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What did you end up shooting? .22 flansch boden is scarce in these parts.

You have a waterfall pool in your boat?

What is the deal with these people taking the trouble to pick up the turd in a baggie, but then leaving the damned bag right there? It's a hazard I've learned to look out for--but this one was bare and hidden in a clump of cheatgrass.

How big is it? Something for scale would be nice.

Not what I'd expect to find in a cheap plastic tacklebox!

I'd say the Model T coil is a give-away.

Mostly yard and parking lot today. I was weed whackin' the verge of the parking lot when I hit a concealed dog turd bomb--nice and fresh, too! Spattered me head-to-toe. I'm going to get you--and your little dog too!

Brakes seem like the absolute worst use case for Blue Tooth.

Thanks for spending my money for me! Those seem too handy to not have in the bag.

First Wilton Bullet I've seen with a pivoting jaw! Nice score!

I had a Ford Falcon Supervan many years ago that went down the road at about a fifteen-degree angle. Hard to stay between the white lines that way.

I use copper ferrules on my walking staves. Not noisy and excellent grip on most surfaces, including slickrock. But I also prefer a more substantial stick. Whacking utility is important to me.

To continue to muddy the waters, in traditional nautical speak, a cable is generally a large line--regardless what it's made of. Line sizes were measured in circumference, just make things even more confusing. A 6" cable would be closer to 2" dia.

I bought a Capri 3/8" drive for changing the CVs on my Vanagon (the only triple-squares on that rig). Worked great and shows no wear after however many bolts that was, using an impact for the removal. Capri have a nice finish, too--if that matters to you.

We had sailboats, so complete immersion was the rule. I may be the only person who ever got hypothermic while swimming in Kehi Lagoon, Honolulu. Even 85 degree F water gets cold after two hours of hard work underwater with a barnacle scraper. I was even wearing my Farmer Johns. I was unable to...

I used to solder a section of the cable--a half-inch or so--then use a Dremel cut-off wheel to cut in the middle of the tinned section. No frays, no "pigtail" and an end that can still pass through the housing.

My father had a very effective set of tools for cleaning the hull: his sons.

"Wire Rope" is a term often used in nautical circles.

If you're even luckier, the two days are consecutive!

Big lure, big fish!