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when feeing both, or switching from a kibble diet to raw, its best to feed twice a day...kibble for one meal and the the raw for the second meal. don't feed them together, kibble digests at much slower rate and its best for the dogs health/digestion to avoid combining them in one feeding. I feed...

VERY cool^^^^....care to share some details?

the SAK, one of mans greatest creations. I carry an allox farmer everyday and wouldn't leave the house without it

would you buy 10 cheap guns hoping to get 1 good one? just like a gun, a knife is a tool and im a firm believer of buying good stuff one time and being done with it. I like to know my tools wont fail me when I need them RIGHT NOW!

^^^^exactly why I don't buy cheap knives

good choice on the Salt. ;)

I had wanted one of these since they came out, so I scrimped and saved, cut corners, and eventually had the money to buy one. its loud as heck, throws giant fireballs and with the price of ammo/reloading supplies it is expensive to shoot but shooting it always puts a smile on my face. definitely...

aside from the neck knife carry and the 3" limit I think the best answer for your needs is a Mora. for $90 you could buy 5 stainless Companions (a 4" blade) and stash one all over the place. they are the best bang for the buck imo and I would have no problem paying twice the asking price for...

im one of those guys that NEVER carry just one knife, always a folder and a sub 4" fixed blade carried in a sharpshooter pocket sheath together. I just cant see one knife as a "do-it-all". imo that's like asking "if you could have only one gun what would it be?" that being said, the one...

I picked up a 1911-22 last year for a little father/daughter fun, and have been dealing with the same issue. after doing some looking around I think im gonna go with the GI "flap style" Browning offers, I think itd compliment the "no frills" look they decided to go with when they released this...

have ya looked at the Kershaws?

holy crap that place is nice! congrats

thats a great looking knife (minus all the clutter on the blade:D) at a pretty decent price, and if i didnt have 20 other knives that are very similar in size and style id jump all over one. im especially fond of 154cm...good stuff

i put a TRS on one of my mini-14s in february and im very happy with it. i simply dialed it in and have had no issues with it staying zeroed in, and i shot the heck out of that gun this summer. i already trusted the gun, and with a reliable red dot, it makes for an excellent "bump in the night"...

60 pro series...round butt and a 3" bbl w/ trijicon front sight. i added the pachmayr grip to cover the exposed backstrap and can shoot full bore .357s all afternoon without beating up my poor hands. my 12 yr old daughter, who is a teeny tiny thing, loves this revolver when loaded with .38s...

nope...i every day carry a small fixed blade i had made for me and either a queen cutlery sodbuster of an allox farmer love the sharpshooter pocket sheaths.... Uploaded with ImageShack.us

with all the newer .380 pistols out there nowadays it seems that its easier to walk in a lgs and buy .380 ammo. ive bought 2 LCPs and a 238 in the past year and they all have been very reliable, but there is definitely much more felt recoil in the little Ruger....and the 238s sights make it a...

"Is the spring directional? (i.e., one end closed tighter or differently than the other.) Putting it in backwards would certainly mess you up." i have a newer pistol with the flat spring and despite what the manual states, there isnt any difference from one end and the other????

i kinda jumped around on this thread reading posts here and there, so maybe ive missed some info, but what i do know about terminal ballistics is all from experience hunting...no expert here, no scientific studies, so take it for what its worth. anyway, ive shot big whitetail deer with...

i tried to like the Leek but its just to darn slim for me. it just seems to get lost in my hands and becomes a bit difficult to use. well made, but too slim for me.