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I can't vouch for every one of their bolt carrier groups. What I can say is when I returned it, they had marked in the paperwork that the reason for return was some sort of unspecified or generic return reason, when I made it very clear on the inquiry that the bolt carrier group was not functional. Had to call them to get it changed, so I wonder if that same BCG hadn't just been sold a few times and not marked as defective. Made me pretty mad. Can't go wrong with a toolcraft

Yeah I tried to talk my dad into slapping his balls that I lived in against the bathroom, but I was only minus twenty years old so he didn't listen.

@@larrywelch4979 whatever helps you sleep at night, big worm

As a 73 year old rancher in the hills of Arkansas this Elmeray Fudd cracked me walking point, I'm sorry it looked so bollywood

@@larrywelch4979 It looked Hindi?

Actually she's named after the Kurgan

@@timberfallingcouple The dude from Highlander?

@ you bet

@ Just never show your dog the movie 😂

Luckily my husband makes all of my holsters, pretty happy with what I've got👍🏼

@timberfallingcouple Fair enough. Can't go wrong with custom fit

So I run the caulked Hoffman Armour Pros when I'm falling timber, you wouldn't want that in treework. As for boots for spurs, have you tried whites yet?

@ Thanks for writing back! That’s helpful - I eventually want caulks for the bigger lot clearing jobs. And yeah I’ve tried on whites and I loved them but I was hoping to find something cheaper lol. If you don’t mind me asking, how’d you get started falling? I love doing tree work and don’t plan to stop but I’m very curious how big girl logging would go

You are correct, it is very lightweight and comfortable to carry, but I do have a size restriction as if I make it too big to be convenient, I might be tempted to leave it at home instead of bringing it with me more often.

@timberfallingcouple it looks rambo cool

Man, I might be the wrong person to ask. I have a very strong bias against stihl, and I have zero experience with the new autotuned huskies. I'd recommend a 372 to a person who is experienced at maintenance, but pretty much any manufacturer who makes a saw in the power class you're looking for, probably 70cc or so, will probably get the job done just fine.

@timberfallingcouple awesome thanks for the reply ... why do you not like stihl? ...im starting my own bias against them lol ... im forever working on this thing ...like an old Harley 😂😅 I clean the plug every other day...air filter daily ...ive had the exhaust off n disassembled trying to get better air flow ...it's getting better , but still no real power ...im running nothing but canned engineered fuel ... it sat n wasn't used ( I couldn't get it to start) for like a year till I tried canned gas ...im thinking I gotta tear off n clean the carb 🤷‍♂️ ...and buy a better saw

@nomadsland5078 yeah my issues with stihl has been against their engineering department. They have been engineering the most chintzy machines possible. All of the common breakage points are weaker than ever before. Things are mounted to the machine in a goofy way and on plastic tabs. The carbs are not good. But if you look to my comments section there are thousands of people whove had no pro lems at all. I think my problems are subjective, because I expect the new stuff to be at least as durable as a ms660 or as durable as an equivalent husqvarna and they are quite simply not. I felt like I scammed myself buying them against my better judgment. But the tough one is, I can not vouch for the durability of any of the 5 series huskies either. If I remember correctly there was a 585 that was very similar to 385. But I don't even know if they make it anymore, and I'm fairly certain the 390, 372, and 395 are all getting discontinued.

@timberfallingcouple thank you very much for the help 😎 ...im going to keep my eyes open for a good used one ... but keep looking at the new ones n asking folks like you who know better than I do ...I have one big sketchy one to drop ... big hollow maple with a split n tops going up and downhill toward the giant hemlock by my house 🤯 lol ... im gonna try to rent a big machine to get me up as high as possible to take it apart from above n maybe tug with my jeep n pullys ... idk... im not gonna drop that one first , it is getting windy tho lol spring is a coming

@nomadsland5078 spring is hopefully coming fast this year

What would you put in it; a bag for a similar purpose? I've got trained SOF telling me one thing, backpacker telling me another thing, my hunting and backpacking experience telling me something else, that's what this is for. What would you put? As an afterthought, I just can't think of much less I'd be willing to put. Water purification, clothes, space blanket, glasses, food, knife and sharpener, fire starter and first aid. The ammunition certainly is not getting replaced, the whole point of the bag was to have an ammo loadout, the rest of everything else is just bonus utility. I honestly thought about a hatchet, because I have an exponentially easier time getting a fire going with a hatchet than a knife, but weight. Idk man. Not are where to shave off. One old boy says to take and put essentials into a Nalgene bottle, and I like that idea.

@timberfallingcouple I don't mean any disrespect, but too many of you have this warped sense of survival. I've served in the Gulf War thru Afghanistan. The most important and daily used items were as follows. Rain gear (poncho) , Beanie, gloves, pocket knife, bottle of water ,and a bic lighter. All of which were carried mostly in a couple of pockets. If you dress appropriately in layers everyday, carry a few pocket items, and if permitted a handgun. You have everything you need. To get to where you need to go. We live in a modern society. Regardless of any imagined situation; you're not living in the woods under a tarp using fire starters for days, weeks, or months. You will find temporary shelter with others or get home. At 53 years old I've witnessed hurricanes, tornados, war, and financial collapse. I grew up in a time of Duck and Cover. If that happens. We are all dead regardless. Most events are localized and short term. The first thing you need to ask yourself is. Where do I go everyday, how do I get home, and how long will it take me to walk home if necessary. If home isn't safe then where do I need to go? Guess what? It's a Red Cross station, Fire dept, School, Police station, or Hospital. Again we live in a modern society with Emergency plans in place for most events. Carry what you will, but realistically you're not treating a gunshot wound for more than 30min without professional care. You will bleed out. You will not be treating a sucking chest wound

Once again, lucky you that this isn't a problem you have to worry about. Simply going to the grocery store, I feel the need to carry. As a woman going alone anywhere, I carry. It's a necessary precaution for my personal safety and I'm comfortable with that. If you've got a problem with that, you might want to do some soul searching as to why.

@@timberfallingcouple I don't have a problem with it. I have a problem with it being a normal state of affairs when such a thing is utterly not normal in most places. I know no women in my normal life that carry a gun. No men that carry a gun either. I see them being carried occasionally and my first thought is that they must be paranoid.

@britishtechguru I wish it would be more normal for every American to carry a gun so I guess that makes you my political adversary.

@ Not an adversary but somebody that seeks safer situations.

I'm going to be sort of a devils advocate here, and part of it is because you came from a place where knee must be bent to the king. In America, you have a right to freely go wherever you please, unmolested. In America you have a right to keep and bear arms that "shall not be infringed." In America the Rights of The People are unalienable, and no single right is more fundamental than another. In America we do not expect your right to free speech, or your right to freedom from unwarranted searches and seizures to only apply to papers, and newspapers, your cellphone, which you carry everywhere is protected as it should be. In America we do not have the authority to limit the rights of any other person just because their freedom makes us uncomfortable or just because we think they are 'paranoid.' I hope this helps clarify how your opinions make you adversarial to the Highest Law of my country. *edits for spelling

I never shot any matches until last year. I learned so much in those first couple, it was unreal

@@timberfallingcouple When shooting in Service Rifle High Power, which is shooting 200 yards standing, 200 sitting rapid fire, 300 prone rapid fire and 600 yards slowfire or just a straight slow fire 600 yard match. The club I belonged to, kept an extra rifle and ammo that was suitable for shooting a match and instruction would be given to enhance the experience of a new to competition shooter. I just mentioned this to affirm your premise about the old hands are always willing to help new competitors. I also shot some "Two Gun" and "Three Gun" competitions. competition gets in your blood!