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absolutely stunning. and hey if you ever get tired of it i'd be happy to take it off your hands.

if i bite my toung any harder its going to bleed so im ignoreing the rest of this thread before i say something completely immature...and yet just as hilarious.

i loved my dads 700

well as stated above i have had no experience with ruger at all so i had no idea that the american was a "starter" level rifle. also as stated above my service manager (who has much more firearms...

ive shot my dads rem 30.06 and loved the feel of it. never held the ruger tho. step father in law has some connections to a local gun shop. think my next day off during the week (if i ever get one)...

my service manager called the rugers a "crisp" trigger

thats part of what im looking for randy

i gotta get some rounds off with em both and see how they feel

the hawkeye comes with a maple stock and i have been eyeing it as opposed to the american but i did have my heart set on the remington for nostalgia sake.

well i bet that experience had you heeted didnt it hunter?

i'm set on buying the second rifle i will have ever owned and im set on a 30.06 but im torn between the ruger american rifle or remington 700. i was all set on the remington till my service manager...

the entertainment factor on this forum alone makes it worth being a member.

is that how all those wildfires get started hunter?

yea but then theres all the stuff under the truck that doesnt do well with flames.

the whole situation could have been avoided completely with the use of the side view mirrors

we wont go there

thats the one hunter. i forgot to mention the handle is a little stiff on the release.

haven't had a chance to post for a bit but thought i would share the experience with the valentines gift my fiancee got for me. see we're not your typical sappy couple so for valentines day we...

all good ideas

thats some logic i could live with josh.

nice kit josh. i love your idea for the fishing line. i may have to try that myself. till now i've been wrapping it around a piece of cardboard with a keeper notch cut in each end.

i just meant there are much more practical ways to carry cordage. don't get me wrong, as a back up to a back up i think its a good idea. i always preach about redundancy when it comes to survival...

i do apologize if my slight sarcasm went unnoticed. my paracord belt idea was intended as a joke. if your life truely did depend on having that paracord well then you sure as hell don't have the time...

while i do agree batch (and the belt wrap is certainly a more practical idea), its just a matter of if your life depends on it and its there you dont have to worry about it.

or you could make a paracord belt. even incorporate a kit or something else into it like they do with the bracelets. ive been giving that some heavy thought myself.