Spider in the Yard

First time in months I do yard work in short sleeves, not paying attention and now poison ivy rash is tearing up my right arm.
To be fair I never reacted to it growing up and I wrapped that vine around my arm to pull it out of a tree.

Gone be dumb better be tough and thank the universe for Calamine lotion

@West Major apparently my wife loves houndstooth pattern. Thanks to your sale I told her I bought a new shirt, she sees it stares my dead in the eyes and asks, "What about mine? I want a houndstooth flannel."

Can't wait to try them on and now wifey and I can match between the natural and moss. Appreciate the good work and quality clothing you make.

It wouldn't shock me if your company became one of those quiet wealth brands, quality, no logos and the people that know, know. Your shirts speak for themselves.

BTW please DM me, quick question for you about shipping.

I started out poor and I worked my way up to outcast.

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@Ben Justman🍷 how are the grapes doing? Smoke finally give y'all a break?

Yesterday was the final carbine match for the summer hosted at my club. 3 strings of fire 10 rounds slow fire prone, 10 rounds rapid fire prone and 10 rounds slow fire offhand.
The slow fire prone almost went without a hitch, sling needs adjustment for use as a loop sling. Score 90/100.
Rapid fire prone required starting from a standing position with magazine loaded and bolt closed. On start assume prone chamber round and fire 10 shots in 70 seconds with a magazine change. Initial magazine did not fully seat and that 'click' hit my mental state with an "Ah fuck". We adapt to issues and my breathing was perfect allowing that final shot right before the buzzer. 93/100
Offhand is where the wheels started to come off. I don't practice offhand as much as I should and that reticle was wobbling all over the target. Frustration took over but I managed to score 53/100 on the final string. Lessons learned are that dry fire is a must to develop offhand muscles and familiarity with the position. Overall a fun morning with other talented shooters.
It is this nostriche's belief that any shooter should hopeful marksman learn the skills to fire without added gear. The effects of a bipod and rear bag make a world of difference, however life does not always allow for perfection. There is a F Class match in 2 weeks to see if I can beat my last score.

Scorecard below to keep me honest and an exercise in humility.

#gunstr

IT IS FREE!!!! Choke Tube removed. Thank you to Choke Demon over in the UK for a great choke removal tool. Kroil for your penetrative properties and craftsman for breaker bars.


Now to clean, reassemble and return this beauty