Best Emergency Shovel
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Got a 30 and 50 round for the SKS. It's good fun and a hell of a lot cheaper than an AK. And for the close range bang I keep a 30rd in my TEC-9 just incase someone ever forgets which house they live in. Damn, I just figured out why I'm always broke! Still haven't figured out why every thread I touch completely falls off topic.
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Oh, just wondering . . . I had looked into an MP5 but WA are commies and won't let me have one. Could be worse though, could be living in CA. My SKS doesn't seem to be up to specs either but it came that way, honest.
Btw, you can use the tip of your bayo or tip of a 7.62 to insert into your valve stem for fast airdown in case you don't have keys or a screwdriver with you but happen to have an SKS and need good traction in mud.
Btw, you can use the tip of your bayo or tip of a 7.62 to insert into your valve stem for fast airdown in case you don't have keys or a screwdriver with you but happen to have an SKS and need good traction in mud.
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We must be Class 3 then because I can legally buy an MP5 after paying for the appropriate license, I looked into it. No big deal other than coming up with the coin. Well, that and convincing the wife I need more guns. I always pack when I wheel. Never know what kook you'll run into up in the mountains.
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Originally Posted by proeliator
I always pack when I wheel. Never know what kook you'll run into up in the mountains.
Class 3 states allow you to own full auto, 3 round burst, 'noise suppresors', etc as long as you pay the $200 tax stamp. WA sucks. I need to move.
Kevin, when you're done there you can come bleed my brakes. I don't know what happened but I got mush pedal after last weekend. Going to have to add that to my "to do" list for tomorrow.
(ENTER OFFROAD TECH INFO SOMEWHAT RELATIVE TO THE THREAD SUBJECT)And of course, in the event your safety is threatened in the woods when you're wheeling you can use a shovel to defend yourself.
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Originally Posted by ivanribic
Only when you wheel? Damn, we've got work to do.
Were we talking about emergency shovels for wheeling or burying bodies? Or burying bodies while we're wheeling?
~smacks head against keyboard~
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No, I was just thinking that in the event that you got stuck and forgot to bring a board to shove under your tire a body might suffice.
Bare hands . . . if only I had taken the time to learn some useful self defense . . . one of these days but until then . . .
Btw, don't ever use your bare hands, forensics is a PITA. Be sure to wear gloves which brings me back to wheeling, if you have a wooden handled shovel you should always wear gloves to prevent blisters and splinters.
Bare hands . . . if only I had taken the time to learn some useful self defense . . . one of these days but until then . . .
Btw, don't ever use your bare hands, forensics is a PITA. Be sure to wear gloves which brings me back to wheeling, if you have a wooden handled shovel you should always wear gloves to prevent blisters and splinters.
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