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There have been several brought to the shotgun shoots over the years some run well some not so much. I shot a few of them and they're not my cup of tea if I want a semi-auto I'll save my money and get a Benelli

Pffff one shot one kill........ amateur

1- I can pronounce every ingredients in Scrapple. 2- I'd be willing to bet there are more ingredients in a McDonald's cheeseburger than there are scrapple 3- as someone who is a little more open-minded than most on this forum I'm disappointed that you eat with your eyes and not by taste. Wild game, organ meat and Scrapple is pretty mild compared to some of the things I've eaten. I'm actually quite fond of live termites, they taste like carrots.

I'll throw a bacon wrapped back strap in the smoker in the morning. You bring the beer. Screw fast food I'm bringing a moose heart steak and a smoked moose tongue sandwich for Zeke to try

I don't eat fast food..........do you know what they put in that crap? Lol. I already have a freezer full of venison and had some steaks for dinner on monday night and venison stir fry last night. No need to get shitty venison from a fast food joint. Next shotgun shoot I'll bring some venison jerky and moose jerky for everyone to try out.

The dog would also still be alive if the dog owner had followed New Jersey Law and kept their dog on their own property. Both the Hunter and the dog owner are at fault

Scrapple from delaware is even better.

When it's cooked wrong. I have a moose heart and tongue coming to me on its way back from Maine right now. I'll save you some.

I grew up helping my grandpa make scrapple. I thought it was normal for everyone to make and eat scrapple till I was middle school lol. I wish I was old enough to learn grandpa's recipe instead of just cranking the grinder. Scrapple is by far my favorite breakfast meat, gotta be crispy though! Porkroll and bacon are tied for second place.

Don't forget the sausage.

Griffin and Howe up in Andover it's well worth the ride. They will fit the shotgun to the shooter. They are not cheap but you definitely get more than what you pay for.

I have an inline Sawyer brand one on a camelback. Works great too.

It's 15 bucks. How many cigars have you smoked that cost more than 15 bucks? I ordered it, then got bitched at by the wife for spending 15 bucks on a children's book when money is tight. then I reminded her about her mani pedi appointment that evening.............she quietly agreed that the book is worth it

Probably but I'm not sure. I'm going on 4+ years with my fishing straw and haven't got sick yet.

I've used them a bunch of times. I always keep one in my fishing pack and just drink straight from the river. I also have one in every vehicle I own and my bug out bag. In my opinion can't beat it for the money

Sweet! I'm going to get one now for when my daughter gets older. Ill put it in the safe with her .22

Nice!

I heard the gun bag has extra padding

Do it! Then when you go to sell the complete rifle in a few months hit me up first.

Used market is your friend. My buddy got an older well used but not abused citori for 800 bucks. Check out older skb or pretty much anything elce made in Miroku Japan if your ok with fixed chokes

But if you buy your own and practice a bit you can come to the next shotgun shoot out and impress everyone Jus sayen

Also FN lengthened the forcing cones in an attempt to reduce recoil a bit.

Nothing wrong with thumpers but he is looking for a gun for his wife to use. I'm not recoil sensitive either but last winter I had a chance to shoot an older one and my FN made one side by side. My FN made one was noticeably less recoil with the same ammunition. I was surprised by how noticeable it was.

I made a fire pit out of pallets, worked great................once

I wonder if they are saying the bolts are not in stock in hopes that you will pay them to do the job. There is a reason they are referred to stealerships