Noah's Snark

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DunkEm said:
I've been looking at slingshots since deer season to target the occasional armadillo or squirrel while I'm sitting in the blind. Got a good recommendation for a beginner?
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Sorry, but I really don't. I never got into it enough.
 
I am close to putting together my solar system for my shed. I have 2 1500 amp hour batteries 10 year batteries that we can only use 2 years at work. I have a 1000 Watt inverter 30 amp controller my weak spot is that I only have a 25 watt panel it should be enough to keep the batteries charged to use the batteries for running stuff on the weekend or starting the snow blower etc.
 
Not having a good day today my foot is bad today. I'm hoping I can PM my air and vacuum systems. That involves a lot of listening to the machines . I can tell more by the sound of the stuff that any other way
 
Hey Tanker 1/66 Tanker 1/66 , your choiled 9’er is coming back to you. I’d like to do a review except there’s not much to review.
The choiled 9’er is better than than stock in my opinion.
There’s not much negative to report. Only positive.
The choil is in a spot where I usually don’t do a whole lot of cutting. However, it adds a spot to get my pointer in and do do some fine work.
Conclusion: I’m a fan of the choiled 9’er. It makes a great knife even greater in my humble opinion.
 
Been having issues with my pc not booting correctly for some time. Finally decided to reinstall Windows this evening. Nice having it working again, but I hate having to start all over. Gonna take awhile to load all the apps back, not to mention all the tweaking.
 
Jonny1280 said:
Hey Tanker 1/66 Tanker 1/66 , your choiled 9’er is coming back to you. I’d like to do a review except there’s not much to review.
The choiled 9’er is better than than stock in my opinion.
There’s not much negative to report. Only positive.
The choil is in a spot where I usually don’t do a whole lot of cutting. However, it adds a spot to get my pointer in and do do some fine work.
Conclusion: I’m a fan of the choiled 9’er. It makes a great knife even greater in my humble opinion.
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Thanks for the positive feedback Jonny. I became a big fan of choils from using the 5.
It worked out pretty good on the 9. The 9 still feels a wee bit blade heavy to me when using the choil. I did my 7 the same way. Now that’s a Winner Winner Chicken Dinner.
 
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