Recent content by bam_bam150

Re: Shadow Box from donated patches Pretty rough at first but am slowly getting better as I go. Thanks for asking. Hopefully I'll be back to shooting soon so I can enjoy all the things I got for christmas.

Re: Patch Donation Sorry about the delay gents. I was gone for a while and came home to a nasty back surgery. still working on filling it in. I'll try to get a bigger,more clear pic up. Thanks again to those that contributed.

Sorry this took so long to those of you that contributed. I wound up leaving for a while which took me into a pretty nasty back surgery. Still in the process of being filled in.

Re: Patch Donation Update to the project: the frame is assembled and the Velcro is attached. It is made out of weathered wood and looks really nice. It is coated with a flat clear coat to protect it and maintain the weathered look. The only thing left is to figure out how to decorate the...

Re: New Cave I'm at the point of looking but can't decide on exactly which one that I want. As much as I despise Gander Mountain and their customer service, they have some pretty good deals. With the experiences that I have had with them, I can't help but wonder if their fire proof safe will...

Re: Patch Donation Thank you for the support Steve.

Re: Boots I'm a big fan of the Nike SFB's. They are super light, around 16 ounces or so and dry pretty quick. They are the only ones that I have that rival my Merrells.

Re: Patch Donation Hopefully it turns out as nice as I picture it in my head. I'm not much of a carpenter but I have some good help.

Re: Patch Donation No problem brother. I will post some pics when it's complete. I owe them to all the people that donated.

Would anyone like to donate a patch for a shadowbox type display that I am building for a team room. I am looking for Business Patches primarily either full colored or subdued. I would like to make it as large as possible. That is why I am asking for donations instead of buying them all myself...

Re: SOUTHERN WOMEN man im glad i snagged one of those. how true that is.

Re: Question on prone shooting position we teach the cocked leg method but it is to keep the ballistic plate from making it hard to breath. when we shoot out of kit it is usually body in a straight line to minimize recoil and target reacquisition time. i prefer a slightly cocked leg either...