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updated w/ new Tools; Milwaukee, makita, hitachi, batteries etc
andyyy replied to andyyy's topic in Classified Ads
Ttt before I put everything in attic as spares that i forget about when i actually need them. And then buy new ones. Woe is me -
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To be fair these days a brand new car or truck is a better deal than lightly used. Even old stuff, people think their gasser 2000 tundras are still worth $10k with 300k miles. Im shopping for a new work truck and difference between new and 3~5 yrs old with 100k miles is only 20~30%
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Buying yourself a low paying job for 30K+ seems odd to me as well. To each their own.
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Sold thanks all 🙏
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yep trick as old as time, rotate (somehow) and roast
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Glad 2 know it worked for you! Save that cheddar, buy more powder instead 🤘
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if you think that's expensive you should price check my lapua 300prc lmao. it works great and is as consistent as you are. there isn't much to annealing. but whatever makes you feel comfortable/confident is most important
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andyyy started following S&W MP Shield 9mm w/ holster, hi-vis sights
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M&P shield with the high-visibility fiber optic sights and a kydex holster. comes with the two mags (one a little longer and holds more rounds) I carried it for a few months and shot it maybe 20 times to check function and zero. there isn't any visible wear except on the safety lever and slide lock that I can see. The sights are adjustable. Looked for comps for price and it looks like the lowest I can find is around $488 + tax and transfer in stock. Thus I price around $400 OBO- solid 150$ discount. North PHX
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get your drill out, put on a socket holder and a socket that your brass fits loosely into. hold it near the flame and rotate low rpm, job done.
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Longo toyota in So Cal. biggest in the world.
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not sure ill send a dm though
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bed length?
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everything in pic. high density foam blocks for the seat and backrest and the fish measurer/workspace that goes over your lap. no pump. I just use a cheap little ryobi mattress inflator at the water. 20ish bucks and weighs nothing