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Its on Facebook that they are working on it for past few hours.

All depends on what you really want, but it sounds like you never really considered a shotty as an option with that post. That is why I consider them two different tools for the toolbox. Will you shoot me a PM with the PSA parts for $400? I told the wife last night the commuter is getting a...

A 5.56 AR is far from the top of the food chain.

If money is that big of issue....buy a $200 pump shotgun and spend the other half of a what an AR build is on ammo. For the cost of just an AR you can have a full compliment of ammo and a versatile weapon that can actually be hunted with legally. Then build the more expensive gun and stock it...

For recovery needs, I carry the ARB large bag all the time, but have an additional Action Packer for wheeling or expedition stuff.

I had 75 in a one folder and the spam filter nabbed another 18 so far

I would not even bother comparing the AR platform to a pump shotgun platform. They are far too different to me, but I enjoy having both. Shotgun is the one of the two that has fed my family, but not necessarily what i want if SHTF.

Me too.

I like that alot. Congrats!

I love knives and have probably 100 plus. It is hard for me to pass them up far too often. I don't go for real expense but not bottom of the barrel either. There are some nice name brand ones tucked away, but generally I carry something that if lost or left or if I think someone needs it more...

Will do.

Coming together nicely.

Saw they jumped up to $30 now

I think when my 3 get here i will try some of this http://www.homedepot.com/p/MD-Building-Products-1-2-in-x-10-ft-Gray-High-Density-PVC-Foam-Weatherstrip-Tape-02311/100166566 i cant complain about the performance of my existing ones, but it might be a nice addition to seal them up just a bit...

I did not choose mine for overlanding. i chose it to replace a similar vehicle. I have come to find that many things I liked about it cross over and support its use for overlanding. I run a 2006 Chevy Trailblazer. Dimensions are about equal to the JKU so it is a great size and wheelbase...

I have had a set of Trailhead Deflators for 5 years or so and they have worked well for me. I don't generally do the driving with them on thing, but it does work if you like that. This is a good write-up of some comparisons of several deflators...

I got 3 more of the 1819 on the way. I looked at the ones at walmart, but for near double the price with shipping I could not justify them since the 1819 have worked so well for years.

Looks like a solid rig.

Little things: I have found that having a couple zip ties, electrical tape and a pocket knife in the crago area and in each door panel has come in handy a ton of times on the trail. They are easy things to bury in your rig and then a pain to get to when you need one quick. They really take up...

Here are my real life pics and praise of the Green Filter I use. http://gmtnation.com/forums/threads/green-filter-experience.155/ It is an oiled filter, but I use little oil and make sure it is dry prior to install. I won't use anything else on something I drive off pavement. On-Topic: A...