What did you buy yourself today - PART 1

**raxar** · June 16th, 2018, 05:38 PM

Got rid of my reason for not reloading.

**Stooperzero** · June 16th, 2018, 05:52 PM

I just got #50 a few months ago .

**raxar** · June 16th, 2018, 06:57 PM

Originally Posted by Stooperzero

I just got #50 a few months ago .

They had it there, #50 was $25, #49 was $15. It has 5.7 and 30 tok listed, so it is considerably better than what I was using.

**Cville** · June 16th, 2018, 10:00 PM

M1969 Romanian training rifle. I got it this past week and cleaned it up. Just took it to the range today. I also just bought the correct sling for it this week, which arrived today. It's a really fun rifle to shoot--may have to start hoarding .22lr again

**MarkS20** · June 17th, 2018, 09:15 AM

Originally Posted by unclejumbo

Is that an assault chainsaw

?

We're going to need chainsaw free zones!

**fritz1919** · June 17th, 2018, 11:24 AM

Originally Posted by unclejumbo

The ECHO CS-2511T is the lightest gas-powered chain saw in North America. The 25.0 cc professional-grade engine delivers incredible horse power from a compact, easily maneuverable body. Other user-friendly features include a fine mesh screen to reduce debris ingestion and an adjustable oiler to match cutting conditions.

Weighs only 5.2 lbs.
12 in. bar length handles a wide variety of limbing tasks
Captive bar nut prevents loss when adjusting chain tension
3/8 in. pitch, low-profile chain with extra long cutters

UJ

I would like to request a review when you get a chance.

I have a BFT to take down in the fall. My Stihl 16" will be good for the trunk - 40"diameter at widest - and the biggest limb - 16"ish. It is an old workhorse but a bit big to be handling 20' up for the smaller limbs. 20 years ago I did things with that saw that gives me the chills today. Getting old and chain saws, definitely not for wussies.

Your 12" Echo may be the ticket for the off the ground work.

If and when you can.

fritz

**priell3** · June 17th, 2018, 11:49 AM

My son bought me this Ruger air rifle for Father's Day.

**unclejumbo** · June 17th, 2018, 11:53 AM

Originally Posted by fritz1919

UJ

I would like to request a review when you get a chance.

I have a BFT to take down in the fall. My Stihl 16" will be good for the trunk - 40"diameter at widest - and the biggest limb - 16"ish. It is an old workhorse but a bit big to be handling 20' up for the smaller limbs. 20 years ago I did things with that saw that gives me the chills today. Getting old and chain saws, definitely not for wussies.

Your 12" Echo may be the ticket for the off the ground work.

If and when you can.

fritz

Will do, in the meantime, there are some good videos on Youtube. I watched this professional bring down most of a sugar-pine with one...

**Emptymag** · June 17th, 2018, 01:35 PM

I watched that 20 minute chainsaw video rather than going out in the heat and doing my own yard work.

Now I still have to go out in the heat and do my own yard work.

**Daycrawler** · June 17th, 2018, 02:11 PM

Originally Posted by Emptymag

I watched that 20 minute chainsaw video rather than going out in the heat and doing my own yard work.

Now I still have to go out in the heat and do my own yard work.

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