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That’s me and the mustang man in the background
At the Fish & Game Club Picnic!

When she was still in HS, my older daughter had two guys trying to impress her by talking about hunting. So, she asked them "do you reload?"

They were totally intimidated that she knew how to reload ammo!
 
So Uncle @MustangMike, I just read that the ms360 weighs 12.5lbs and the 562xp weighs 13.5 and my beloved 262xp weighs 12.8lbs

My mind is blown that you krautsaw is the lightest, I always liked what your dr did to it, but it’s really the lightest too……

🤯🤯🤯
Although I mostly run my ported 261 and 2 ported 462s, I did break out both the 10mm 044 (modified but not ported) and the ported MS360 not long ago and both of those saws still impress me with their power to weight. If someone owned just one saw, and it was either one of them, they would not have much to complain about!

That said, when running a 28" bar in hardwood, the Doc Al ported hybrid clearly has them beat! It pulls very nicely!
 
I tease my wife that my future son in-laws are gonna owe me, girls that can hunt, fish, drive anything and are pretty. These two girls can drive anything from a boat to a ATV to a snowmobile
Can load and shoot any of my guns, absolutely love to fish…

That’s me and the mustang man in the background View attachment 1150703
We are blessed fathers are we not!!!
 
At the Fish & Game Club Picnic!

When she was still in HS, my older daughter had two guys trying to impress her by talking about hunting. So, she asked them "do you reload?"

They were totally intimidated that she knew how to reload ammo!
My Anna gave a boy from church a huge piece of humble pie shooting 22's. He chuckled when she walked up and said she wanted to shoot too. Big mistake! I won't contest with her!!
 
The Lodge 10" oven is also called a 4 quart. I can't say how it would work for bread. All I have used for "camp ovens" are my 12" and 14" ones.
I use my 4 quart every camping trip for baking biscuits (store bought kind) and cooking my evening dinner (plus leftovers). When my Brother feels like doing a deer stew (which has been awhile for lack of meat) I break out my 6 quart.
 

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