Brettl
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Good morning y'all. The saws are piling up on the bench. I'll be glad when I have some time to work on them
Man I wish we had a junk yard like that around here. Normally the couple places we do have want more then new prices for crap.Today's scrounge at the local junk yard.
Ten more grader blades.
Four 8 foot x 2.5 inch x .25 inch galvanized angle stock.
One bottom pallet fork support bracket.
One 7 foot Western Plow that needs new rams and hoses.
Two stray dogs operating a Skid Steer.
$200.00
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Dude! You should see everything that is in the scrap heap! Thousands of dollars in good structural steel! Black iron, galvanized, and stainless! Im getting ready to make another run in here in a few minutes! Tires out the wazzo! Car and pickup parts everywhere!Man I wish we had a junk yard like that around here. Normally the couple places we do have want more then new prices for crap.
The 35 is nice, but the 338-06 has a good following partly because there seems to be more bullets in the 200-250 range that are suitable for it. Also, most of them have higher BCs than their 35 caliber counterparts, so past 100 yds the 338-06 will often have more energy (and they both have more than enough within 100 yds).I’ve never really been that interested in the 338/06. I do have a 35 whelen improved that I am quite fond of though.
I hate you a little bit right nowDude! You should see everything that is in the scrap heap! Thousands of dollars in good structural steel! Black iron, galvanized, and stainless! Im getting ready to make another run in here in a few minutes! Tires out the wazzo! Car and pickup parts everywhere!
It's a motor head's and/or fabricators smorgasbord!
Dude! You should see everything that is in the scrap heap! Thousands of dollars in good structural steel! Black iron, galvanized, and stainless! Im getting ready to make another run in here in a few minutes! Tires out the wazzo! Car and pickup parts everywhere!
It's a motor head's and/or fabricators smorgasbord!
Our yards are crap around here mostly late model crap and the price they want for metal I can buy drops at the steel yardPro
I hate you a little bit right now
Sorry man! Wasn't trying to rub anything in.Pro
I hate you a little bit right now
Pick me up some 5' sticks of 2" sq pipe, slap some stamps on it and mail it to me, will you?Sorry man! Wasn't trying to rub anything in.
I'll do that after I get back and post pictures of the junk yard.
2 inch square tubing. Got it!Pick me up some 5' sticks of 2" sq pipe, slap some stamps on it and mail it to me, will you?
I'm wanting one more and more every day! Unfortunately I don't think I could fit another rifle in the arms locker.The 35 is nice, but the 338-06 has a good following partly because there seems to be more bullets in the 200-250 range that are suitable for it. Also, most of them have higher BCs than their 35 caliber counterparts, so past 100 yds the 338-06 will often have more energy (and they both have more than enough within 100 yds).
I'm sure it is also a bit easier to convert 30-06 brass to 33 instead of 35. If I had to choose again, I would choose the same thing.
I can’t directly emote your post soSorry man! Wasn't trying to rub anything in.
I'll do that after I get back and post pictures of the junk yard.
Last time I bought primers they were just under .03ea by the caseMatt, any small or large rife primers not foolishly priced, any 348 Hornady FTX bullets, or 338 Barnes TTSX in 210 or 225 grain. I have some of each, but don't see them for sale anymore. I'm afraid if my gun likes something, I will only be able to load a limited amount.
I have CFE223, IMR4350 and RL23, but if it is reasonably priced, I'll take some more. I'm low on LVR, H380 and IMR 4064 but not desperate to have them, but if the price is good I'll take some more.
I read an article on the shortages earlier today. It said everything is periodically in short supply (specific powders, bullets and brass) but that primers are in the shortest supply. They said several companies have trading agreements with one another that result in less being sold to the general public. (Loaded ammo is getting priority over reloading supplies and odd ball cartridges).
I’m really bummed I cannot find large pistol primers anywhere….Last time I bought primers they were just under .03ea by the case
Sure it's not 59 states .
Make your own out of all the worn out saw chains you haveWell gents! I'm about to start shopping fir skidster tire chains! Any suggestions on type, brand or bargains will be much appreciated!
Me too me too !!!!Pick me up some 5' sticks of 2" sq pipe, slap some stamps on it and mail it to me, will you?
Nectar of the Gods, LolOur yards are crap around here mostly late model crap and the price they want for metal I can buy drops at the steel yard
5quarts on the nose
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Most of the ones I have were less than that. I usually paid less than $12 a sleeve for them, but not anymore!Last time I bought primers they were just under .03ea by the case
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