Tom196

Where are you located? Son and I are both southpaws

I’m in the same situation and am getting the Glock. Was in law enforcement for 36+ and carried Glocks. Liked them and have dumped a lot if rounds down range so figured I better stick with what I know the best. If the you know what hits the fan don’t need to be thinking about the gun, go with what you know and are comfortable with

Drive by this almost everyday on the way to work. Took these today, they’ve torn down half the building. Long way to go

I’ll take the 15’s, pm sent

Me and the boy were up there earlier this week. It was funny to stop and watch wildlife and listen to some of the granola eating, bunny loving, tree huggers spout their stuff about what was going on with wildlife and the ecosystem. Just had to shake my head and walk away. At least there were sane people in Cody where we stayed for the week.

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December unit 23 coues

I'm driving a 2019 2500 Tradesman that I bought last November with the 6.4 hemi, wanted the Cummins but didn't need it for what I have to pull. Hate the gearshift knob, there is an electric cut out if you switch it instead of turning the knob next to it for the fan speed. Have done that a couple of times.....still can't get used to it. The biggest complaint I have and I suggest you research is the A/C in these trucks. Dodge/Ram have had blender door/heater core issues for years. THis is my 3rd truck from them. The A/C coming out the drivers vents on my truck are on average 6-10 degrees warmer than what is coming out of the passenger vents, used a meat thermometer in the vents to check this. I have complained about this to the dealer on both occasions when it was in for service and have been told it is within specs. It is a very common complaint on these newer trucks, take a look at the forums. One of the "hacks" that I found was to bypass the heater core hose that goes through the firewall. I tried a clamp on this hose and it made a huge difference. Ended up installing a bypass valve so I don't have hot water going to the heater core when the A/C is trying to cool the air down. Poor design, very common complaint for a lot of these trucks, other than that it suits my needs.

PM me the info too please, also looking to get this done. Also live in Gilbert

Just picked up a ‘08 Arctic Cat quad (only has 300 miles). Need a tune up, drive belt, and new tires mounted. Live Cooper/Warner, looking for input on mechanics nearby. Dusted off this old post, TNT and DTS are both close by. Input appreciated

I put a Pioneer 12,000 BTU unit on the downstairs room in my house 2 yrs ago. Hired an electrician to pull the 220 to it, did everything else myself. Very happy overall with it. This room back when the house was built had the option of being the 4th bedroom or the 3rd car garage so it is long and narrow. My only regret is the blower is at one end and I wish I would've bought the longer lines to install it in the middle of the room. The A/C for the house just wouldn't move much air down to this room so I installed this unit and shut the vent off for the room. Worked out great

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I’ll take them, live at Cooper and Warner. Will text you tomorrow

Me, fiancé, and our 13 yr old son drew 6A archery bull, it’ll be their first elk hunt. Put in for that hunt on first three choices, wanted it or the bonus point

Where you located?

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Guess I should've known better than to trust an ad from someone who just joined apparently to sell something. Never heard from him after sending a PM and the ad now shows it's sold. Glad I didn't tell the boy about the rifle.

Wow, very gracious of you Tannert. Thank you

Dibs for it if Tannert falls through. My son completed his hunter safety course field day last weekend. He's right handed but left eye dominant and found it much easier to shoot left handed. This would be a great starter rifle since all the guns we own are right handed. Scott (602)980-3483

Looked up their email address and sent my thoughts: asuapres@email.arizona.edu

Nope, just the cable, no extension cord needed. It gets power from the cable when its plugged into the receiver

This is the one I have. I don't like leaving it sitting in the woods when I'm gone from camp so I unhook it and set it inside the trailer. Screw the cable back on and when power comes back on it takes less than 10 minutes for it to find the signal and load the guide

DISH installer told me one time that I could run 200' of cable from the dish to the trailer. I've never had to run that much cable but it is something to keep in mind when setting up, I have two cables of 50' and one 100' that I keep in my trailer to set up the system. It's easy