Toyomafia - The Clubhouse. Balls and Burgers Summer 2025

Maybe a set of BD Squadrons?

 

They are already being given away next week at Summer Toyota Takeover.

 

ordered 2!

 

Shocked the hell out of me.

 

Wonder how many are left?
Cheers crew.

 

It’s only $26 a month

 

You spend more than that on beer in a week.

 

That would be like looking in the Mirror

 

Let's go halfsies on it. We'll share custody. Split 50/50

 

25 years on the job, this was a new one for me

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sFoa3u_7yE

 

He is now under 24 hour guard, like a white rhino. His name is Gus

 

You sure @RainMan_PNW didn't find his way to your neck of the woods and lose his peacockcock!!!!

 

Government spending in full glory

 

I’m really trying anything to be able to own a SBR in MA

 

The NFA stamp costs $0 now. Best time to get one.

 

It’s MA, they are banned (along with pretty much every else) regardless of stamp

 

I may be ignorant to this, but I thought in MA you just need an FID and an LTC for an SBR... in addition to the federal paperwork

 

You can get around those restrictions if you like.

I know you need to stay in MA for a while, but we'll leave the light on for you.

 

Honestly, after the new laws passed in Oct of 24, no one knows what we can own anymore.

 

Obviously, not a deep look into the issue on my part into the actual 'language', but it does appear that as long as you are granted the FID and LTC, you should be good to go...

Seems like the FID is a basic license to own/carry (not necessarily concealed weapons) probably involving a paper background, safety course, etc...
this appears to cover rifles and such but doesn't include high cap mags...

The LTC appears to be a bit more in-depth requiring the 'ranking LE officer of your jurisdiction, reference checks, and even letters of recommendation at times for approval...

Sometimes, if you're unsure about it, contacting an attorney that is familiar w/drawing FA trusts (even if you're not looking to go that route) you may find someone who is well-versed in the current laws and will help you navigate the process...

As stated earlier though, it may be worth looking into since you're not dealing w/tax stamp fees and spend the money getting competent guidance/legal advice on how to ease the difficulties you are facing...

 

So, I'm generally not a scotch drinker, but recently acquired a couple of 'mid-grade' options so I'm doing a quick comparison this morning before bed.

Chivas Regal 18 year and Macallen 12 Double Cask. Sampling is currently in the works...

Any feedback from this group??

 

I like this.....just too far for the wife.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/85-County-Road-2607-Pittsburg-TX-75686/87212690_zpid/

 

I'm not a huge scotch drinker either but my palette prefers the sherry cask finish over the dbl oaked for the Mcallan 12. Never had the chivas 18, so not much input on it. Interested to hear your take though.

When it comes to scotch I prefer highlands as they don't show as much peat, Dalmore being my favorite. If you find a Dalmore 18, I highly recommend. Their 12 is one I keep in the cabinet.

 

That's a beautiful property.