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http://www.tcarms.com/firearms/g2ContenderPistols.php they sell the rifles built off the same frame , but I like the pistol better . It's cool to go from .22 to .223 in a couple seconds , I even have a 30/06 barrel

Have you thought about a thompson contender ? It's a single shot pistol frame you buy new with one barrel in your choice of caliber , they sell all kinds of different caliber barrels, scope rails, and grips for them . Very , very accurate guns. They are pretty guns as well.

Yeah you should , hook a brother up while your at it It's $30-35 a gallon here right now

Green clovers, blue diamonds, and purple horse shoes

OH HELL NO , someone who steals fishing tackle doesn't deserve such an easy out. Someone did that too me years ago at a tournament. Took three other fisherman and four cops to pull me off the guy. He went to jail bloody, I sat in the back of a cop car until he was gone , then got an "atta boy " from the cops and a ride to back up to my hotel room

No leopard print

Even when I was a basshead though , I had a front stage. Had my good old mb quart qsd's for while , then eventually went with the fosgate's. No way in hell it would keep up with the substage ( wasn't designed too ) but it staged properly at lower volumes

I did go through the bass head stage though , I am a competitive person by nature. Spl comps were all over the place around here in the early to mid 90's. Once you learn the in's and out's of your vehicle though , spl can get to a point it's boring for me.

I actually started with the three way enclosures. Your staging was supposed to be in the trunk right

I've never had scotch.....is it good? What are good brands? How much does it cost? Suggested Mixes or straight? Straight, or rocks if your a noob. You may even like it a little wet. A starter bottle is around $30 for a 750ml but they start to get really nice around $50. oh, and Johnnie Walker is crap until you hit Green but for the same money I'd rather have other scotch. If you are super cheap and just want to try it, Dewars is about the cheapest drinkable scotch in my book. Glen fiddich single malt ftmfw 12 y/o is like 40-50 a fifth . 15 is 60 and the 18 is in the 90 ball park. THey have older ( better ) but unless your looking at winning the lottery soon, it's not something to drink to get drunk off of. Good stuff , just doesn't last very long lol I prefer the Glenlivet but nonetheless have no problems waffing down either. I would too , but they don't sell it around here

http://www.glenfiddich.com/the-range/index.html

I loves me some scotch

I've never had scotch.....is it good? What are good brands? How much does it cost? Suggested Mixes or straight? Straight, or rocks if your a noob. You may even like it a little wet. A starter bottle is around $30 for a 750ml but they start to get really nice around $50. oh, and Johnnie Walker is crap until you hit Green but for the same money I'd rather have other scotch. If you are super cheap and just want to try it, Dewars is about the cheapest drinkable scotch in my book. Glen fiddich single malt ftmfw 12 y/o is like 40-50 a fifth . 15 is 60 and the 18 is in the 90 ball park. THey have older ( better ) but unless your looking at winning the lottery soon, it's not something to drink to get drunk off of. Good stuff , just doesn't last very long lol

Freaking spastic ass dog. SOB pulled my router off the table by the cord, and broke my damn 1/4" straight cut bit . Damn time to go to harbor freight .

The sound wave of a 50hz tone is just as long coming from a 10 inch diameter driver as it is from a bajillion mile diameter driver . With multiple size subs you usually run into cancellation issues which will reduce your over all output

Doubt it , subs don't make power j/p Have you given any thought to simply running what ever in a ported enclosure ?

Clarion had one also . Both were big arse flimsy pos's that were meant for marketing purposes mainly

They sound that good, eh? Haven't heard them yet to say they sound as good. But they sure as hell look enough like them.

I don't really know what m5 means , but I think with using an 8" midbass. There is really no need to go with such a large mid as a 5 1/4 " . Tons of 4" and smaller mids on the market that would fit the bill just as well , and would be easier to integrate

Phil Salisbury does excellent work . He's been building enclsoures for a while now . Always top quality work

First stage of the rings is complete the magnet is the exact same size as the cutout diameter. but the terminals stick out so I had to notch the rings for them just got to make the outer rings , and the grill rings tomorrow.

Little bastage Lighter for size comparison

Go for it , if it's something you feel you would enjoy doing.

insert rf fanatic sales pitch here blah blah ......Really strange considering it should be less power.

By weird are you referring to half baked or something worthwhile? We pulled Webster's kicks out and looked at them , strangest way to build kicks I have ever seen in my life. Don't recall ever seeing anyone build a set in a similar fashion