WisconsinWaterfowler wrote:Olivander needs to sticky this beotch.
Bootlipkiller wrote: all the mallards I killed today had boners do to my epic calling.
3legged_lab wrote:WisconsinWaterfowler wrote:Olivander needs to sticky this beotch.
We'll just wait a little bit to see if your idea is worth more than a velvet painting of a whale and a dolphin gettin' it on before go all willy-nilly making it a sticky.
WisconsinWaterfowler wrote:3legged_lab wrote:WisconsinWaterfowler wrote:Olivander needs to sticky this beotch.
We'll just wait a little bit to see if your idea is worth more than a velvet painting of a whale and a dolphin gettin' it on before go all willy-nilly making it a sticky.
People pay top dollar for kinky stuff like that.
assateague wrote:Sometimes the quickest way to put out a fire is with an explosion.
WisconsinWaterfowler wrote:Beaver Dam Tip Ups
Evinrude Outboards
Bigfoot Decoys
assateague wrote:Sometimes the quickest way to put out a fire is with an explosion.
BrewGUN wrote:WisconsinWaterfowler wrote:Beaver Dam Tip Ups
Evinrude Outboards
Bigfoot Decoys
Evinrude is produced by BRP, which is owned by Bombardier, a Canadian company. Good motors, just not American owned.
Bootlipkiller wrote: all the mallards I killed today had boners do to my epic calling.
assateague wrote:Sometimes the quickest way to put out a fire is with an explosion.
R. Chapman wrote:Winchester.
rebelp74 wrote:Yeah I have a yacht, suck it bitches!
Rick wrote:R. Chapman wrote:Winchester.
Only the Model 70.
assateague wrote:Sometimes the quickest way to put out a fire is with an explosion.
BrewGUN wrote:WisconsinWaterfowler wrote:Beaver Dam Tip Ups
Evinrude Outboards
Bigfoot Decoys
Evinrude is produced by BRP, which is owned by Bombardier, a Canadian company. Good motors, just not American owned.
assateague wrote:Sometimes the quickest way to put out a fire is with an explosion.
WisconsinWaterfowler wrote:BrewGUN wrote:WisconsinWaterfowler wrote:Beaver Dam Tip Ups
Evinrude Outboards
Bigfoot Decoys
Evinrude is produced by BRP, which is owned by Bombardier, a Canadian company. Good motors, just not American owned.
I read somewhere that they were, my bad.
assateague wrote:Sometimes the quickest way to put out a fire is with an explosion.
3legged_lab wrote:BrewGUN wrote:WisconsinWaterfowler wrote:Beaver Dam Tip Ups
Evinrude Outboards
Bigfoot Decoys
Evinrude is produced by BRP, which is owned by Bombardier, a Canadian company. Good motors, just not American owned.
Sorry A&F, not stickie material.
R. Chapman wrote:I think Nikon is made here.
R. Chapman wrote:Nightforce
Burris
Dakota Arms
Lilja Barrels
Shilen
Douglas Barrels
PAC-Nor Barrels
WisconsinWaterfowler wrote:Keep in mind, not every American company's products may be Made in 'Murica so one may have to do some digging.
G&H Decoys
Blue Collar Decoys
Buck Knives
St Croix
Revo
G. Loomis
Jiffy Ice Augers
sws002 wrote:R. Chapman wrote:Nightforce
Burris
Dakota Arms
Lilja Barrels
Shilen
Douglas Barrels
PAC-Nor Barrels
Don't believe Burris is either.
assateague wrote:Sometimes the quickest way to put out a fire is with an explosion.
sws002 wrote:WisconsinWaterfowler wrote:Keep in mind, not every American company's products may be Made in 'Murica so one may have to do some digging.
G&H Decoys
Blue Collar Decoys
Buck Knives
St Croix
Revo
G. Loomis
Jiffy Ice Augers
St Croix's Mojo line (if it even still exists) was made in Mexico
R. Chapman wrote:sws002 wrote:R. Chapman wrote:Nightforce
Burris
Dakota Arms
Lilja Barrels
Shilen
Douglas Barrels
PAC-Nor Barrels
Don't believe Burris is either.
Pretty sure they are but I'll check; I may very well be wrong.
assateague wrote:Sometimes the quickest way to put out a fire is with an explosion.
R. Chapman wrote:R. Chapman wrote:sws002 wrote:R. Chapman wrote:Nightforce
Burris
Dakota Arms
Lilja Barrels
Shilen
Douglas Barrels
PAC-Nor Barrels
Don't believe Burris is either.
Pretty sure they are but I'll check; I may very well be wrong.
They used to be made in America but do to costs and shit etc. Are now made in the Phillipines. Redfield is still American made but their older scopes are far superior to the new ones.
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