If You Didn't Do Anything RC Related, What Did You Do, Today?

[Mike4xdriver]

Plenty of tread left on those, you could have filled those cracks with shoe goo.

They had plenty of stop leak in them to last a while longer

 

[Lostinthewoods86]

We took our boat today

 

[Xraycer]

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We took our boat today

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Dang, that water is murky. What did the Boy use to hook up on that hawg?

 

[Xraycer]

Did another round of snow cleaning to thoroughly finish up. Gotta make sure I do a thorough job because its forecasted to snow again in 2 days from now.

Going to go around the corner, at 5pm, for a small Super Bowl get-together.

 

[Chubaka]

They had plenty of stop leak in them to last a while longer

Perfect recipe for some donuts.

 

[Lostinthewoods86]

Dang, that water is murky. What did the Boy use to hook up on that hawg?

Welcome to the swamp

Caught on a plastic worm

 

[desmobob]

Dang... that water looks WET. It's -14˚ here this morning and hard to find any water in liquid form!

 

[Tunedfrog]

I've come up with a more logical way of hauling my kayak instead of cutting up my kayak rack.
My kayak is 10'-6" and from the corner bottom on one side to the top corner on the opposite side of the camper, it is 10' - 8".
I bought a little rack that I mounted on the back of the camper I'll use to set the kayak in and the strap it to the opposite side of the camper on top. Should work perfectly and I can pull it up with a rope through the eyelet I already installed. The taillights will be clear so it will be perfectly legal.
Then I can winch the little ATV trailer I built up on my ATV and strap it down for hauling.

 

[desmobob]

I took advantage of the first warm day in a while and tested the warranty replacement Henry pump-action .22 rifle I got back a couple of weeks ago. We had about three inches of new wet snow last night so I did some shoveling at my club's range before shooting.

The rifle did well and I was pleased. My 65-year-old eyes don't do all that well with iron sights but I managed a couple of decent 25-yard 10-shot groups. The flyers are my fault; not the rifle or ammo.

Federal HV Match and CCI MiniMag 40gr. round nose...

 

[RippingLegos]

 

[Xraycer]

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What am I looking at?

 

[Xraycer]

I took advantage of the first warm day in a while and tested the warranty replacement Henry pump-action .22 rifle I got back a couple of weeks ago. We had about three inches of new wet snow last night so I did some shoveling at my club's range before shooting.

The rifle did well and I was pleased. My 65-year-old eyes don't do all that well with iron sights but I managed a couple of decent 25-yard 10-shot groups. The flyers are my fault; not the rifle or ammo.

Federal HV Match and CCI MiniMag 40gr. round nose...

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That's some really good shooting, with iron sights, at that distance, Bob!

 

[desmobob]

That's some really good shooting, with iron sights, at that distance, Bob!

Thanks. It turned out to be an accurate little rifle in the end. When I decided to purchase the rifle, I couldn't find one anywhere in my area so I ordered it from a large Internet gun shop. The rifle I received was very inaccurate. Close examination showed the muzzle had been counterbored at the factory for some reason and the crown was a mess. Henry is known for their excellent customer service, so I sent it to them.

Other than an acknowledgement of receipt, I didn't hear from them for over two months. When it finally got it back, it was a new barreled action with my original, ugly buttstock on it (the buttstock had a distinctive, thin, ugly knot running through the wrist on one side). The replacement barrel lacked the gold fill in the lettering that is a "feature" of Henry arms. But it shoots well...

Overall, I'm not all that happy with it. It turns out that their expensive little pump rifle has more or less the same internals (including plastic) as their famous lever guns instead of being designed as a pump from the start. Long story short, the pumping action is somewhat difficult.

Normally, I'd mount a scope to sight in and test a new rifle. The Henry has a built-in 3/8' dovetail for mounting a rimfire scope on the "receiver," which has a painted Zamak 5 (zinc alloy), not blued steel, cover. I didn't want to risk damaging the painted finish by mounting a scope I'd later remove.

There are only a couple of choices for a new .22 pump rifle and the Henry seemed like the best choice. It looks nice and it is a shooter, so I guess I can live with it.

 

[RippingLegos]

What am I looking at?

Flash w chart from Oscar for sleep apnea data analysis.

 

[Guest D]

Flash w chart from Oscar for sleep apnea data analysis.

Doesn't look good

 

[RippingLegos]

Doesn't look good

Nope, they have lots of central events, some are treatment emergent but others are real, they were giving the incorrect pap machine, so I'm getting them setup on the proper one for their needs.

 

[CJSRCLIFE]

Well i technically did reorganized our RC workspace today also dusted off all of my cars and some of my Dad and step brother's cars today. Then i spent most of my day looking at RC stuff online and making plans for this year.

 

[CJSRCLIFE]

Here's some pics of our RC workspace as of today.

My main worktable with my car stand, battery charger and pit mat on it.

The overhead shelves with our transmitters and my B74.1

My Dad's worktable with soldering equipment and car stand.

Lastly our paint and oils shelves.

I got them all cleaned up and organized yesterday.

 

[Tunedfrog]

I installed new line in my weed eater. In a couple weeks, I'll change the oil in my mower.
Come on Spring.

 

[WickedFog]

I installed new line in my weed eater. In a couple weeks, I'll change the oil in my mower. Then I'll be doing a little manual fish finding in my kayak.

Fixed it!