Screw that.
I lived in the more civilized parts of Minnesota with running water. I don't recall temps lower than -41F, but the winds were awful both on the Muskeg and over Lake Superior. I saw wind chills of -150F. I remember it being so cold that we could not buy gasoline. The pumps were frozen. The pump housing shrinks around the impeller and at -40 they touch solid.
Most folks didn't start their cars in that weather, or attempt to drive, but my dad was on call 24/7 (nothing can stop the US Air Force) and we took unusual means to keep ourselves shoveled out and mobile.
After 30 mos of that (3 winters) we moved to the Rocky Mountains which was the same but much steeper and only 9,999 lakes.
That was back in my young and dumb days. I still would go back if i had the money it takes to live up there.
You must not have the kind of arthritis that I do. Cold wet snowy weather and I do not agree.
Good morning Mossberg owners, although it is well past lunch. Today I've been cleaning ammo and waiting for the glue to dry on some aquarium filter I am building.
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If you look closely at this plastic bin you can see what happens when some dummy drops a bolt into the injection molding chamber and slams the lid and then tosses it out and just keeps molding parts.
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A professional die maker probably spent a week shaping and polishing on that tooling and some careless Bozo wrecks it in 10 seconds...
I have the kind from broken bones that "healed" years ago. Baseball foot, motorcycle shin, basketball wrist, skateboard shoulder. I've been in situations where I could have been the victim of severe cold weather, but got lucky.
. . . Too bad I don't live closer. We could sit around and get gassed on my homemade wine and beer and compare our aches and pains while we discuss guns and reloading.
We would just be repeating everything we said here.
4am.. i need to sleep.. But i found the hottest thing on ShotShow 2020