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I hate it when the cook or mates fish too.

I think I am going to go this weekend. Wanted to take my son but he doesn't have a passport. Probably drive over saturday, fish sunday and drive back.

Great fish and video. How much did it weigh?

Posted the pics elswhere and was told it was made by DWM, Deutsche Waffen Munition and it is a commercial model because it is a 30 caliber. Possibly a 1920's model. Apparently all the military ones were 9mm. Possibly manufactured before or during WW1. GESICHERT is german for SAFE. https://www.sgammo.com/catalog/pistol-ammo-sale/765-para-30-luger

Go to HD and rent a sprayer on DIY

Is the registration current and is it street legal? How many miles and how many miles on the lower end. Do you have receipts? How many miles on the clutch, throw out bearing. Can you run it through emissions and post the result?

That's a slow powder. I like RL19 or 22.

Robust hosing (sic) is new to me. Added guts for a 3rd knob adds weight as does more glass but "tracking" is inherent to scopes that don't cost big dollar$. I had a T16 in the early 90's that was about $250 and had 1/8th adjustments. It was on a 700 I used for HP Silhouette and ran the turret up and down no less than 10X's every match twice a month for two years and it never had a problem returning to zero or to track.

I have not heard of it, I see it is quite heavy. Why choose it over another March? Just asking as I may be looking to go from a HD5 3-15 to something closer to 20 or 24X but don't want to go much over 21oz even thought the HD is only about 4 years old.

Look here. https://www.facebook.com/groups/PowerstrokeAZ/?fref=nf

You won't get a Power Stroke for that money or ow mileage but I'll keep an eye out for an OBS IDI.

Cleaning out the P Traps is good advice. I have to do the one in our office sink about once every 6 months. It looks intimidating but only takes about 5 minutes. Last time I pulled out eight coffee stirrers.

They were pretty popular cars. Not much power but popular with people who wanted a car that looked sporty. The 289 only had 210 HP which was way out classed by cars like the Chevelle, GTO, 442 etc. Hi Performance parts like intake manifolds, headers cams were more expensive than ones for say small block Chevys that came from the factory with up to 165 more HP. "Back in the day" you needed to put close to $1000 into the engine alone just to match what the other manufacturers were selling off the showroom floor.

I have a bunch of pairs of Smartwool socks but they have mostly shrunk and the elastic tops get pretty tight as the day wears on so it's time to get some new ones as soon as I find them on sale that is.

Depends on the plant whether annual or biannual. No matter what the rain is a good thing. Hopefully more to come in just a couple weeks. I have not heard the term biannual are you referring to biennial?

Yes the 51 was an FN action and the 53 a model 70. http://www.hoosiergunworks.com/catalog/cross_reference.html#cross

Auto Zone will read the codes for free and give you a printout.

Just charge them and check them once a month. You can charge them the day or to before you need them. Did you get a trolling motor too?

Maybe four.

I was near Warner and McQueen and it rained for about 30 minutes starting about 9:30.

Robert Fisher

Congrats, second day is great. Tell us about the hunt when you have time.

Is there water in the oil? Maybe a sparkplug blew

I'll get a hold of you today. My problem is I don't have a place to put it, live in an apartment.

Tom, I should be able to do it on Saturday and I can come to you as I'm in Mesa. I've done a few over the years.Flat plug or round plug?