Sorry Muddy, you lost me when you said Ram 2500. Has to be a Ford!I like:
700 actions
Triggertech
Optics open to my budget limitations
Leica rangefinders
Preferred Barrel
RL2, W760, IMR4064
Federal primers
Barnes
Cutting Edge
Nosler
Hornady
Hammers
Sierra
Peterson brass
Sig Sauer brass
Lapua brass
Redding
Fruit of the Loom
Hanes
Wrangler
Levi
Irish Setter
22-250
.243
.270
30-06
300WM
Ram 2500's
Dove bars- really addicted to them
Why do personal choices require approval? Can you not live with your own decisions? Do you require endorsement of your decisions? Do you need to believe your decisions are clearly the best and no one else can have one and dumber than box of rocks if not shared by you? Why does someone have to RIDICULE the choices of someone else? Constructive suggestions are ALWAYS welcomed. I truly appreciate suggestions that might help me improve. I am never to old to learn.
Personal attacks on my comments, not so much, usually ignored. They define the character or lack of one of that person IMO.
SO, You do not have to like anything I like or what I do nor do I have to like what you like or what you do. I will try to offer constructive suggestions on whatever the subject matter may be IF the subject matter is asking for suggestions. You do not have to accept nor do you have to RIDICULE the offer.
There is a ton of knowledge on LRH that I think is not being tapped into because the potential confrontational discussion that might develop. A lot of folks just don't want to deal with BS on line. Day to day living has enough of it so why add to it. Which is a shame this knowledge is sitting out there and not being available.
Its like we need to defrag the system to be more open to more data.
I hope you will do the same. The old phrase "Live and Let Live" still applies.
Disclaimer: Beanmoor's are still open season.
Lets all take a deep breath.....
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Sorry Muddy, you lost me when you said Ram 2500. Has to be a Ford!
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It's okay if people want to buy "off brands"
SteelBanger
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Cleary this entire post is complete garbage, because, you like Ram 2500's!
Just playing of course. F250 man myself but every single one of my buddies roll in Ram's (1500's / 2500's) so I'm the oddball. Great post however! Like you, I can't wrap my head around why so many people care about what other people are doing.
And y'all keep your hands away from my Doves! Especially the Dove icecream that started it all!Cleary this entire post is complete garbage, because, you like Ram 2500's!
Just playing of course. F250 man myself but every single one of my buddies roll in Ram's (1500's / 2500's) so I'm the oddball. Great post however! Like you, I can't wrap my head around why so many people care about what other people are doing.
Creedmoor shooter
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You know a good truck when you see one! I'm in the Ram Fam as well. 2017 1500 with the hemi though. Someday I'll own a 2500 with a cummins
Muddyboots
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My 2009 Ram 2500 5.7 I bought new has 195K on it, have to add oil at about 3,500 miles. This truck still has factory lifetime drivetrain warranty that was given at time of purchase. Gotta say, only used it a couple times for front axle U joints and intake manifold gasket. Its been one heck of a truck. I pull a 6K boat/trailer a lot for salmon fishing, 21' travel trailer, had slide in camper for years so it is worked pretty hard. Its too bad that like most trucks this age, starting to get rust over rear wheel fenders. Otherwise in great shape. I have no problem taking it on long trips.
And no, Dove bars are not open for discussion nor will I share! I prefer the chocolate ones!
And no, Dove bars are not open for discussion nor will I share! I prefer the chocolate ones!
Muddyboots
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Creedmoor shooter
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That 5.7 is a good engine. I'm sad to see Mopar is doing away with all V8 engines starting the end of this year or 2023My 2009 Ram 2500 5.7 I bought new has 195K on it, have to add oil at about 3,500 miles. This truck still has factory lifetime drivetrain warranty that was given at time of purchase. Gotta say, only used it a couple times for front axle U joints and intake manifold gasket. Its been one heck of a truck. I pull a 6K boat/trailer a lot for salmon fishing, 21' travel trailer, had slide in camper for years so it is worked pretty hard. Its too bad that like most trucks this age, starting to get rust over rear wheel fenders. Otherwise in great shape. I have no problem taking it on long trips.
And no, Dove bars are not open for discussion nor will I share! I prefer the chocolate ones!
Orange Dust
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Ole buddy, I'll answer your question. Very simple. As long as folks can get us stirred up and arguing about stupid stuff like which bullets are best (BTW there is no right answer other than it depends on circumstances) WE will never band together and use our clout against those who choose to manipulate us. We don't notice:
Inflation
lack of powder
lack of primers
lack of food
Weaponization of Covid
Only target ammo available
ETC, ETC, ETC.
BTW, you are right about the Beanmores. Another case you can add to the list above. If you think about it, the list has now grown to the point those who wish to control us can no longer keep their lists or even story straight.
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That's a shame! Their high nickel engines are tough. It's the rear axle and earlier suspensions that I had issues with. My good friend is a Mopar fan. I am too but we need ammo to give each other a good ribbing lol.
Creedmoor shooter
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Mopar or no car!
Orange Dust
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I thought you talked the BOSS into letting you trade that thing last year???My 2009 Ram 2500 5.7 I bought new has 195K on it, have to add oil at about 3,500 miles. This truck still has factory lifetime drivetrain warranty that was given at time of purchase. Gotta say, only used it a couple times for front axle U joints and intake manifold gasket. Its been one heck of a truck. I pull a 6K boat/trailer a lot for salmon fishing, 21' travel trailer, had slide in camper for years so it is worked pretty hard. Its too bad that like most trucks this age, starting to get rust over rear wheel fenders. Otherwise in great shape. I have no problem taking it on long trips.
And no, Dove bars are not open for discussion nor will I share! I prefer the chocolate ones!
Hard rock
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X2 and I see some complain that should get the log out of their eye before they worry about the splinter in others
