towgunner18

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What activities do you want to bring the ice chest along for?

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Tailgating and camping mostly. I do have one of the cubes and its ok, pretty bulky and the lid never stays on. I dont need a Yeti but would like that type of cooler.

Mainly just curious where the best deals can be had. If the answer is Ozark from Walmart Im good with that.

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I quit dealing with ice and stepped up to a 12v fridge for camping. I've got a 75qt dual zone dometic and can get 5 days worth of perishables for a family of four in it.

I'm a big fan of the longleaf vista road to backbone trail loop in kisatchie.

Hop on all trails and search for it. There are a couple of other trails in that area worth checking out as well that you can locate using all trails.

Some of my local northshore trips:
- Cane Bayou

- Bogue Falaya
-Put in at the park in downtown covington, travel up river as far as you want and turn around and come back down. There are a ton of places to stop and get out to play/rest. There are spots with rope swings up river

-Put in at St Joseph's Abby and travel down river to the park in downtown covington to take out

- Tangipahoa River- Couple of ways you can do this to aviod a lot of boat traffic
-Put in where the river intersects Hwy 22 and paddle down to Lees Landing.
-Put in at Lees and travel up stream then back down.
-I'd like to come up with a float plan to put in above hidden oaks family camp ground, paddle down to the camp ground to stay a night and take out the next day at the Hwy 22 intersection or Lees landing.

- Bogue Chitto
- I'd like to come up with a float plan that would put in north of Bogue Chitto State Park, camp at the park a night, and take in some where down river. Maybe one of the tubing places?

Solo stove. I’ve had one since they did their OG kickstarter sale and it’s been worth every penny.

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What’s the process

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Hop on silencer shops web site and find a dealer near you with a sid kiosk.

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have a Colt M4 (5.56mm) and want a pretty nice suppressor.

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If you just want a dedicated 556 can, I’ve been really happy with my griffin armament m4sdk. I own an surefire socom and have shot most of the 556 cans on the market. I’d invest in the griffin again in a heartbeat. Fits over pretty much any muzzle devise based off an a2 birdcage so no proprietary muzzle devises to buy, good suppression, blow back isn’t horrible, not too expensive.

If you’re looking for a 30 cal option they do the 30sd.

If you don’t want to be limited to ARs I’d look into other options but those are so numerous it’s a waste of time to make suggestions not knowing more about your list of requirements. Lots of guys out there making good stuff and it’s hard to go wrong picking a can these days.

It’s more about finding the right one that meets your end use. If I were you I would make a list of attributes and then rank them and let that be your guide to a can.

Those attributes may include: weight, pos/poi shift, modularity, blowback, etc.

Rank them and find a can that fits that guide.

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From my research, 5.56 isnt a good round for suppressors.

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Is it as good as 300blk subs? No. Is it movie quiet. Again no. But it’s hearing safe. 556 suppresses fine.

If you’re looking for an inexpensive 556 pistol look locally for a Sig tread. Great value for the $$.

Not “flush” mounted but I wanted to be able for my cover to hold a load so I went with the diamondback.

No regrets.

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JM Modern in Baton Rouge.

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Second this.

They’re a checkmat affiliate so we have their professors come out to our gym (Vida jiu jitsu) and teach once a week or so.

I’ve also trained a couple times in BR with them and it’s a great group of guys.

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When you add someone onto the single shot trust, how quickly are they added once finger prints and pics are taken.

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Single shot trust

They’re added once you add them. No prints. No nothing.

41f or the “new rules” breakdown LINK

Find a shop around you that has a SilencerShop SID kiosk is my recommendation. Makes the process painless.

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Whenever I purchased a gun after my first address change I just showed the retailer my confirmation email from LSP showing the change. I never had anyone need to call to confirm.

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Fun fact.... dealers are supposed to validate your chp through LSP. I’d be curious if anyone actually does.

LINK