I'd probably wear something similar to what I'm wearing right now. Redwing boots, Duluth jeans (crotch gusset ftw) and a regular shirt, currently a polo.
Tq, shears, and keys in right pocket, wallet in back pocket, phone in right, pistol in kydex appendix holster.

Note to self: need to get red wings repaired sometime soon

Could ditch the jeans for something tan colored and a brownish shirt for blending a bit better with foliage

Depends on location.

Naturally

Right now, literally everything is green where I'm at

Same

However light tans tend to take on the colors of their surroundings due to light reflecting onto them from the foliage

You can see this a bit in asat camo

Yeah I can see that working.

Anyone have experience with KAC sr15?

You knooww thinking of it the army multi Cam wouldn't be terrible for/ highway rubble movement. I like the woodland camies we earned. for the nw but there is a lot of concrete out there

where you at @boogboy912

@Dejectedhook04 checking in

Bringing back 80% build parties with a CNC mill sounds nice...

I got a pile of them to do. Lol

Drill me a 3 hole ar lower pretty please 🥺🤣

Pants-wise I’m loving Wrangler outdoor pants. You can get them in “peat” which is basically a slightly darker OD green and they’re very breathable, comfortable and strong as hell standing up to rips and shit

I'm working on getting another job so I can move foward with a glock and AR 80% build.

I had an idea a while ago.. buy a GhostGunner CNC mill. "Sell" it to someone who wants to use it for like a $20 or $50 nonrefundable "down payment" and then they "change their mind" after they're done finishing their 80% guns.

Spoke with a lawyer about it and they said it would be a legal loophole around the stupid ban on sharing tools for gun building.

Sounds good. I think you could technically even rent it out, it's just a tool, as long as they're the one who presses the start button.

Lol look dudes, if you guys try to hit me up for that Vortex discount, remember its %50 off MSRP. you have to add taxes and shipping twice. It has to come to me first, then i have to ship to you, unless you're in CO, then we can meet up and throw some brass.

I like the idea.

Link me to a large ice domicile smithy

Best reasonably priced kit?

Having fun now

Poor boy MK12 wannabe is finished

@[LA] DavidKoresh has it been challenging?

Super easy and can get them doing in about 30 min with the easy jig

Holy shit.

What all tools have you needed so far. Those are really the only thing stopping me.

The only thing you need is a drill and a router. You can pick up both of those for under $75 at harbor fright.

The perfect set up is a drill press, router, cutting oil and a vise. If you are not going to use a drill press then pick up a corded drill. A cordless drill will use up the batteries to fast.

@Ravęń nut

Anyone here do hand to hand combatives? I started training BJJ a couple years ago; I love that my gun isn't (necessarily) my first line of defense anymore. That being said, I want to learn to box as well

Same ^

I have been doing some pathetic boxing in my basement once a week. Training to join a bjj place near me when everything opens back up

Started mixed martial arts when I was 7, almost 25 now. Definitely important, and it helps build a calm and aware mindset

I feel like it helps me deal with stress in a positive way. Like nothing that happens at work or school is more stressful than a 300 pound judoka pinning my sack to my forehead

@Diggs more boxing than I've done lol