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Noreaster13 said:
Osage sells alot of Sig stuff & usually has things in stock when most places are out
osagecountyguns.com

Sig Sauer P365XL 9mm Magazine - 10rd

Sig Sauer P365XL 9mm Magazine - 10rd. The part number on the package shows 2700279-1-R. These are for the P365XL and will not fit flush in a standard P365.
osagecountyguns.com osagecountyguns.com
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Lanbos can be hard to beat as well

lanbosarmory.com

MAG SIG P365XL 9MM 10RD FLUSH [MGSG8900250]

Lanbo's Armory MAG SIG P365XL 9MM 10RD FLUSH [MGSG8900250] - Sig Sauer Magazine, 9MM, 10 Rounds, Fits Sig P365XL, Steel, Black 8900250 Product Specifications: UPC: 798681629718 Capacity: 10 RoundsFit: Sig P365XL Caliber: 9MMManufacturer: Sig Sauer Part Number: 8900250Type: Magazine
lanbosarmory.com
 
snax said:
I was skeptical about battery nailers. Wish I switched a few years back. I had a few projects where I was dragging the compressor around... the noise, the hose, the oil... and the way the regulator is set, when I get to the lower end of the pressure the nails don't set.
Done with those.
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They are good for punchout jobs, and minor framing. The advantage is your not pulling out all the shit, the disadvantage is they are heavier, slower and batteries eventually run out.

The last big shed my son and I built, I framed the right side wall with a Hitachi cordless, my son used the air gun the other side wall. Same wall framing on both sides.......My son beat me. That said, the Hitachi is a good gun, but the nail capacity sucks ass and that's what got me. Milwaukee has the magazine extension, which is good to have, and might have made a difference.

They are nice to work around roof framing too.....no cords or hoses to mess around with while crawling thru rafters.

They are heavier than air guns though. And if your nailing plywood/sheathing.....air gun is way faster.

I hate the Dewalt......its a different tech and slower, and has some ramp up motor that sounds stupid.

Milwaukee and Hitachi are very much the same technology....and Ryobi is probably very similar to the Milwaukee, except maybe the plastic is cheaper, and parts might be as well.
I have the Ryobi finish nailers and they are pretty OK for small uses.
 
71montess said:
Would you guys please stop calling Anderson lowers " Poverty Ponies" that is unless you are actually Gay. It's the Gayest of Gay terminology.
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Hey, a little pony play might be kinky but it's not necessarily Gay, at least that's what I heard
 
Pyromancer said:
I'm just a dumb yuppies not a pro, but 2 batteries charger, and tool for $106 shipped seems like a good deal.

www.homedepot.com

RYOBI ONE+ 18V Lithium-Ion 4.0 Ah Battery (2-Pack) and Charger Kit PSK006 - The Home Depot

This RYOBI 18V ONE+ Lithium-Ion 4.0 Ah Battery (2-Pack) and Charger Kit provides up to 3X more runtime compared to standard 18V lithium-ion batteries. These batteries are compatible with over 300 18V ONE+ Products to power through all types of projects. Built with professional grade lithium-ion...
www.homedepot.com
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Thanks!

Been needing extra batteries for a while!

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VTski4x4 said:
Not firearm related per-se, but North Ridge 4x4 is having a massive sale on Milwaukee tools. Upto 56% off!

Northridge4x4.com - Jeep 4x4 Parts, Lift Kits, Armor, Bumpers, Suspension, Winches

Jeep 4x4 Parts & Accessories. Low prices, expert advice and free shipping on orders over $70. Shop online or give us a call at (866) 601-5340. Suspension - Recovery - Lighting - Armor - Wheels
www.northridge4x4.com www.northridge4x4.com
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Not sure it's a sale so much as a gimmick. 46-56% off MSRP on much of that stuff is still more expensive than Hope Depot regular pricing.
 
strangenh said:
Not sure it's a sale so much as a gimmick. 46-56% off MSRP on much of that stuff is still more expensive than Hope Depot regular pricing.
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Truth be told, I havent bought tools in a long time and didn't cross shop the sale. A few mechanics at work grabbed a couple things that were in stock and said the price was pretty good, so I passed along. If they are crappy prices, my B.
 
Broc said:
Ok, that makes sense.

Buy 4, return the stand alone batteries, keep 2 chargers + 4 batteries.

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Now you're thinking. Better yet, if you do plan on returning the "free gift", pick the most expensive one offered (it was the belt sander, not sure if it still is). Makes the batteries and charger even cheaper.

RYOBI DAYS.
 
countycomm.com

CC First Aid Kit Gen 6 + XL Molle Medic Pouch

Crazy Deal - Limited Stock On Hand! Vacuum packed for extended shelf life! County Comm took their CC First Aid Kit and made it better & now includes a $40 Value Case - > X-Large MOLLE Medic Pouch ------------------------ Order a spare Molle Case Here ...
countycomm.com countycomm.com

First aid kits here fairly stocked for only $10.00. Originally $30.00 but they’re overstocked.

CountyComm is a great company, no scammy Amazon level junk, they’re solid folks.
 
cams said:
countycomm.com

CC First Aid Kit Gen 6 + XL Molle Medic Pouch

Crazy Deal - Limited Stock On Hand! Vacuum packed for extended shelf life! County Comm took their CC First Aid Kit and made it better & now includes a $40 Value Case - > X-Large MOLLE Medic Pouch ------------------------ Order a spare Molle Case Here ...
countycomm.com countycomm.com

First aid kits here fairly stocked for only $10.00. Originally $30.00 but they’re overstocked.

CountyComm is a great company, no scammy Amazon level junk, they’re solid folks.
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Agreed. I've bought a lot of stuff from them. I love their titanium stuff, in particular.


Frank
 
RoterTeufel said:
Correct.

Already have 2 other single battery chargers & 6 batteries. Most of the batteries are dead.

Been meaning to replace my batteries for a while. Free shipping to the house too!
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If they're the newer LI-ion batteries and they don't take a charge (i.e. the green light on the charger doesn't go on), there is a quick fix for that.
It involves opening up the battery pack (not all that hard) and bypassing the internal charging circuitry for a few seconds.
There are several YouTube videos out there, this is the one I followed:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QH213LYTdJI&t=303s

Hardest part was getting the one plastic security plug off of one of the screws.
I picked up a weed whacker, blower, battery, and charger for $25 because the battery wouldn't charge. Battery works fine now.
 

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