so waht ya doin today?
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fiver
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i been really hosing down my onions the last few days and they have kind of responded.
I think tonight is supposed to be the last night of cold in the 30's,,, for at least this week anyway.
it looks like I lost about half of everything, but the losses are making me re-think a few things.
why things 3' apart, under the same cover, one keels over while the other is fine is beyond my comprehension, especially when the one that dies is so far ahead of the one that doesn't.
I think tonight is supposed to be the last night of cold in the 30's,,, for at least this week anyway.
it looks like I lost about half of everything, but the losses are making me re-think a few things.
why things 3' apart, under the same cover, one keels over while the other is fine is beyond my comprehension, especially when the one that dies is so far ahead of the one that doesn't.
waco
Springfield, Oregon
Back from camping a day early. Kind of a bust. Got only a couple hits on steel at 1763 yards with the .338 LM
I did hit the 4 1/2” swinger a couple times at 1000 yards with the 6.5cm.
Brother accidentally shot the cord. The 1/4” cord to the bullseye camera system at a mile.
with the .338.
This kept us from trying 2000+ yards. So flat and so much sage brush you can’t spot misses with “splash”
We really needed that camera to help us out. Time to find a new shooting spot.
I did hit the 4 1/2” swinger a couple times at 1000 yards with the 6.5cm.
Brother accidentally shot the cord. The 1/4” cord to the bullseye camera system at a mile.
with the .338.This kept us from trying 2000+ yards. So flat and so much sage brush you can’t spot misses with “splash”
We really needed that camera to help us out. Time to find a new shooting spot.
Pistolero
Well-Known Member
That is a LOT of cord! Bad luck for sure.
FG-42...THAT, I had to look up. Uh, that is a real rarie. I am amazed that you can get parts
at all.
Looks like a cool gun, though. Looks like the muzzle brake is pretty darned effective.
For others who, like me, have no idea about an FG-42
Bill
FG-42...THAT, I had to look up. Uh, that is a real rarie. I am amazed that you can get parts
at all.
Looks like a cool gun, though. Looks like the muzzle brake is pretty darned effective.
For others who, like me, have no idea about an FG-42
Bill
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CZ93X62
Official forum enigma
Nicer day today than most have been for the past week. We have had coastal overcast and scud in the morning, and temps have stayed low (for the season) until today. 92* high today, and higher humidities that come with this morning grayness. The next 10 days are supposed to be repros of today, per Weather Underground. This is Spring weather here, not Summer. At least it isn't raining--or SNOWING, like in CO and MT.
I started using my new Constant Glucose Monitor earlier today. The old unit I have used since Oct. 2014 has been a godsend, but it was getting a little long in the tooth according to the endocrinologist. The old Gen 4 unit leaves and the new-tech Gen 6 Dexcom is broadcasting live as of 4 P.M. PDT. This is a simpler and much-improved system. It is touch-screen operated, as opposed to the button arrangement on the Gen 4 units. I like it.
I started using my new Constant Glucose Monitor earlier today. The old unit I have used since Oct. 2014 has been a godsend, but it was getting a little long in the tooth according to the endocrinologist. The old Gen 4 unit leaves and the new-tech Gen 6 Dexcom is broadcasting live as of 4 P.M. PDT. This is a simpler and much-improved system. It is touch-screen operated, as opposed to the button arrangement on the Gen 4 units. I like it.
I would like to hear more about this monitor please.
Dexcom G6 CGM System | No Fingersticks, No Scanning | Dexcom
Dexcom G6 CGM – see your glucose readings in real time with a glance at your smart device, no fingersticks, no scanning. Approved for people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, 2 years and older.
