Ahh the good old days.I have all the firearms My family AND I could possibly use.
Good thing I got my hoard before I acquired CAD eh?
Yes Sir, I remember buying 5.45, 7.62 for $70 bucks a thousand,,,,,,,,,,,,DELIVERED!
Ahh the good old days.I have all the firearms My family AND I could possibly use.
Good thing I got my hoard before I acquired CAD eh?
Yes Sir, I remember buying 5.45, 7.62 for $70 bucks a thousand,,,,,,,,,,,,DELIVERED!
That's not me; just a random pic I found that made me laugh.Mike for Maine, seriously, magic cards with a hand gun in a Christmas photo? That scares me! Tell me you don't wear a trench coat to?
I made the mistake of purchasing a glock 17c cause it was the new wizzbang pistol at the time. The componsator made you death all the time, blind in low light, and unsure just how many times it would stove pipe, so keep drinking the cool aid but glock make junk to, much rather have a baby desert eagle sig or sf xp if I wasn't into nice wheel guns, only bottom feeder I have now is a ruger LCP for summer carry and a 22/45 because you can't reload 22 so who cares.
As for the 290, hade an old homelite 450 that cut like a gang raped ape but had a small failure with a tree down where it didn't belong. Wanted a 361 but the dealer didn't have one in stock and convinced me that a 290 would be fine. And he was right. It cut up 4 30" diameter hedge trees(never seen any that big before or since). And maybe 4 cords a year since pulling a 20" bar with rsc chisel. Even though the 450 had more power the stihl didn't cause my hands to fall asleep after a tank or two. 450 was never used again.
That being said I did recently purchase a 362 and a 660. Latter to do milling but for just a hundred more that what I sold my 290 for I got the 362. Hopefully it won't disappoint.
Mike for Maine, seriously, magic cards with a hand gun in a Christmas photo? That scares me! Tell me you don't wear a trench coat to?
Why don't we just make a new oil thread while we're at it?
Man, that makes more sense than anything I could come up with!If it were a $200 range saw like it should be and not a $400 range saw like it is sold at. I would look at it totally different. JMO
It has been superseded by the much better 291. I could go on, but you get the point.
Sounds like they've just about caught up to the Poulan Pro 5020 then.Whoever asked about the 291, yes it uses much more modern technology. The engine is stratified scavenging, and very efficient. The carb has a main bypass circuit, which makes it almost impossible to lean seize with the adjustment screws. The A/V is spring and the air filter is vastly improved. The ignition has an advance/retard circuit for easier starting and more performance. I could go on, but you get the point.
Oh yeah, got 4 kids AND a wife... Just thought I better get my own gun and join the NRA and get my concealed carry permit before it becomes more difficult. New target range opened up around the corner so makes it real easy to do.
Chose the glock because seems a lot of police use them, I have shot all kinds of guns, wanted dependability more than anything.
By the way, I had an ms 290 and cut a lot of wood with it before I tried other saws, it worked fine and was very dependable. Heavy and a little short on power, but smooth and reliable.
Now the ported 346xp and 390xp have replaced it. Sharp chain still trumps all !!!!
I would suggest the SAF over NRA if you're only going to join one. SAF has actually been taking the fight to the courtrooms and winning very frequently. Most of the recent landmark cases were brought and won by SAF while the NRA sat on it's hands or tried to kill the case. www.saf.org You might also want to take a look at this....multitime NRA board member.
Same here...and I don't want my name on that list...BIG REASON I've never gotten a carry permit is because I would be admitting that I need one or special permission when the second amendment clearly states that my (God given) rights to own and bear (carry) arms SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED!
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