What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!
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quicksandTRDPRO
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MTBT4RTrail
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Applied nail polish to the grooves, let it sit for a minute or two, then gently wiped the excess polish off with nail polish remover. It left the nail polish in the grooves behind and removed the rest.
There is a thread or two on here about it. Super easy to do.
FiReBReTHa
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"colorfill"
if you google it you will see quite a bit of it done on firearms.
if you google it you will see quite a bit of it done on firearms.
Danimal
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I hope all of you responsible gun owners celebrate safely and just as importantly keep America beautiful by cleaning up all your range trash and hell be neighborly and clean up others' piles of sh!t too!:
No kidding, the amount of trash on the ground in those photos makes me sad. Happy birthday America?
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After spending 33 days on an off road Adventure across the United States and camping along the way you would think that I would be tired of camping, but Na!!!!! I loaded up Apple with my lady, and a dog and we went out to the Great Smoky Mountains for a weekend camp well just one day!!
We found a great spot of the hurricane Creek trail and decided that would be the spot we would settle in after some wheeling aground to check the
Area out.
We followed Hurricane Creek nearly to the end almost got hit by a group of jeepers when the Jeeps came up on a very tight section of the trail that we were also coming up on luckily we were able to make it out of there unscathed!!! After a few more yards going down the trail I noticed that there was quite a bit of a trench and I was too skeptical to try it alone for I did not have any recovery gear because of poor planning!! After getting turn around we came across two Land Rover LR4 they were taking the same Trail I warned them of the big trench and told them to be careful. I would hope to never see them on the other side and unfortunately. I did, and they let me know that it was far easier than it looked since someone had built it up under the water!!Oh well, after circling back around we were able to go up to Max Patch and there was fantastic scenery 360° views of the Smoky Mountains
It started raining once we're on our way back down to the campsite but that's okay we were nestled up underneath a pretty good canopy and I figured if all else then I would open up the hatch and just cook on the sliding rear cargo. Luckily it stopped just short of us arriving to Camp also our camp was still relatively dry lucky for us however we did not have any good firewood because it was wet. After setting up camp and cooking fajitas while drinking cold beer we feel quick asleep to the sound of the creek right by our camp.
We woke up to great weather, cooked some breakfast and dipped out!!
I decided to go on the other side and back track into the Smoky Mountain Natl Forest. Nothing major only got tight a couple times. I will say the next mod for this thing is a new skid plate since mine is done, and shocks that give about 3in more clearance. I feel like I bash the front on everything.
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We found a great spot of the hurricane Creek trail and decided that would be the spot we would settle in after some wheeling aground to check the
Area out.
We followed Hurricane Creek nearly to the end almost got hit by a group of jeepers when the Jeeps came up on a very tight section of the trail that we were also coming up on luckily we were able to make it out of there unscathed!!! After a few more yards going down the trail I noticed that there was quite a bit of a trench and I was too skeptical to try it alone for I did not have any recovery gear because of poor planning!! After getting turn around we came across two Land Rover LR4 they were taking the same Trail I warned them of the big trench and told them to be careful. I would hope to never see them on the other side and unfortunately. I did, and they let me know that it was far easier than it looked since someone had built it up under the water!!Oh well, after circling back around we were able to go up to Max Patch and there was fantastic scenery 360° views of the Smoky Mountains
It started raining once we're on our way back down to the campsite but that's okay we were nestled up underneath a pretty good canopy and I figured if all else then I would open up the hatch and just cook on the sliding rear cargo. Luckily it stopped just short of us arriving to Camp also our camp was still relatively dry lucky for us however we did not have any good firewood because it was wet. After setting up camp and cooking fajitas while drinking cold beer we feel quick asleep to the sound of the creek right by our camp.
I decided to go on the other side and back track into the Smoky Mountain Natl Forest. Nothing major only got tight a couple times. I will say the next mod for this thing is a new skid plate since mine is done, and shocks that give about 3in more clearance. I feel like I bash the front on everything.
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Drove on the beach.
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The Horror
I can't believe you took your child out to shoot such a weapon. It appears to be some sort of AR-15. Didn't you read the terror that occurred when New York New Daily Journalist recently fired a similar firearm. To quote him: "The recoil bruised my shoulder, which can happen if you don't know what you're doing. The brass shell casings disoriented me as they flew past my face. The smell of sulfur and destruction made me sick. The explosions — loud like a bomb — gave me a temporary form of PTSD. For at least an hour after firing the gun just a few times, I was anxious and irritable."
Of course I'm being sarcastic and this "journalist" is a moron. The best thing we can do is teach our kids to respect and properly handle firearms. And have fun shooting them too.
I can't believe you took your child out to shoot such a weapon. It appears to be some sort of AR-15. Didn't you read the terror that occurred when New York New Daily Journalist recently fired a similar firearm. To quote him: "The recoil bruised my shoulder, which can happen if you don't know what you're doing. The brass shell casings disoriented me as they flew past my face. The smell of sulfur and destruction made me sick. The explosions — loud like a bomb — gave me a temporary form of PTSD. For at least an hour after firing the gun just a few times, I was anxious and irritable."
Of course I'm being sarcastic and this "journalist" is a moron. The best thing we can do is teach our kids to respect and properly handle firearms. And have fun shooting them too.
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Drove on the beach.
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Man that sand was really loose this weekend wasn't it?
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yep! work great too!
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