johnplav

Currently searching for this shed...

Got this guy in 2014... He was my second buck with a bow. Apparently I peaked early.

University of Rochester is shifting to online classes for the rest of the semester, and staff will be working from home. There's a ban on all work-related travel. Hospital employees... are essential and need to keep going to work. Great!

Half muley!

My favorite fishing rod is the small president on an ultralight st. Croix. That’s landed thousands of fish and a few surprisingly big ones.

Perfect! I need both of those items.

I imagine it wouldn't feel that different out of the box... maybe the high end would be lighter. But it would stand up better to abuse over time. Again, that's just a guess. I keep my reel's under $100 and put the extra $ into the rod.

WOW... that antler doesn't look that big in the first picture, but damn, it is.

2021... Biz visits ROC and goes to the 9th annual banquet

I doubt Ill use a sling on this setup, more likely a bipod, and even that will be rare. And I agree, QD releases are the way to go. This is my first gun with mlok... its a pretty good design.

What everyone says above... I don’t have any .223 but have a few 5.56 and Wylde. My most accurate rifle is wylde.

2 side rails and a sling/bipod mount

Shot a few rounds to make sure everything was functioning. Also saw these tracks. It’s a weird spot for a random big dog to be, but I think that’s the only possibility.

Great deer + mount

FISH Friday!

It would be worth more than the gun... but I’d make it work! https://www.rockriverarms.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_ID=82

Goodies keep pouring in!

That would certainly class up my ugly featureless AR

Now he has a spot for a third eyeball! Honestly though... thank God it was an inch or two higher.

Lab Manager. Luckily not in infectious disease or microbiology. More on the cancer side of disease, but I get kept in the loop because my staff has patient contact.

Guess you'll never know. The bulk of the recently "confirmed" cases in China were not positive tests for the virus, but instead sick patients who's symptoms matched. As the virus spread and escalated, the testing was overwhelmed and they changed the criteria for confirming.

1988 was pretty good.. I had an '88 camaro, now I have an '88 wife.

Sorry... facts are facts: 1984 is the best. Even George Orwell knew it.

Thats right! I forgot you can shoot bb's faster (more rapidly, less velocity) if you only pull back.

None of the numbers are accurate. Its too soon. This virus has only been in humans for a few months. The reported mortality rate of >3% are high because of China. World wide not including China it is 1.6% US will be lower. That being said, even those numbers are inaccurate because A. we don't know how many people are actually infected and B. those that are infected and will die from it may not have died yet. The good news is that we have had some time to prepare in the US, and although sad, deaths are almost all in old and sick patients. No question it is here and will become prevalent. And although it is not a joking matter, it will likely affect the US very much like a bad flu season. The public (and economic) reactions are what scares me. OK... I'll go back to observing this thread from afar, and posting about guns, trail cam pics, and discussing with @Biz-R-OWorld why 1984 is the best year ever. Edit... Belo go to Hawaii!