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    1. jkholmes

      Thoughts on Mag Couplers for AR

      So the wife and I have our AR's setup right now, and both of our rifles are pretty minimalistic (not cheap, just not accessory heavy). I hate way to many accessories really. Adds to much in the way of weight, complication, and to much crap to break. Anyways, while fiddling with some of our...
    2. jkholmes

      Deer Butchering Tools

      I wanted to say thanks for all the advice everyone. Definitely got me more things to think about than I had originally!
    3. jkholmes

      Deer Butchering Tools

      So, I used to always send my deer to a processor to get butchered, but its just getting to expensive. Recently started really focusing on learning to get deer processed myself but I've found I'm going to need at least a few tools to really get it done the way I want. Knives, saws, I'm all good...
    4. jkholmes

      What is your deer hunting load out for this weekend?

      Savage 110 in 6.5 Creedmoor Hornady ELD-X 143gr Nikon Black Series 4x19 Scope Lone Wolf Treestand Muddy Pro Harness "Mix-Match" camo (about 10 layers....haha) "Coon-P" cover scent ....and some beautiful mornings and evenings to sit in the stand and relax :-D Side note, already dropped one, now...
    5. jkholmes

      New to BP Muzzleloader Hunting

      Thanks for the help! I appreciate it :)
    6. jkholmes

      New to BP Muzzleloader Hunting

      So my memory of possibly running 95gr may not be outside the realm of possibility? We spent most of our time hunting in fairly dense forests that you really could not get a 200 yard shot in (heck you where lucky to get 100 yard shots at all). I'll probably start with 100gr and see where I go...
    7. jkholmes

      New to BP Muzzleloader Hunting

      So, I guess the title is half right. My dad and I used to use precussion cap muzzle loaders to deer hunt when I was a kid. I've recently picked one up to expand my deer season a bit. I picked up a Traditions Deerhunter precussion muzzleloader (in .50 cal). I figure it will get me started for...
    8. jkholmes

      2 Meter Antenna Recommendations

      Thanks! Looks like there was only one antenna listed, which was: https://www.gigaparts.com/g7-220.html It doesn't specifically mention 2 meter / 70cm, I assume this is ok for it?
    9. jkholmes

      2 Meter Antenna Recommendations

      The radio mast I've got in the back yard is a 3 sided tower (alot like the one in the picture you attached. Just with no antennas on it (obviously). Side note, I was kind of looking at antenna like this one...
    10. jkholmes

      2 Meter Antenna Recommendations

      Not sure how to do that really, but I know the previous owners had antennas on the radio mast before we moved in. It is set into a pretty serious concrete base. I wasn't planning on putting anything huge on it, just something that I can reach out a bit more than our mobile antennas.
    11. jkholmes

      2 Meter Antenna Recommendations

      Sorry if this was posted in the wrong place, but I'm looking for good antenna recommendations. I've got a radio mast (about 25-30ft tall) behind the house that is on a slight hill and I'm wanting to put my HAM antenna on that. Both the wife and I have our tech license, and we're going to get a...
    12. jkholmes

      Broadfork Questions

      Anyone have experience with a broadfork? I'm really leaning towards purchasing one for our large in ground garden. Most of the things we will be growing in it are root / bulb crops, so having relatively loose soil would be nice, but I don't want to use a tiller either. Our plan is right now...
    13. jkholmes

      What have you done this week to prep? PART II

      Our improvements have come in a couple of different forms. Simple improvements around the house to make it more efficient such as: 1) Building new well house (old one was rotting away and not retaining heat at all) 2) Building a new clothes line (already have stuff for hand washing clothes) 3)...
    14. jkholmes

      CC tracking?

      Just out of curiosity, I don't see anyone mentioning discover cards. While I don't use CC's often, its nice to have an "emergency" card. Wife and I are seriously looking into dropping our Visa card for a discover card just because of this. Thoughts?
    15. jkholmes

      What did you do for your Daily Prep?

      Little or small, we all do something to help our preps / independence. It can be as small as something like you bought a few extra cans of food at the grocery store while grocery shopping, picked up some interesting item, or self improvement. For example, yesterday the wife and I got a rowing...
    16. jkholmes

      NEW GUN LAW GETTING A VOTE

      Is a 19 year old less entitled to their rights than a 30 year old? While I did not have my carry permit when I was 18 (didn't live in IN at the time), I have handled firearms since I was old enough to remember. I have carried them in the woods. Isn't carrying them in the woods more difficult...
    17. jkholmes

      Snowmageddon!

      I have to say I'm a bit annoyed. I had a doc appointment today that got cancelled because "we are going to get all this snow"....our gym closed because "we are going to get all this snow", heck we can't hardly do anything...and all we got was some rain (the UPS guy and I actually chatted about...
    18. jkholmes

      Do you own a firearm chambered in .22LR?

      I've got 2 different .22lr's at the house. A Ruger 10/22 that I'm kinda slowly upgrading and a Henry AR7 that I bought a while back. Both have their own purposes and lately the 10/22 gets alot of use dispatching pests and helping train the dog for gunfire :)
    19. jkholmes

      Would you?

      So, I'll insert my own 2 cents in here... My wife was kind of in the same boat. She enjoys shooting little stuff occasionally but really didn't take it seriously at all. We did end up buying her a pocket 9mm early on. That was my biggest mistake. She would take it and shoot MAYBE two mags...
    20. jkholmes

      Board/card games. What's your favorite?

      Munchkin is an awesome game, and is by far the most often played card game around my house. Magic The Gathering (we only have some early cards, nothing recent) is played occasionally as well. I do really enjoy some euchre occasionally also, though we don't tend to play that often. I do play...
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