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I totaled the only new vehicle of my life; a 2020. I replaced it with something 15 years older. I don't want a truck that listens to everything I say and argues with me or allows google to admonish me for my language.

Onyx showed a woman in Reno owned half a million acres of central Nevada at one time. The hunters were so, so confused.

You might recognize some place names in this list: https://www.projectilepoints.net/Search/National_Corner.html https://www.projectilepoints.net/Points/Manker.html https://www.projectilepoints.net/Points/Kirk_Corner.html https://www.projectilepoints.net/Points/Neuberger.html...

I am guessing you are in the Northern Plains? This is the closest one I could find. https://typology.arrowheads.com/details.php?time=7&&region=NP&&shape=5&&arrowhead_id=837

Recreational values in my area far exceed ag. I could expect to get $2k-3K an acre sold as ag, Sold as recreation I would be looking at $8k+/acre. The world has gone stupid.

Here's an unexpected one. I bought two of these a couple years ago for my greenhouse to control irrigation. Believe it or not, after two years of being exposed spray, freezes, 100+ degrees, and direct sun they are still working flawless, the battery is still good, and the time has not drifted...

I learned from the Mexicans in Baja that potatoes are the poor man's rain-x. Cut a potato and rub it on the window. It works.

I have this one on my list also. It's good to see someone else be a beta tester. I have had fairly good luck with my Stealthcams, but certainly more issues with them than my Cuddebacks. The price is right. What I really like about this is it is much less likely to have someone sneak up...

I bought a 1994 Bridgeport Series 1 for $1,000. Stripped the cnc gear, added a vfd and dro. I am not disappointed at all. I bought a bit of used USA made machining stuff, not disappointed with that either.

On >5,000 year time scales, orbital and solar variability are the dominant control over climate. We are nearing the end of a 22,500 year wobble in earths rotation and peak insolation of northern latitudes; warming. This is what controls glacial periods @ 55,000 year intervals. On <5,000...

Buy a bore scope and go insane finding out how many solvents don't solve anything. I like the foaming bore cleaners and the wipeout pre-treatment stuff, and to keep the bore scope put away unless a barrel is brand new or not shooting well anymore.

I had a press setup, clear bottle full of powder, in a window, non-climate controlled garage for about 12 years unused. When it came time to move it, I loaded that old sun baked powder into trap loads and they shot just fine. If they are old remington rifle rounds, made in Lonoke, green and...

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It's still on the work bench. Headspace checks out, no change. I will be doing a complete tear down anyhow, i need to reclock the barrel since I got it upside-down the first time, and I think I will give it a little more freebore. I wished I would have had the chrono setup, that may have...

That sounds like the rifle I have been dreaming of for years and could never afford/justify. I like the accuracy and precision game, but I am not in to competition. I tried it and did well, but personality conflicts with big egos proved to be something I rather avoid. I enjoy shooting the...

I have been torn between the 6br and ppc, but will be going ppc simply because of reamer availability and modifying a bolt isn't a big deal. I really should have gone that route with my first barrel job, but stuck to what I know; .243w. My first barrel I did from a straight blank, just for...

Same here for rifle caliber choices. I have tried to limit myself to 6mm and .308, with .22 being a given, but I broke down and bought a 6.5 prc a year ago, which I just cannot get excited about. But why do people hate on other cartridges? Well, it goes like this. I ordered a Bergara B-14 in...