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(908) 824-7748 [email protected] Brian Romer is one of the best in PDR looks like hes out of flemington now.

Kinda like when you answer a question with another question and when asked again you just ignore.

Cylinder, skeet or imp cyl. Cover is heavy and the birds hold tight and I hunt with pointing dogs so the shots are all close

It's a poachers dream gun. In several states its illegal to have a long gun loaded in a motor vehicle but pistols are legal.

It's crazy how thick the cover can be up here. I cut down a few alders when I shot this snow shoe hare last year. I was surprised that any pellets made it to the hare. A 4" shorter barrel would definitely be an advantage.

I want one for grouse hunting, they I've in super heavy cover and my 28" can be difficult to swing a times

@Maksim should get one and bring it to a shotgun shoot and find out if they are going to make a 24" barrel version

Good price point and less matinance than a gas gun, I'm interested.

Soon you might be able to hit a flying one

Portland, it's like Austin is to texas. A safe space for liberals..... only nice thing I've found about portland is pretty good food/restaurants. Its a little less than 2 hours away from my house

It might be good but it would be better with beans.........and over rice..........yes I have strange eating habits. But for fcuk sake shoot your crockpot, it's big enough that you might be able to hit it

And I put beans in my chili.........

Cornbread sucks Jus sayen

Lol, I'm not using one till I am forced to physically.

#metoo

Thanks, there is a distributer not far from me I'm going to stop over and take a look.

My stove takes 18" but I feed it with 16" also because it's just easier

But to easy to clean up. A box of nails or screws is the gift that keeps on giving especially if the driveway is gravel

It will be green and frozen and everything is about 24" or less so it should split easy. This will be seasoned till next year. This is going to be cut and split in the woods and then hauled out in a sled. It would be very difficult to get a splitting machine to where I'll be cutting So your saying I should just use tannerite?

it would be a shame if a box of nails fell into his driveway..........

Been looking at that one, lifetime warranty is nice too. Thanks I'll probably pick one up at the hardware store today

Gotta get your self a good supply of birch bark. One piece is all I need to start a fire in my wood stove Funny I think @Ray Ray says the same thing

Does it glow in the dark?

By then whoever my daughter is dating can do it for me or she cant date him. No sorry to get your hopes up. I know your a big fan of being in tight quarters with lots of seamen

Hydraulic splitters are to slow and cost allot more and require allot more maintenance than a maul. I'm not afraid of a little hard work. I've always used a maul but recently I was talking with someone who recommended a splitting axe instead because they are a bit lighter but still get the job done Hence the cat