Pay it forward thread

[Cerberus Group]

If he doesn't take it, I will.

 

[Slobray]

Damn it, I guess I need to be on here more in the evenings.



Ray

 

[mkwerx]

Wilson Combat side sling adapter for a Rem 870.

 

[mkwerx]

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Wilson Combat side sling adapter for a Rem 870.

Spoken for

 

[LuckySG]

Any up for a game of darts?

I have a blowgun for each day of the week, one cold steel big bore, that are up for grabs. First come, first serve. I am working on adding a few things that may be easier to ship for those of you further away, just hold tight, I am almost to the point of having a clean and tidy shop to my parttime-OCD standards!



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[11Charlie]

Shoot Jeremy I will take one just for giggles. I can pick it up when I stop in and pick up my Ruger.

 

[Lazyfaire]

Any up for a game of darts?

I have a blowgun for each day of the week, one cold steel big bore, that are up for grabs. First come, first serve. I am working on adding a few things that may be easier to ship for those of you further away, just hold tight, I am almost to the point of having a clean and tidy shop to my parttime-OCD standards!

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Updates: The big guy on the far right is gone.

So how well do they work on wild neighborhood animals?

 

[etrain16]

So how well do they work on wild neighborhood animals?

I've used the smaller ones on starlings, if you get a good hit, you can take them down.

 

[11Charlie]

How far out etrain? Did you have to practice with it?


Could make for a fun game of darts at 7 yds

 

[LuckySG]

So how well do they work on wild neighborhood animals?

I don't have any poison dart frogs so I pass on this option for a quick dispatch. Flys on the other hand are a fun, sometimes frustrating challenge.

 

[etrain16]

How far out etrain? Did you have to practice with it?


Could make for a fun game of darts at 7 yds

Yes, I definitely practiced first. I was hitting out to about 5-7 yards. They were tearing my bird feeder station apart. They would show up 5, 6, 10 at a time and just clean everything out. So, I practiced and the first time I shot one, I took it down. They may a "broadhead" style dart you can buy on Amazon that can inflict a bit more damage than the standard dart, just FYI. That's what I use if I'm taking down the flying rats. Also used one to kill a mouse that got caught in one of my traps, but only by the tail. One quick shot with a little dart and he died instantly - and the tip of the dart actually embedded in the concrete floor.

BTW, don't bother with any 'sights' on the blow guns - they're for show only. Shooting well is instinctive, practice a bit and you'll hit what you're aiming at.

 

[Mister Bisley]

Yes, I definitely practiced first. I was hitting out to about 5-7 yards. They were tearing my bird feeder station apart. They would show up 5, 6, 10 at a time and just clean everything out. So, I practiced and the first time I shot one, I took it down. They may a "broadhead" style dart you can buy on Amazon that can inflict a bit more damage than the standard dart, just FYI. That's what I use if I'm taking down the flying rats. Also used one to kill a mouse that got caught in one of my traps, but only by the tail. One quick shot with a little dart and he died instantly - and the tip of the dart actually embedded in the concrete floor.

BTW, don't bother with any 'sights' on the blow guns - they're for show only. Shooting well is instinctive, practice a bit and you'll hit what you're aiming at.

Ahhh Sky Rats... AKA the European Starling(Sturnus vulgaris), an invasive species of bird brought here and introduced in the late 1800s by Europeans that missed them. Now they are one of the most common bird species in North America. They are somewhat parasitic and have played a role in declining populations of native hole nesting birds.

 

[etrain16]

Ahhh Sky Rats... AKA the European Starling(Sturnus vulgaris), an invasive species of bird brought here and introduced in the late 1800s by Europeans that missed them. Now they are one of the most common bird species in North America. They are somewhat parasitic and have played a role in declining populations of native hole nesting birds.

They are definitely an invasive pest species. I'm fine feeding every other breed of bird, not them. When we used to have cherry trees, they could clean all the fruit off a tree in one night

 

[Mister Bisley]

They are beautiful in their own right and their winter flocks flying in unison is quite majestic...but yeah, they are a pest and absolutely ravage crops.

 

[etrain16]

They are beautiful in their own right and their winter flocks flying in unison is quite majestic...but yeah, they are a pest and absolutely ravage crops.

Mumurations of large groups of starlings can be quite the site. So long as they stay off my property

 

[Pofficer]

***GONE***

Glock Night Sights from Gen 3 G19
2009, so no longer real bright, but they do still glow.

I kept them as spares, but they have just been illuminating the inside of my gear bag and getting dimmer over time. Maybe someone would want them to swap out polymer sights.

FTF, SW Portland, Beaverton,Tigard

 

[Pofficer]

***AVAILABLE AGAIN***

Sig P220 Black leather basket weave Double Mag Pouch

Used, but doesn't look like it has ever been on a belt.

FTF SW Portland, Beaverton, Tigard area

 

[SUPER X]

Glock Night Sights from Gen 3 G19
2009, so no longer real bright, but they do still glow.

I kept them as spares, but they have just been illuminating the inside of my gear bag and getting dimmer over time. Maybe someone would want them to swap out polymer sights.

FTF, SW Portland, Beaverton,Tigard
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I can really use these sites and the mag holder would you be able to ship on my dime

 

[Timbertodd]

These were signs I made when I did woodworking and craft shows. They are plywood and hardwood construction and measure about 54" long. Pick up in Aloha or Beaverton.

 

[DLS]

6.5 x 55 brass … 12 count

This is gravel pit pick up brass. I'm assuming they are once fired as there was a pretty compact pile next to the box on the ground. The casings were scattered in such a way as to look like the shooter stood in one place while shooting and tossed the box to the ground when empty.



This is brass only, not loaded ammo. I'm in the Battle Ground area.