What size drysuit do you wear.
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What size drysuit do you wear.
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Earnest Shackleton
You can place it behind the door so when they break in they will trip over it....Originally Posted by adam0321
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"Men wanted for hazardous journey. Low wages, bitter cold, long hours of complete darkness. Safe return doubtful. Honour and recognition in event of success."
Earnest Shackleton
I find it's a lot easier to concel smaller and cheeper scooter, seadoos do nicely but reliability is an issue. Unfortunately anything larger really becomes more of a purse scooter. Also you right on about follow up shots, on a big range day I might only launch 3 scooters any more than that I start flinching with the shoulder pain from recoil.
3 safes and 3 scooters? You don't need a buddy for when the zombies come do you?
So back on topic I was the second owner of the scooter and can vouch for it operating during a dive a EN and regret selling it but needed a house more than two scoots. Also remember those refurbished sierras are just burn tested and have a fresh coat of paint, no second battery, case etc. Price appears pretty dang reasonable to me.
With the extra battery you can really get off two flying masses. Also, it's a little safer than even the double action triggers on most mouseguns.
I'm looking for a front zip trilam drysuit most likely in size medium or medium tall. I have around a size 10 foot, I'm 6-0, and pretty darn skinny (one reason I bought this scooter was, it is 1/5th of my weight, while my SS26 is 2/3 of my weight. I tip over a bit with the 26 and I'm a gonner! ) I'm pretty happy working out a trade for either a drysuit, any of several types of guns which I might find appealing (I'm open to a lot, but glocks don't fit well in my hands. Front corners are too sharp, and my hands are too scrawny), or things like tanks (85's!) but like i said, I do need atleast $1500 in cash, as the only reason I'm selling is a foreseeable cash crunch. I knew i'd have to sell one of the scooters, and after much thought, i've decided to let this one go instead of the 26. I think I can satisfy my stomach and teachers with $1500 in cash, so the difference I can afford to take in trade.
So it seems I rode in a truck with this scooter from Georgia to cave country.
Somebody needs to get this scooter before I offer my UV-18 conversion and old TLS-350...
Whoever said money can't buy love never bought a puppy.
Did you help deliver it to me Sludge?
Hear that everyone? Scooter was in the close proximity of Sludge, price just went up!
Yea, how does that work? I give him my stuff and he works on my "junk" he gives it back and all the sudden I have "some nice regs".
Anyway probably should double the price because he helped unload it while seeing Waynes for the first time and made me eat cold hotdogs after my last cave dive.
Again, this is a tough crowd...
Whoever said money can't buy love never bought a puppy.
Go for it. He's to tall for my suit.
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"Men wanted for hazardous journey. Low wages, bitter cold, long hours of complete darkness. Safe return doubtful. Honour and recognition in event of success."
Earnest Shackleton
He needs cash.
Whoever said money can't buy love never bought a puppy.
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