminum. regular H3 buffer has three tungsten weights.

And if all of them were smoking, maybe a month. he likes that.

We won't see him again for a week.

@NMEDGE nightly nun

Funny story, I was fishin with this old boy years ago and i didn't know he had a fear of snakes. hell this is Arkysaw. animals ain't supposed to scare us. anyway we was striper fishin on lake Maumelle and was takin a break and close to the bank i see a water moccasin swimming close to the bank...

That's when you put on a top water bait and when he is swimming on top you snag him and hang on for the fun.

Nope, he ain't handsome as me.

And i was thinkin the whole time how @OldGrunt and his reindeer would fare in this wind.

Beautiful heirloom, something to remember your brother by. i don't blame you in not shooting it.

So i pull up to me bass pond and get out and look up and see a nasty lookin cloud comin, it was even nastier than what the pic shows. i said well maybe i can get a few cast in before the rain hits. so i go to the back of the truck to get pole and holy crap the wind hit, now these clouds are...

One of the best guns ever produced

Beautiful shotgun, that wood is really nice

The absence and expense of H3 buffers is goin to kill the FRT fad

Which one means we smarter?

I would really like to find some tungsten H3 buffers that wasn't ridiculously priced. it's putting a dampening on me FRT stuff.

I used to enjoy riding one of these around in the shop when i unloaded paper off the truck