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re: Yes, another 10/22 set up

Posted by OntarioTiger on 2/14/26 at 12:13 pm to
Not the ultimate set up but its sure a tack driver. Its a bergera w a carbon barrel, composite stock, has a nice crisp trigger. Went overboard on a good vortex scope. At 50 yds i can cloverleaf rounds. It does like certain ammo so whatever you build try a few different brands to see what it likes. Didn't break the bank and is fun to shoot
Didn't watch but 16k is a good start for a high level aaa hockey player....
Btw anyone who has kids in equestrian programs wins
It helped my step grandad with c diff. He wasn't responding to conventional tmt and it worked.for him. He was in his 80s at the time.

re: Driving 100 mph in Older Cars

Posted by OntarioTiger on 1/24/26 at 3:50 pm to
1980 or 79 thunder chikin w a 403. As others have said those cars kind of float. Felt like burt in smokey and the bandit:)
1980 thunder chicken. Think it had a 403. Fast then but now would be meh
Allison krauss

Human league, soft cell, Allison moyet
Ya there will be old folks in the audience :)
Rural ontario
Breakfast
Dinner
Supper

My wife from the city
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Great gun, just make sure it fits you. I had a 20 ga onyx that didn't fit me well, not the guns fault. Browning ou fit me better

re: Benelli or Beretta?

Posted by OntarioTiger on 1/9/26 at 9:10 am to
I'm a beretta guy, I primarily shoot a 25 yr old 391 rather than a400.extrema. I only shoot 3" shells. The beretta just fits me better. I tried to shoot a m2 a cpl of yrs back but just couldn't get comfortable with it even changing shims etc. Both are great find the one you like and fits you. Or as you say get them both ;)
Big league - hockey reference
Tom Cochrane/red Ryder
For some cdn content ;)

Beretta ax800

Posted by OntarioTiger on 1/8/26 at 10:35 am
Beretta baws
Had a chance to shoot the ax800 at canadas over last week and I really like it. I am a confirmed B gun hunter and use a 391 or a400.
First impressions, points like the 391, fore end narrower than 400. Nice high rib and fits me right w the 55 shim. Does it kick, no. Latest kick off really works and probably helped by long forcing cones. Shot 3" 1500 fps steel and kicked less than 391. Lots of good features taken from tactical crowd, oversized loading port, loading ramp stays up so u dont pinch finger, oversized controls etc

Drawbacks
I'm not sold on polymer receiver w aluminum insides but hey I shoot a 25 yr old 391 w aluminum receiver. Don't really like the open button stock but I can live w it.

Will I buy one, probably just don't tell Mrs ontario.
Btw I tripled on canadas w it so it does shoot if you do your job.
Ohhh and it shoots in the mud and cold
Try travel hockey w paid coaches .... but for the win is any parent paying for equestrian sports
What macfly said, they are just mgmt schills who do not care about the employees....

re: New Beretta A800

Posted by OntarioTiger on 11/28/25 at 6:29 pm to
Ya the composite receiver has me scratching my head.... but hey the aluminum receiver on my 391 is going strong after 25 yrs ...
What is amazing as well is there have been no sinkings of lake freighters since.
Antamina mine in Peru for work. 15000 plus, felt like I was hungover the whole time. Couldn't sleep, panted constantly. Worst 4 days. At 10k I was fine, walked around cisco no issues.

re: Warm Jacket

Posted by OntarioTiger on 11/4/25 at 8:36 pm to
Sitka duck oven keeps me.warm in great white north. Merino base layer is key too
My grandmother was in assisted living and when alzheimers got too bad she was moved to nursing home section.
My mom and step grandad were in assisted living.
As others have said you have to do your homework and find good ones. Food and care in assisted living was good, not cheap but good care. Lots of activities and good caregivers.
In Ontario once you go into nursing home it's palliative care, food and care are good but ppl are at deaths door. Nursing home care is covered by provincial health insurance but assisted living is on your nickel.
Daltry for me as mentioned, glad I saw the who in the 80s when he could pull it off
We use a clothesline constantly, have racks is spare bathroom for under wear etc. Otherwise is on the line. Works in great white north