DeerSlayer

I'm in to apply as well.

Ducks I use #2 or #4 if im strictly hunting ducks. Goose you want some larger shot like BB or BBB. But I have knocked down geese before with #4 I wouldn't recommend it. It didn't die right away and I had to chase it around with the boat to finish it off. Not my idea of an ethical kill.

Rossi makes a combination .410 or .20g youth model that also comes with a .22lr single shot barrel. Break action with ejector, my nephew has one he is a small kid fit him well at 9 years old.

How long until everything in your yard has holes in it too? Hahha. I'll never forget my dad asking "Hey Moron! why would you shoot the Windows out of the garage?!?!?" My answer: "because I liked the sound the glass made when it shattered on the first one, figured I was already in trouble so I may as well break the rest." LoL... Yes you could still beat your kids back then, but he didn't, he laughed instead. I didn't get my BB gun back until I graduated college and bought my first house...

It was at my FFL in three days.

Definitely a project most should be able to do on their own, pretty simple with minimal hand tools. There are a dozen YouTube videos that illustrate the entire process.

I missed this post before I posted above...

I don't think I would build it into anything other than a .22lr, but it would make a great teaching aid to explain and show how an AR works to a new shooter. Or someone interested in doing a first build maybe.

We took this thread so far off topic, my apologies to the OP.

I used to work on a farm as well, I completely understand. I pay my guys $25 an hour and up based upon their skill level. But yeah I'm making way more than they are for sure. I still get my hands dirty as well, but I don't complain when i spend a day in the office like I did today. I guess I spent 4 years in college, 5 years as an apprentice, 4 years of apprentice school at night. To take my test and get my license. My dues have been paid. I don't feel guilty typing estimates all day on occasion.

I figured FOPA protected me, but as I read more about NY state, seems like a bad idea. Apparently the state of NY makes up its own rules when it comes to out of state transport. And they completely ignore federal law.

Eeek! I did just that when I went to Vermont last week.

I figured that, just being facetious...

I've got a Maxus in duck blind camo, I bring it to the monthly shootout also if you want to try it out. Its as light as the new A5, and extremely comfortable to shoot.

I shoot a Mathews Z7, cant go wrong with Mathews. PSE, Bowtech, Hoyt also good brands.

R134A doesn't deplete ozone. Thats why its sold to the general public.

This is true, but you think the average person uses a recovery machine? I should have said its "safer to vent" but not recommend.

I love both of my mini's! I grew up on the A-Team what can I say?

want a job?

Gotcha.

You basically saved all the installation labor, the equipment costs me about the same price. Maybe a little less.

Not bad who's your electrician, mine hits me for around $450 for the service disconnect, breaker, line and whip to the unit.

if your talking about a window unit, dehumidifier or a refrigerator thats different they are type 1 appliances and the system is hermetically sealed. Automobiles use R134A thats safe to vent into the atmosphere, its sold at every autoparts store no certification required. A split unit AC system is not hermetically sealed, it has ports that can be vented to the atmosphere. We have to actually install locking caps now at the Schrader valves. R410a isn't 100% environmentally friendly. The reason you have to pass a test and be certified to buy it. The linesets have to be connected from the condenser to the head, then nitrogen tested (I go to 300psi), next moisture must be removed via vacuum pump. Then the valves are opened on the compressor filling the liquid/ vapor lines and coil in the head. A leak would be found before the refrigerant is released by a pro during the pressure test. Joe homeowner.... well there goes the ozone layer ohh well. IMO if you're not certified and have the knowledge of what your dealing with, you shouldn't be able to buy it. There is no amendment in the bill of rights guaranteeing the right to keep and bare freeon or dangerous refrigerants. Basically the same reason you can buy aspirin at the store over the counter but not morphine, need a script for that.

Bloomberg has a ammunition store with .22lr in stock?!?!?!? Where's it at???

Thank You!