@@KhaiRey-tx7vy Ignore? Never!! All insects are fully consumed. Nature for the win!!

@silentwolf9193 I use a frog pellet from Walmart. You can't over feed them, though. If they have green algae, they are fine. If the water is clear, add a few pellets and wait until it is fully gone plus 1 day to feed again. They will eat until they get so fat they float belly up. And drown.

@alejandrooreilly5404 It's definitely great for the money. My wife's Kimber Mako R7 is almost identical size except a bit thicker. It has one of the best triggers I have ever pulled. And it is easy to shoot bullseye stuff. It's really nice but it was 525 when we got it. This apx was 199 and cheaper then that now.

@@alejandrooreilly5404 I just ordered trigger upgrades today. Stay tuned for an update.

Some things don't wash off. I changed the main supply hose on my 763 Bobcat that day. I had stains for days after. When I put an injector in my 6.4 Ford I had stains for a few weeks. Try getting your hands dirty sometime. It's fun and rewarding.

I was close but not to close. Watermelon landed over 75 feet away. And ruined a good 6x6 by splitting it into 3 pieces. Can't wait till New Year!!

Yes it is.

@@TheREALLibertyOrDeath Thank you. I'm very attracted to that little thumper.

This is year 4. I have helped create hundreds of thousands of baby frogs. If they have food they won't eat each other. These are wild frogs. It is illegal to keep wild frogs. I just help them do what they are already doing naturally. They chose the spot amd the time. I just make sure they have water and algae. And keep a light on to help feed tue adults. I do not believe I have a legal right to to capture move or confine wild frogs. Nor do I want to. Nature doing it's thing.

Next summer we will do just that. I hope

Good question. We mostly have pine woods tree frogs I believe. And usually get a green tree frog once a year. I have also seen a leopard frogs several times. Been a big year for tadpoles this year. Had 3 breedings so far.

When I do feed them and that's rare. Tetra makes a frog food pellet sold at Walmart. I feed them those. It's very tough to feed them as they get to fat and actually drown. Float belly up and can't turn over. As long as there is green algae they grow like gang busters. It the weather is cool and cloudy they can eat all the algae and have the water crystal clear. That's when you have to feed them. Believe it or not. Tadpoles are like micro sharks. Will viciously eat anything. Especially mosquito larvae.

They are vicious predators in their environment. Ruthless as can be.

It's actually pretty strong. I use olive oil cooking spray to help it stick. Faily salty and a good amount of pepper come through. I'm stuffed!!

Perfect! You make it look easy.

Absolutely. Has not jammed once since I had it.

@@tireballastserviceofflorid7771 Thanks for the review.

What is your EDC?

@rickwilkins8353 It's a Ruger 1911 commander in stainless steel. I kept the barrel frame and slide. Threw the rest away. Replaced all the parts with Wilson Combat bullet proof stainless parts in gunsmith fit if available. The trigger is a dream and it's a tack driver. Cary a Wilson vickers 8 round mag with a steel weighted mad base. Almost always carry it in a Galco king tuk air. I'm very partial to a 45 for most applications.

For $179 after rebate, (which I got it for) yeah, I’d say it’s damn good for the money.

@braplife... lol

It's about 11 pounds and feels like braking a wet stick when it finally does go bang. I'm sure it's a lawyer thing. The full size is a dream trigger.

I think it's 6.5 lbs. mine does suck too but I think I'm getting used to it

@jameswilliams7578 I'm fairly sure mine is a bit more than that. Feels just like a junk BB gun from the 90s. I need to reach out to Beretta and see what parts fit from the full size trigger group.

Love my pork belly. Not healthy but yummy.

That's what she said... lol

When its a full 1/2 inch thick it does get brown on the outside. It was actually very moist and very tender.

Yes it was!!

Love you more

I have had a ton of clients worry about the weight. Truth is Rim Guard is usually a little light for what the factory recommends for ballast. A full fill of Rim Guard so far has made all my clients happy. Approaching 9000 gallons sold.

If cooked properly like these were. Your plate is full of liquid. The trick is the defuser. It generates steam, increasing the humidity and slowing the drying effect. And it keeps the direct heat off the meat. That reduces drying by not overheating the fibers of the meat. And naturally, don't overcook it. The second the legs begin to draw their done if not cooked to hot.

I'm so full...

That's a good idea.

@MrMhub Thank you. Really an easy way to cook. And the mesquite is so good on chicken.

My favorite Charlie Brown.

Lots of it. And it brakes a lot.

I can tell you for a fact it did it and did it well. Get some Joe's bead lube from oriles. Put it in a spray bottle and use that as you work the tire. Just go a little at a time. Going in the morning to break down a 14x28 tractor tire using mine.

7 yards on the money. Any closer and I tend to get pelted with used lead. Thank you.

I would add. I was playing around one day. Got a little close. Maybe 4 or 5 yards. One of the 115 fmj's hit me right square in the manhood. It was hard enough I had to take a little break. It couldn't have been any better aimed at myself. I took that as God one having a great sense of humor. And two. God saying pay attention to how close you are dummy... lol

Yes. The tank is under my kitchen window. So it's invaluable for the frogs to have access to water. They have to swim on occasion to survive basically. Without the tank as the weather gets hot thay must chase water. By simply providing a tank the frogs can stay on my window eating bugs all the time. Well till they are just about a year old then they move on. The eggs come from a few females that come to the tank and lay them. The females are huge. 4 plus inches long. The tadpoles eat all mosquito larvae and feast on the algae. It's absolutely a blast to get to see the whole cycle. And my input is very very minimal. If the algae levels get low I will feed them. If the water gets low I give them some. That's about it. Thousands of tree frogs into the wild.

Grazie per il commento. È un'ottima pistola, ma il grilletto la rende un po' pericolosa a causa delle imprecisioni. Sono un tiratore molto esperto. Ho preso la mia prima pistola 42 anni fa. Ho partecipato a gare nazionali. E questo grilletto è davvero difficile da sparare. È così difficile da tirare che è quasi impossibile mantenere il bersaglio. La mia APX A1 full size ha un grilletto davvero piacevole. Non c'è motivo di farlo. Alcuni ingegneri e avvocati sono entrati in una stanza ed è venuto fuori questo. Probabilmente la terrò, ma non per un uso serio. Per lo più è un giocattolo da poligono.

We do too. We let them roam the yard. Sleep on our doors.. Like a dog that is Ultra low maintenance and eats weeds. Unless spoiled then they demand alfalfa pellets day and night....

It sucks all the time!!! This is the new way better!!

Beet juice rocks!

My new price per gallon after this delivery is $4.95 per gallon installed. Had to go up $.45 per gallon. You hold 16 gallons total for an R4 tire. Probably a 26-12x12. I would charge $79.80. Plus mileage if I traveled. Sad someone quotes so much. It doesn't help the Rim Guard brand. Honestly I wouldn't make much on such a small fill, but some. It averages out in the long run. It helps get the word out as well. Plus, you might hire me to fix a tire or something. If you can find a good price it's really worth it. Please don't post the dealers name or state.. Like $100 or even $125 would be reasonable, but I just don't like to charge that much. I'm more of a higher volume lower profit kinda plan.. And I'm proud to say my customers are happy as far as I know. You can request a list of dealers if you haven't already and look for another dealer in your area.

Pets. We have 9. The snakes eat all the eggs, so we just feed them and talk to them. We bought them from a local guy who said they were Kentucky bourbon cross. I'm pretty sure they came from wild stock at some point and not via Kentucky.

@@tireballastserviceofflorid7771 very cool. thanks for replying.