Cat45

Learn how to cook lol

Damn....what a waste.

I'm good with that! This country is too full of soft pussies to do that though. I like seeing people stand up to it though. Someone posted a vid of a thief getting the shit beat out of him with a broomstick, i love seeing that lol

Other than the seats and maybe powersteps I don't think I'd want the rest.

Yeah

Well sure in a perfect world he wouldn't be a dick trying to steal someone's stuff. Gun, knife, bat, whatever, if you try to take someone's stuff the result might be a painfull lesson

I'd get a lariat but nothing higher. Too much stuff to go wrong in the long run. I've had a few electronic issues with both trucks, don't need any extra accessories to have to fix

Imo it worked out perfect. The criminal isn't a criminal anymore and we don't have to pay for an expensive trial and jail time just to see him tossed back on the streets.

Yeah full synthetic. I'd push it farther but i have tons of idle time on each change so i stick with 10k. My last 6.7 blew up at 400k but supposedly it was from a glowplug that broke off and dropped in the cylinder. My current one is a bit over 400k and doing fine. Hoping to get 500k out of this 1. I'd like to upgrade to a 2020+ but not ready quite yet

That's what i like to see! More of this needs to start happening, maybe then society can straighten itself out

10k

No shit? Never thought about the alignment with a trailer hooked up. Kinda makes sense though. I'll check it out. To rotate often enough I'd have to do it every 2 weeks or so and it's just too time consuming. 2 week oil changes is bad enough...

F350 dually. I've been thinking about hakapalitas, but worried I'll wear them out too quick in warmer climates on dry pavement. I can go from 50deg to -20 and snow packed rds in a matter of a few days then back again so finding the right tire is tough. The duratracs seem to be a good compromise but always looking for improvement.

What do you run for a true winter tire on a truck?

I run them on the front of mine because open shoulder tires wear choppy on a dually. Otherwise they're the worst tires I've ever seen for traction

I would but isn't that smaller than an AR -15??

They're a great tire. I tow for a living and most of my work is during the winter. I've run them all through the midwest, west, and upto the yukon with no issues and never had to use chains. I got about 80k miles on my last set but that's a dually so srw probably won't last that long

The original duratracs are discontinued, they have a new druatrac rt now. Neither Tire rack or discount tire have the new ones yet. I bought mine from the local goodyear dealer.

I just put 4 of the new duratrac rt on my dually, $1400 hope the new ones work as good as the originals

Pretty much! Where i hunt now i can't see past 100yds. The A-bolt 270wsm sits on the shelf and i use a marlin 30-30. Everyone with their big bolt actions laugh but i bring home the meat regularly

Exactly, need to know the limits of the tool you're using.

Legal in wi. I've shot many with the .223 and they drop where they stand. Sure it's on the smaller end of what most think is big enough but it's just fine in the right situation

The musket was that time periods ar 15

See that's the problem, we don't enforce the laws we already have then want to make more. The only 1 this affects is the law abiding citizen. The crazies and criminals don't care about the law. It's already illegal to murder someone and that has 0 impact on these types of people

I'm ok with the cost, and agree with tge rest of your post