Roadside tool kit?
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From: Down by the river
Mainly to take care of those pesky road signs threatening me. 
Last edited by desker1%; Dec 22, 2014 at 10:43 PM.
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My goto is a kimber ultra carry II
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From: Down by the river
Good choice. The series 80 nonsense in the Kimber functions on the grip safety and is a relic from the 1920s that didn't take off until the series 80 hype. I still prefer the series 70 and may be getting rid of the titanium firing pin if it continues to fall light.
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I've always been a firm believer that it's not a truck if you don't have long jumper cables and a chain with you. A good chain has so many uses...
Of course I keep a Craftsman 200+ Mechanic's tool set with other self added goodies as well. A Blanket is always good to have too. You know, to keep the lady friend warm just in case she isn't out helping you fix the problem.
Of course I keep a Craftsman 200+ Mechanic's tool set with other self added goodies as well. A Blanket is always good to have too. You know, to keep the lady friend warm just in case she isn't out helping you fix the problem.
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I've never had an issue with mine, granted it's the 3 inch barrel so I don't shoot it as much as my others, I've got over 250k documented rounds down the tube and haven't had a problem, unlike my taurus pt1911 that inadvertently went full auto after about 700k rounds, boy talk about the single most fun/mess your pants experience I've ever had outside of combat.