BigWhiskeyRiffer

I just bought a new 30-06 Ruger American rifle and when trying to chamber shells, it jams on the third and fourth shell damn near every time due to the piss poor magazine. Apparently this is a common occurrence that Ruger knows about and has done little to resolve. Has anyone else had this issue? Is there a fix? It really is a shame because the gun itself is great, just a POS design for a magazine. I can't find any other manufacturers who make magazines for it either.

I've had the base model Pixelbook Go for about a month now and it's been great so far.

I loved BNW and and plan to read We soon. I need to finish the Dark Tower series first. The DT series kind of fits what you want as well, but it's not totally centered around a dystopian future.

The Paperwhite is the way to go. I had the previous generation, but my wife took it over, so I got the newest one since it is now waterproof and capable of playing audiobooks through bluetooth. Looks good indoors and outside. If it gets smudges or dirty I just rinse it under the faucet. Pretty sweet.

I honestly wouldn't recommend ordering a Gibson online. I've owned several Gibsons over the years, two Les Paul's and an SG. While Gibson CAN make great guitars, you really need to play them in person because Gibson's QC is lacking big time. I haven't purchased from Gibson in a few years, so I can't really say how their QC is now, but it was pretty bad when I was last shopping. It didn't really matter whether it was a top line model or a budget model, they all suffered the same inconsistency in build quality (sharp fret edges, nut slots that weren't cut properly, messed up binding, misaligned bridges, faulty finishes, etc.) You will need to play the guitar to make sure all of these things are good. If you are going to drop big $$$$ on a Gibson, better check it out first or you will likely be dealing with Gibson's less than stellar customer service who will probably do whatever they can to avoid fixing it (I have experience with this first hand). I CAN say that I have never had a QC issue with Fender. I've ordered many Fender instruments online and they have all been excellent. I love both companies, but Fender has way better QC.

So brave.

Both bands are great, but AIC is slightly better imo due to the incredible vocal harmonies of Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell. Jerry Cantrell was also a better guitarist imo. I don't think Kim Thayil is a bad guitarist, he's pretty underrated considering he had some very catchy riffs and many of Soundgarden's songs were in odd time signatures. The thing is, Jerry Cantrell not only played great memorable and technical guitar parts, he sang while playing them. AIC has been able to move on without Lane Staley since they also had a great and similar sounding singer in Jerry Cantrell. Without Chris Cornell, SG would not work.

My wife bought me this record on vinyl for my birthday. It's one of the best live acoustic performances of all time in my opinion, both for the quality of the recording and for their performance.

My wife and I began collecting vinyls about 3-4 years ago. I'm not sure if my wife bought the album on a whim or maybe the cover art, but that was my first introduction to Neutral Milk Hotel, and I've loved that album ever since.

I had a subscription for about a year or so. I'd say if you want to expand your musical taste or maybe just pick up some really cool looking and sounding vinyls, it might be worth it. For the most part, the monthly record was usually really good. There were only a few records that I wasn't really into. I ended up cancelling my subscription because I had other more important financial obligations at the time.