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I dont get it either. Gun nuts are odd people....

This is so frustrating because it's so simple. We are the only state in the whole damn country that allows this. ...

Negative. Nuts not big enough. With my rig, I start getting nervous past 25 in the summer. Once you're at >1 hour trip time to protected water, that's too much for me. Too much time for a little puffy cloud to turn into a big purple nasty a-hole between you and the Truck. ...

Double??? I'd drive pretty damned far for a limited amount of time, maybe a couple years. 2 hours each way, I could definitely tolerate. Double my current income is life trajectory changing and I'd pay a high price for that at the current stage of my life....

[quote]26 twin vee [/quote] [quote]100 miles out[/quote] Man some of yall are WILD :ahh:...

[quote]27’ Contender with twin Yamaha 150’s and an iPilot[/quote] Really high up on my perfect boat list, I think I like the 31 a hair more since I go offshore every chance I get, and I'd like enough boat to expand my chances a bit. Hard to get the stars aligned when you have a 24' bay boat. ...

[quote]The they is on "Rubble & Crew", a spin-off[/quote] Great. That's the one my boy likes the most....

The way I was taught is you put an extra 0.003" feeler plus what you want, pinch the rocker down on that and torque it down and it'll be right. ...

I kill a lot of redfish in a relatively deep V bay boat that drafts a lot. You don't need to drag mud to catch them here. It's just the cool thing to do these days. ...

Makes you feel like a real mechanic too. It's easy ...

[quote]No, the aircraft has auto-eject[/quote] I thought the B variant did have automatic ejection? Not sure where I've heard that....

That with a pair of 4 cylinder 150 yamahas and an ipilot would be spectacular. Storage is overrated. I'd rather have the floor space. I know it's more money, but I wish more boats utilized bilge storage. Shame all that has to get used up for flotation. ...

[quote]Got to drive that 10mpg 4x4 diesel [/quote] Mine gets more like 23mpg, but whatever. [quote]the OT is 100% against EVs[/quote] More like 100% against artifical market forces created by the US government blasting the money cannon at stupid shite with no real backing....

I like the look of that A LOT. Probably not very fast, probably pretty heavy, probably rides incredible, probably lasts forever. In other words, perfect general purpose louisiana boat....

Sadly that is true for a whole lot of boats out there. Demonizing wood cored construction is partly to blame, maximizing margins is the other part to blame. A properly built wood cored boat is much easier and cheaper to get right than a grid 3 piece composite boat. Unfortunately wood cored =...

Yea, that seems like a good price for that rig as much as it makes me gag to say that. Sure hope my old arse Kenner lasts the rest of my life :lol:...

[quote]willing to increase regulation on recreational anglers but don’t lift a finger on the industrial fishing[/quote] Well as a recreational angler, how many politicians have you greased today? Probably not many. You'll get shite on and you'll like it or you'll go fish somewhere else....

The wad will hit the target pretty often. The main thing with buckshot is consistency and limiting your range. Federal flite control is ultra consistent, albeit maybe a little too tight of a pattern for some people. It can get to the point that a slug would make more sense. ...

It doesn't work like normal buckshot. The wad is what makes it work and it generally patterns tighter the more open the choke is. Cylinder is usually tight and modified more open. Buy some and try it. It's amazing. It might even pattern too tight. ...

What'd that run ya? I like the look of that a whole lot....