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@jmck2009 I find it amusing how you use the word "Yank" in a derogatory manner. I also find it amusing that the imaginary line between Canada and the U.S. means something to you. I can assure you, even though you may not think kindly of the folks south of the Canadian border, we'd be there for ...

@cmwhorticulture Thank you for the video and info

New spin on an old concept.. 40 years ago, I saw my grandfather use something like that he made from a wheel without the tire (or tyre).

So what you're saying is that the "for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction" doesn't apply here? Granted it moved, but it appeared to only move a few inches which is the slack coming out and the stretching of the wire rope. Physics 101 would lead me to believe if you're pulling ...

That'd be a WARN winch, not warren. Did some damage huh?

Hvordan er det forankret. Jeg ser det fastgjort til toppen, men jeg forstår ikke, hvordan det ville være stærk.

I love the diesel. I have thought about converting my petrol but it is cost prohibitive.

If you don't mind a suggestion. Let the winch do the work instead of the drivetrain. You're setting yourself up for breakage if you hit something solid and you could run over your winch line. The XD9000i is plenty strong to pull you out. It just takes a little while.

Sorry, but didn't you spread some of that "attractant" on the log as well? They're sniffing around in the sand right where the corn was. Rooting through the sand where corn is spread daily is a normal function for hogs. I would think they would be checking the log out as well. Not sold, but ...

@TriggerCFR

I gotcha. I have a fair understanding of suppressors but I wouldn't think it would redirect the gases back through the barrel. I watched again and it just looks to me like after you attach the suppressor, there is more gas coming out at the ejection port. It seems like there shoul...

@MrLongbranch303

162 Grain Sierra Match King, that explains it. I'll have to look for some of those.

@shotgunn9

Here is the thing, I like what you're doing in your videos and it looks like great fun but I have to say that you have flawed logic if you think there is a relationship between "guns kill people" and the inherent lack of accuracy in MOST AK-47 type rifles. They were only designed to ...

@kommando2008

Lee reloading is the most economical way to go. Get a single stage press to start with to learn the basics. If anyone tells you Lee is as good as some other brand out there on single stage presses, they're full of it.

@alderaforall

Instead of using bolts, I used wood deck screws. As long as it is secure, and mine is, I don't know that bolt size matters.

I have to disagree on the Brasso. It can make your brass brittle. One should also be careful when cleaning your guns to remove any copper/lead cleaners since that can damage brass too.

Good group for 300 meters AND rapid follow-up...nice.

@happy543210 I'm not sure it is going to have more spin because the barrel is longer, all things considered, if it is 1:12 then it is 1:12. A longer barrel is going to allow more time for the pressure to increase thus creating more bullet speed thus increasing the range. Some schools of thought...

Reload. I'm shooting XCR compact tactical and with less than a 100 rounds through it you can cover a four shot group with a nickel @100 yards. The scope I'm using only goes up to 9 power and has a thick reticle. A better scope and I might be able to bring it in a little tighter. I'm getting 1/...

I appreciate your posting the video. There are some apps that can gather baro and wind speed for you from the local weather station. I can't help but wonder where in the Florida Panhandle this is shot. Anywhere near Eglin?