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Im looking at buying an air rifle and I'm hoping for some input from you fine folks. I want something cheap to shoot that I don't need a range for to keep my skills sharp, and I want to be able to do some pest control. I've looked some at the Crosman rifles but not much more. Thoughts?

Nice work!

Now that you mention it, I swear there used to be. I can't find it now though. Maybe I'm nuts.

I started last summer, it's pretty easy to learn and get started, you don't need a lot of gear, works best on smaller streams. They weigh nothing, it's really easy to toss one in your pack and forget about it.

My patches shipped! Stoked!

I have a watch problem. What I wear most days is a Seiko dive watch, skx009 to be exact. You can pick one up from Amazon for under $200, it's pretty much indestructible, waterproof to 200m, automatic movement so you never need a battery and if you rock it with NATO straps it can go from field...

2010 Chevy Traverse LTZ AWD. It's the mommy mobile. Slightly cooler than a mini van, it's loaded, seats 7, holds our kids, dogs and camping gear when we go car camping and don't need the capability of the jeep. Also it gets way better fuel mileage.

I don't think so. While the search for the humvee replacement is on, the Humvee is a beast when it comes to towing and hauling, a jeep can't touch it. The next daily driver will do everything the humvee does but be armored. That's just the direction we're going. The American public doesn't find...

@WUzombies Of course man! I might have some pictures some where, but it's really straight forward, you could probably just get away with applying the rtv to the gap between the trim piece and the lens and not even take it apart.

I want to do WABDR this summer too. I was planning my WABDR trip for a bit later in the summer, depending on how much snow we get and when it starts melting, some of the route might still be covered in snow at the end of June. Some years higher elevation roads aren't clear until mid July or...

Nice rig! I wish the Patrol was available in the US, especially with that diesel.

I have the same low cost Amazon Cree led bars, I read a review about the condensation problem so when mine arrived I disasembled the light and discovered that the seal under the lens is poor and the screws around the outer trim piece were too tight causing the lens to warp and make the crappy...

@Lipek i just asked Mr and Mrs OB this on Friday. They just received the member number patches and will be turning them around soon.

I agree. I've owned some very cheap gerbers, which were just ok, but you get what you pay for. All of their mid level or better stuff has always been great. I'm not a fan of their multi-tools though. I'd rather have a leatherman.

Thanks for the response!

Mr and Mrs Overland Bound, On December 21st I placed order OB1840, the order status still says unfulfilled. I don't want to rush you guys or anything, I was just wondering if you have an idea on the ship date? Please don't do anything special, I'm just excited to add to my patch collection and...

I have the bear grylls knife too. It mot seem like a gimmick but it's a pretty sweet knife. I have no complaints about it. I also have a gerber lmf II and a SOG WWII MK1 navy issue fighting knife, it's a reissue from song a few years ago, but it's a great field knife.

@IronPercheron i think he sold it for his new power wagon.

I also agree that wheel spacers are not ideal. That being said, I have them on my jeep right now. They weren't in the the plans, but became necessary because of rear tire/shock issues. After a lot of research I decided that they can be safe. I retorque my spacers every 3000 miles when I change...

@Lars, how do you like that cooler? I've looked at them but they're not cheap..worth the price?