sandhiller

Not judging or comparing your family at all so please don't take this wrong. Just an observation from my experience. I have seen many ranches lost because the third generation did not know the amount of sweat equity their parents and grandparents put into building the ranch. They just knew they all this income generating property dropped in their laps and they didn't know how to keep it. It is great you are thinking about your children but don't forget to reward your wife and yourself for all the years of hard work and sacrifice to get where you are today. Make time to enjoy it, li

Sounds like a 7.3 I had. Cavitation erosion pinhole in a cylinder wall. Big ol puff of white smoke when she went through. It would hydrolock sometimes and I would have to take a glowplug out to get it to turn over. (I didn't run it long like this, just enough to get a reman in it) HOpe that is not the case with yours vt.

Think my wife has bases pretty well covered except for the guy that helps around the house. 😪🙄😉😇😁

Try to drive around the bigger "pot holes" though😆

That is a very nice tradition Always meaningful when you can tie in back to past generations. Take the time to pause and remember them.

I am far from perfect myself but I try to do right. I stand by my original post. You done the right thing in seeking her out and remedying the situation. and that type of action is in short supply these days.

How does she feel? Showing any symptoms? Hopefully if truly positive, her body handles it well and recovers quickly. Prayers for a mild case.

Let me see if I got this straight You didn't have any "help" from the media, politicians, activists, social media, neighbor w/o a job but has an ax to grind (sure I'm missing some)??? Just two people talking face to face, leaving their attitude at the door and showing each other respect. You made the first move with good intentions and understanding as your goal. The journey of mending fences in this county will happen this way. Person to person. Good job dad, you set a fine example for your son as he learns and matures into a young adult.

I have a few Savage rifles including some 110's. I have sold quite a few also Neither I or any of my customers (that I know of) have had this problem with any of our rifles. Although not in a dangerous game situation, I have no trust issues with the 110. Talking about a pickup or pack gun. I have a 110 rebarreled in .308 with an 18" heavy bbl and folding stock that sits beside me on my pickup seat perfectly. It would also pack well. And as Runner says, nothing is 100%.

Got a customer that really likes his Henry's. Think I've gotten him a .357 mag, .44 mag and 45 long colt. They are all sweet shootin and accurate to 200 yds.

Thank you. Nikko Golden Eagle, got it from my dad. He picked it up a bunch of years ago somewhere. Topped off with a Weaver V-9 of the same vintage. Thought about a reglass but the old combination just keeps putting boolits where I am looking😃

This has probably killed more deer for me than anything else I have Did a string of 7 years, 7 shots, 7 bucks. The 7mm Remmy mag just pins them to the ground

I admire your restraint. I thank the good Lord for parking my sorry butt out here in solitude so I don't have to deal with these situations. I would not be very good at it. Those of you that are, are definitely the better people for it. Hang in there and pray that someday everyone will see the light and start getting along again. Just my ignorant wishful thinking.

Hope every one of my friends on the forum enjoys a Happy Thanksgiving with family. Drive safe! And please take time to remember in your prayers those who can't be with their families, sacrificing to keep us safe so we may enjoy the many blessings that comfort us daily.