Good morning!!!!

[Thomas]

Wishing Randy & Ellen many many more trips around the sun.

 

[RoyJackson]

a suppressor is going to cost $800-$1200, plus the tax stamp ($200)
Wow Roy, they sure know how to charge for a short tube with holes. I would be worried all that gold would make your barrel too heavy. :laughing: . https://wildcatmoderators.co.uk/complete-moderators.html

Yeah, they're not cheap! I already own 2...both .22LR.
I like 'em because you don't really need ear protection (especially with subsonic ammo) and I don't rile the neighbors.
One gun I shoot suppressed is a Ruger SR22...a very light little pistol. My first suppressor, a Hydra-SS, went 7-8 oz. and did make the little pistol muzzle heavy. Same suppressor works great on the two Ruger Mark IV pistols and especially on a Ruger American bolt action rifle. I picked up another suppressor about a year or so back...this one, an Aklys Defense KOPIS, weighs only 2.5oz. That's a good fit on the SR22

Mark IV with Hydra-SS

SR22 with KOPIS

 

[Thomas]

mostly_gas
Thomas is the boat cleaning from last fishing trip or prep for next?
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From the last fishing trip $47 lic. sure glad wife likes to fish.

 

[ronjhall]

No coffee this morning. 61° with clear skies this morning. Heading to 93 with chance of thunderstorms late afternoon. Called my barber yesterday morning. Got me in. First time since February. Got paint mess cleaned up. Son says he will come over and finish doing the last 6 feet of barn painting. Just not when not decided. It is way to hot after he gets off work to do it now. Pond is clean. Algae is hard to keep from forming in the heat. Dr, appointment this morning. Then back home and eat and stay cool. Going to do the conserve energy day today. Took to long to do pond yesterday.
Got another good moon picture this morning. But thought yesterdays fawn picture would be a better one to post. Doe, yearling and fawn have been grazing in field everyday. Just have not been able to get all 3 in a picture yet.

RIP, Charlie Daniels.

Buckeye, I like the videos. Thanks for link.

LS, great pictures.

Mostly, I have having drain problems. Black stuff. Found that not using enough water when brushing teeth and such was allowing crud to build up. I now use more water when using all my sinks.

Eric, always willing to help with our advanced education.

Drew, sounds like you are going to have a busy day.

Don, I attribute many of the spelling/word errors to auto correct within a APP.

Everyone be healthy and safe.

Good Morning All.

 

[Thomas]

61F clear sky mid 80's for high.

Outside chores done E muffin time. :licking:
Plans for today...not sure yet but I am sure I'll find something fiddle with.

Setting on the deck last evening Peanut for the first time brought her fawn,we're calling her Butter..

Enjoy the day all.

 

[wngsprd]

71 going to 93. Storms skipped and danced around us yesterday.

LS, nice sunset pix.

BEF, is that your neighbor with the antique tractors? Nice way to display the Flag.

Eric, rules look pretty straight forward.

May get some backpack spraying done today...saw a spot I missed with the tractor sprayer...definitely see why the "big guys" use foam to mark where they've sprayed. I also found where I must have forgotten to shut off the tractor sprayer valve where I transported a short distance across a tall field, now that the July 1st spraying has turned yellow. Still poison ivy huntin' too.

 

[wngsprd]

Great deer/fawn pix. Thomas, peanut butter...next one gonna be named jelly?

 

[Thomas]

Great deer/fawn pix. Thomas, peanut butter...next one gonna be named jelly?

There another Doe with twin fawn visit least once week upper side field,might call the fawns E Muffin.

 

[riptides]

72 outside this AM, heading to 90ish. LOL. Seems to be a pattern we are in, looking out we could be heading for over 20 days of 90ish.

Storms missed us last evening.

Grass is browning out rapidly.

Ground is hard. Bees are dead, a full can of raid over an hour of back and forth seems to have gotten them. Nice welt on back of neck, perfect sport to irritate the next few days. LOL.

Seeing lots of fawns here too. Nice pics. But, we already have enough deer around here.

Hope all have a good day. Stay cool my friends. Be safe.

 

[daugen]

Ron, don't know if you drink tea or boil that much water, but I've always filled the pot up more than needed, then poured the boiling water down the drains.
Seemed to work great without resorting to chemicals. Once the hot water is done, then run tap hot water for about five minutes, try to keep the greasy stuff
moving on down the line.

Roy, are you sure you don't have a nice little assassin business going on with those suppressors? Phht Phht
today folks seem to call the police way too quickly, makes sense to keep gunfire noise down. Scares some folks too.
I learned to ignore it around here, around dinner time on weekends sounds like a war out there, and I swear I hear fully automatic
rifles going off. I try to stay indoors then and have been thankful for woods surrounding me. Always did like target shooting though.