Me too, but I wonder how much better it would be if I go free float. That Magpul Angle grip is awesome too. What little I have learned over the years...... Barrel harmonics. These good groups you have now (shoulder fired or bench vise) might get better with a full float (but I doubt it). Glass bedd...

Nice build, nice shooter, Great price! Well done.

Last time I shot groups like that, there were powder burns on the paper!

Turns out I lied. My wife just let me know we are camping that weekend. I guess I didn't listen when she told me.

I might not drive a Mazda either. 'Bout a mile from the house, I may walk!

I will be there!

Tent camping, RV, fourwheeling, low ground clearance? Guanella pass above George Town is a pretty nice area and is a fair road for mimimal ground clearance cars (grassy meadows and water for dry camping or tents). If boating or fishing, South Park has a couple spots. Horse Tooth west of Ft. Collins....

I would guess you have a boost leak over a blown turbo. A blown turbo will usually have a very difficult time making any boost. Do you hear any hissing or wooshing noises? Either that or an exhaust leak as you mentioned you hear more exhaust. A pre-turbo exhaust leak will severely effect turbo spoo...

Cental Motive Power, about 66th and Broadway.

Kind of like "old guy" or "ricer", nice to some, painful to others.

If it helps, neither of those cylinders have flammable contents. For the record that is not a picture of me.

29 Ford "A" on 32 "Duece" rails. Sevice men returning from WWII called this the Jalopy. The lighter A body on the V8 chassis.

Built and installed the crane this past weekend. Should make the engine hoist almost obsolete.

That red one is the one that is getting most of the time and money.

Notice the new crane?

Shadowden wrote:my BS is Insect Biology. MS is Entomology/Water Resources.

Some people have said something about BS when talking about me.....but I don't think it refers to my education.

Shadowden wrote: Afterward, the car was visited by an insect (for the curious type, it is in the Order: Neuroptera, Family: Chrysopidae...common name: Green Lacewing).

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