Out of curiosity, and on the same note of careers....any fellow Dogs use LinkedIn?

Did I miss another post on bikes?

no familiar, i'm new to the industry. my masters is in accounting but i never got a full time position since graduating two years ago. no remorse, i hate that industry.

MPA? Where did you go to school? Any previous experience? MPA's are somewhat sought after around here, from what I have seen.

I should say I'm sorry for prying...feel free to tell me to pound sand. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

it's no big deal. i got my mba at rutgers.

Ahhh, Scarlet Knight <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

Married to Jersey?

COOL new calculator coming for sale at Larue Tactical (just got the email)

Mark Larue's description:

Long-gunners and OBR owners,

I'm dang proud to be introducing the Backup Ballistic Calculator, developed & built by Accuracy-1st.

Todd Hodnett (Accuracy 1st) has been quietly working on one of the nicest long-range tools to come out in quite some time. It's a round slide rule sort of deal that let's you routinely make shots that before couldn't be field-calculated without the use of a handheld PDA. It calculates all sorts of stuff, all of it important and needed, and it's simple to use. Virtually weightless, thin as can be, likely indestructible (don't quote me) - it's a veritable monument to practicality.

Mark my word, and I'm saying it right now, no long-gunner should be caught on a mission without one.

If you want to be first to have one, we'll be taking pre-orders in the next day or two, expecting to ship mid-September or sooner.

That's it, good shootin' to all y'all.

Looks like an interesting piece of kit...might have to pick me one up!

Anyone here use a Mil-Dot Master when out shooting?

Kydex is easy. Just buy some and a manual rivet setter and you are good to go. I bake mine in the oven.

Dog House is slow tonight...

Blast from the past, just saw this pic and had to load / share it. I built up this '86 4-runner back in 2001 or so. Cut out the independent front suspension, swapped in the solid front axle. Hard to see, but chopped the bed off (bobbed it), installed led lights, etc. Air locker up front, Detroit in the rear. I had a bit of an infatuation with square tubing during that part of my life <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> I liked the rougher look that it gave, lol.