[at-l] question

[Mark Hudson]

I should have phrased that differently, those mentioned did indeed post.
They also run their own businesses selling their own gear <g>.
As to the second one, yeah, but hiking related gear has a better audience
here ;  )

Actually, I don't think there are any real written restrictions at all. I
was just taking a common sense approach.

BTW, it's snowing here (where did THAT come from?), it's slick as grease out
there, and the heat is off in my apartment (they're working on it). Now I
have an excuse to go to the corner bar - just to get warm. I never needed an
excuse before... <g>

skeeter

On Dec 7, 2007 3:30 PM, Sloetoe <sloetoe at yahoo.com> wrote:

>
> --- Mark Hudson <mvhudson at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Sure, I think the only real two restrictions would
> > be 1 - that you're not
> > advertising your business, and 2 - that it should be
> > hiking gear (that might
> > be obvious, but I've learned not to assume <g>)
> >
> > skeeter
>
> ### Remember, skeets, historically, we've been blessed
> with entrepreneur manufacturers/owners (WhereIsKurt,
> Falling6MoonsWaters, TinScoutMasterMan,
> NotsobigBrawny, and even that unassuming super hero,
> TinCanStoveMan) all of whom posted list-related info
> on products, AND we've all had our own off-topic
> topics, including houses (Jim&Ginny???), autos, tents
> (the best way to corner a Wanderlust) and such.
>
> ### Sayyyyy, I've got a spare GLOCK 17 (9mm), NIB,
> sitting in the back of my safe. Looking for a Kel-Tec
> SU16A or C, or anything accepting an AR or AK mag, or
> any 7.62x54R "scout"/boltie. Cash and ammo count, sure
> they do. Thoughts? Questions? Comments? (To make this
> hiking related, I'd note that the GLOCK and the
> Kel-Tec are ferociously liteweight, and a scout
> carbine is a good 2 pounds under a standard issue.
> Just thinking lite, is all.)
>
> frontsighttoe
> (BTW, never bet against Sly re marksmanship. The dude
> is scary.)
>
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