Tundras live: Dumb Dad Jokes, Incorrect Opinions, and Relationship Advice.

On a serious note, I haven't shot anything I own in the last 5 plus years. I've lived with the excuse that my shotgun is my home protection weapon so my pistol has just been sitting in a case. The list you gave a few weeks ago about holstering and models of how to practice the unholstering made me think I need to get out to the range more often and practice my form from standing to aiming more often. You kinda lit a fire in me again so I wanted to throw a thanks back at ya and say a range/ shooting meetup would be a really fun reason to get together for a lot of us. As much sarcasm as I do throw your way, I also really appreaciate all of the knowledge you do bring here.

 

https://waysource.com/products/milw...6_FSYlNJh5UbOO9_MOJK-NlsOIzpanAwaAqWMEALw_wcB $139
and Home Depot is $179

 

We had just over 6" as well.

 

I saw that as well. The one from red tool comes with 2 batteries and a charger though. And since this would be my first ever Milwaukee tool I need those.

Sacrilege, I know. @T-Rex266

 

Yep, just washed the Corolla and Silverado in the rain. Adapt and overcome.

 

Well you are in for a big treat - and next thing you know the entire garage will be overflowing with the red!

 

Great deal!!

 

And it needs this set as a companion - just reduced $30
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwauk..._-323973626-_-0-_-n/a-_-n/a-_-n/a-_-n/a-_-n/a

 

This is the part that gives me concern...after watching endless vids and info searches, and finding the 3 basic boxes on sale, I am most likely acquiring the Pack Out to straighten and organize my cordless tools since the Milwaukee ecosystem is vastly superior to the rest I've looked at. My concern is the strong possibilty of Red Flu that may descend upon me.

 

And thanks for posting THAT link...

 

I’ve been biting my tongue, but damn you red army! It’s like being vegan, y’all have to tell everyone about it

I kid I kid. Once upon a time I rocked red.

I used to build decks and later did demo and remodel work. Used them all, Makita, Bosch, and Milwaukee. The only thing that held up was DeWalt. My buddy, who was a GM for an electrical supply company, got me on them. He said of all the brands he sold, Milwonkee was warrantied out the most, and the DuhWilt, the least. I’ve honestly had no problem with them.

But I will pit my Hammer of Thor against any Milwacky impact. The one on the right (DCF961B) is scary powerful. There are a few vids out there on it. I have a pretty strong grip, but when that thing ramps up after about 5 seconds of full beans, it will rattle my teeth out if it doesn’t work its way out of my hands first.

 

Home depot might be more convenient...

 

Did some wheeling today! Even got to use my winch.

Ended up having to call it early, though. I was in front, clearing a path up a hill, with my buddy in his F-1fiddy behind me. Unfortunately he grenaded a CV. Oops.

All in all, still a great time!

 

Damn. That looks really good.

 

As some of you may remember, the new trailer I bought in 2023 is what caused the new truck in 2024. Whelp, on the RV forum I visit once-a-month, there's a dude with a Tundra asking about the pin weight of the trailer he's looking to buy...same as I bought.

So yeah, I put my phone down...logged in on my laptop and went keyboard ninja.

 

Maybe link the convo?

I run an RV with borderline overweight pin numbers, too.

I'm not, too up to date on 3g trucks, but am familiar with the ration of shit I get for not buying a 3/4 ton truck.

 

The OP hasn't responded to my post, so not even sure if he's monitoring. Also not sure what truck he's running...cuz, who needs those facts. All he said was "I want this trailer and have 1,000lbs capacity". Didn't say if that's from the manual or measured on a scale...My OCD was all...