what are you re-searching right now

[trekker73]

Dont know if I was this bad pre-internet, but it seems I am always in various stages of researching the best possible item for the job these days. And I suffer from 'paralysis from over-analysis' at times. On the current list is tactical flashlights, mounting systems to lever actions( always a bit of a PIA), and sleeping mats for backpack hunts.

 

[troy fairweather]

I'm always looking stuff up, most time it's just window shopping on the internet. I enjoy the reading, funny you can't get me to read a book unless it's something I'm very interested in.

 

[earlthegoat2]

Landscaping related things and pickup trucks mostly.

 

[LoonWulf]

One of the more interesting ones I got sucked into was researching fixatives and methods for less obnoxious sample fixation and storage (only ever used davidson, and alcohol).....all cause a buddy if mine texted me and asked where he could get Formaldehyde....at 11:15pm......
Turns out....Amazon....tho i guess im calling around tomorrow to see if i can get some locally he can play mad scientist.

That little side (show) project taken care of, ive been stuck on optics again, and ill eventually cycle over to looking at boyds stocks as i try to decide on colors for the new Xbolts stock.....or if ill restock......


But yeah i do often spend hours researching stuff before buying, building, and especially before trying something stupid.

 

[Ks5shooter]

Always many irons in the fire being researched. The last check I write is gonna bounce.

 

[Walldog]

I'm researching where on God's earth to find a HK # 2 Site-Plate and a Reflex Site in green dot . Only took a month to find the pistol!

 

[Sav .250]

It`s more a tool for me in the sense I us it as my personal library. At times I`m specific , other times just general stuff.

 

[stillquietvoice]

Best, easiest vernier sight for 1862 enfield musketoon, can't see the regular irons. Most I've seen require d&t of tang. 3030 ammo, reloading components, and furnace parts.

 

[daniel craig]

The Subaru Baja and reloading dies

 

[Steve Milbocker]

The feasibility of purchasing a 28 ga shotgun for next grouse season...and a hundred other things

 

[FL-NC]

Whether or not I should buy a RAR in 7.62x39, and trying to find a Bushnell 4-16 with DOA illuminated reticle (discontinued).

 

[Barbaroja]

Found a savage model 5 .22 from the 30’s the guy wants $60 for it. Says it had feeding issues. From my research looks like a number of parts are available from numrich if I need them, looked at a diagram of the feeding system and seems to definitely be worth my time as the gun looks be in great shape for its age.
Also need a taller front sight for my savage 340

 

[Palladan44]

Evidence based self defense.
ASP- Active Self Protection- Youtube channel.
Goes over real world video captured incidents where LEO and Civilians alike cover their ASPs!

Pretty good stuff, the host, John Correa gives good pointers.

Lots of situations have common themes, which helps guide my decision making as a lawful self defender. It has helped shape my thinking.

I put all speculation and mythology aside, and focus strictly on 'situations that have actually happened' to help shape my Attitude, Skills and my Plan as a self defender.
Several new scenarios weekly. Highly recommended.

 

[lightman]

I think I have my Polaris Ranger sold and I'm researching new ones. I'm tired of having dust on everything and I'm looking at closed in ones.

 

[375supermag]

Hi...
I do a lot of online research but usually very little is firearm related.
My personal fields of interest are military history and paleontology. There are a lot of online resources particularly related to paleontology. Most of my military history research is conducted in my own rather extensive library that I have acquired over the last several decades and to which I am constantly adding.

 

[daniel craig]

Hi...
I do a lot of online research but usually very little is firearm related.
My personal fields of interest are military history and paleontology. There are a lot of online resources particularly related to paleontology. Most of my military history research is conducted in my own rather extensive library that I have acquired over the last several decades and to which I am constantly adding.

Love paleontology! I’m also fascinated (and majored in) Anthropology. Long dead fossilized animals/plants and long dead fossilized humans/human ancestors.

 

[ApacheCoTodd]

And

Both Christmas *gifts* for my own damn self.

Todd.

 

[Obturation]

I'm always looking at something. Usually it's firearm related.

The Subaru Baja

what did you want to know? I'm intimately familiar with subaru (they take a monumental amount of work to keep them on the road)

 

[ericuda]

An owb holster for glock 19 with reflex sight and light. Trying to figure out why my 96 f150 doesn't start all the time, sometimes fires right up other times I give up.

Headed down to see if I can order the g19 mos in a bit.

 

[Zendude]

Researching pedal drive fishing kayaks. Right now they are as hard to find as ammo and primers.

 

[LaneP]

Spent much research Saturday on installation of PEX water line installation so I could repair shower head pipe that had broken in the wall. This is gun related because that event ruined a plan trip to the LGS that day

 

[Robert]

We are a firearms forum, anything else is off topic.