So is it unwise to just have a general partnership set up and not an LLC?

About 8 of us are buying a small house this year where we duck hunt to stay in some during the year. We have about 20 guys total who hunt a few different blinds and will be staying in the house. We currently have a general partnership set up to buy the house but I'm concerned that won't provide us ...

I had the same problem on my stoeger with black finish. I tried EVERYTHING and it would not budge. Ended up trying to heat it and ruined the barrel in the process. I had to get a new barrel but now I religiously clean the threads on the choke and apply anti-seize compound to the threads like seen ...

Thanks for the tips guys. I have tried 3 different brand of ammo and it has happened with all of them. When it clicks it does not leave a mark on the primer. I have taken the bolt assembly down completely and cleaned it thoroughly. I did finally find a firing pin here: https://dawsonprecision.com ...

Benelli is out too. Said they have some on the way but there is no way to get on a waiting list with them.

Brownells doesn't have them. I'm not sure how old it is but I would guess less than 10 years old (did they make SBE IIs 10 years ago? I don't know). I didn't know that about Benelli sending you parts. I will give that a shot.

I have a super black eagle II and the last few hunts it clicks (no boom) on a few shots per hunt. It always is there first shot. If it fires the first shot it will fire the 2nd and 3rd. I have replaced the recoil spring with the 25% more spring from wolff gun springs. It has had a lot of rounds ...

Thanks guys. My friend killed this duck and I'm not sure if he has more pics. I'll find out.

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Dux Be Us wrote:Haydels DR-85 and any reputable drake grunt/whistle...under $50 for both

Agree with the DR-85 and Haydels Dr-88 cajun squealer. Best $20 you've ever spent on a duck call

Thanks for the help guys. I got it done

It's about 10 years old and my dad bought it new but I don't know where. Guess I'll just make an extra trip.

I have a 5x8 wire mesh floor trailer. These trailers are pretty popular and I see a lot of them on the road. Here is my dilemma and I was hoping you guys would have a suggestion. We pulled my trailer and 4 wheeler to our duck lease this morning with a buddies truck about and hour away. We blew out a ...

It's not OSB. It's what I would call particle board. I guess it's like MDF but not as smooth. It's what you see used as sub floors in houses built in the 80's. I don't think it's within code to use it as sub floor anymore.

Edit: It's this stuff: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Particle_board ...

That's what I thought at first too but from doing some reading it seems that if moisture ever gets to the particle board it will de-laminate and cause cracking of the tile/grout.