Recent content by Jeepnik

Getting to be that in some neighborhoods around here you have a better chance of encountering a bear than in the wild lands.

Now repeat after me. Read and memorize, read and memorize, read and memorize. WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RED AND BLUE LOCTITE THREADLOCKER? Loctite threadlockers are primarily designed to prevent fasteners from leaking or loosening from vibration. The difference between red and blue...

Well, folks will buy/build an aftermarket frame, running gear, suspension and just about every other part and call a vehicle a Jeep.

I wonder what folks did before loctite? Perhaps they spent a little time cleaning mating surfaces and properly, read evenly, tighten fasteners. Nah, just because that worked for a century or so doesn’t mean it would work today.

Darn, that didn't last long. Why am I never on when stuff like this pops.

Hey, why don't we have a fishing forum? Seems lots of us fish.

Finger nail clippers! Toe nail clippers for larger diameter. Don't use on wire leaders, that's what the needle nose are for.

Because way too many idiots either don't know the difference between the red and blue, or are color blind. When I mounted my rail on my GS, it came with a tiny tube of red loctite. Needless to say I sure as heck didn't use that.

I know somewhere, sometime someone has killed a great cave bear with a pointy stick. That doesn’t make it a good idea. I too have killed a bear. A respectable black bear. It only took one shot from a Remington 700 in 30-06. Bear simply sat down and the fell over. So based on personal...

Not near as fancy, but this is my favorite bunny buster. Works on coyotes as well.

Like anything made by man some examples are faulty. But others function perfectly. The problem with the internet is that you only hear the squeaky wheel. Many folks, myself included have multiple Charter Arms firearms that fall into the perfect category. We don’t say much because, well...

I put ORH, One Ragged Hole, rear sights on several handguns. You won't get the same level of precision as with some other types or rear sights. But they help my aging eyes.

While really a bit larger than what I'd consider a "kit gun". This one is often found in a backpack even when other handguns are carried.

Too true. But sometimes folks do have a knife that is just for show. I have one a Randall Vietnam era style survival knife. I wanted one when I went overseas but they just weren’t obtainable. I made due with an issue knife. But many years later I found an unused one. So I bought knowing full...

Consider something other than belt level carry.