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Aren't u glad you moved to Alabama 😂😂😂

Joe? As in Joey? Brother you look great yes it if shitting. I mean snowing

😂😂😂😂😂

Imagine if you had all your hunting gear on 😆

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Mine is my model 92. When I'm having a bad day I just take it out and feel alot better. Great video brother

Chicken castle... lmao.. Cliff would love it😂😂

I got my first gun, a Taurus G3C T.O.R.O. in 9mm from Rural King during Black Friday sales in 2024. After tax it was $240, and then I filled out a mail in rebate from Taurus for $50 back. So, my gun will be like $190 with 3, 12 round mags. I took the money I saved and bought some Lakeline upgrades, like the steel striker guide, gold threaded barrel with a micro compensator, and the gold steel recoil spring assembly. Still coming in under $500 total for the gun. I dig it. There's still a few upgrades I would like, like some taller iron sights to cowitness through my green dot, magazine grip extenders, a textured grip cover, and a new trigger from Keep Tinkering.

Great video....I like the taurus g3x better/ no complaints with g3c. THANKS

Love this video. People are afraid to show mistakes and that is how most people learn. Appreciate your time putting this together for us. Keep it up. Also pleased practice and make sure you are safe out there!

I have had my sub compact G2c since around 2018 and its still going strong. Accurate and reliable well over 600 rounds. Can't beat it for right around $200. Best tax refund I ever spent. The G series are proven pistols. Lately I have been digging my Taurus 856 +P Defender three inch six shot snub revolver but quite a bit more money double at around $400. Two inch 856 runs about $350. I think the Heritage Arms Roscoe classic blued five shot snub either two or three inch has a street price of around $300. Thanks for sharing.

I have this same gun. Never had any issues

If you actually read the complete instructions on how to assemble and use BEFORE you attempt to use and practice with it at low levels you should have no problems. I am 76 and have been using the Summit climber, along with tree saddles, since my late 30's and never had a mishap. All straps, ropes and harnesses came with mine and used properly they work flawlessly with no mishaps.

Thanks for the video. I'm in the same boat as you. I've been hunting a few years now, but have always been able to go on private land with elevated box blinds. But I've lost access to that land. So public land it is. So I'm looking to get my first tree stand. And I'm not crazy about heights either. Did you get used to the climber?

Ok i was dying laughing watching that descent 😅😅😅.

Take this advice. Go to third hand archery and order you some stabilizer straps and you won’t regret it . They will lock the top and bottom tightly to the tree plus keeps you from accidentally dropping the bottom . They also take the place of the strap to nest it together. I been using a summit for years and these straps make a world of difference.

Make sure you connect both stands together and strap top stand to the tree. Good luck

Get ur moves from ur mom???😂😂😂

U have to play with with everything to get it right for you. Main thing is make sure top amd bottom are tethered together so you dont drop it 20 ft up

Aren't you suppose to put your leg over the seat and onto the bottom part of climber making sure to disconnect from tree harmnes connection

Some will bend at waist

The hot dog knife is pretty cool

The hot dog knife is cool the other one Not so much.

😂😂😂 definitely not a new England thing

Frog gigger

Frog gig

Ur mom likes the hot dog knife..lol

Definitely a punji prod, be careful, often times its smeared with feces for maximum effectiveness

Frog or flounder gig

Yup old flounder gig

Kinda looks like a frog spear! Whatever it is, you're on the money for it being some kind of stickin tool

I had a Summit Viper years ago and it was ok but loud and clunky. Since then it's been either a regular 1.5 man tree stand or slowly getting used to my saddle. Id scrap that stupid tree wrap tether and get a lifeline, that way if something goes wrong up there you can still get down. A lifeline with a Prusik knot is super easy to move up and down and inches tight if something happens.

Great idea. You can leave it if you need to for $12. Easy to cut it down and run if need!

Remember to take it out of your wallet before you go to the courthouse. Those guys are not very nice, and the courthouse floor doesn't taste very good.

I had that back in the day in 2007 😂

Nice i got the 3 pack actually!

Be careful when you stab someone because it will break and you will lose your blade. I know because I stabbed someone with this exact blade

Damn thats clean

Classics, i have a few other than actually being useful they are also very none tactical looking so don't panic people when you use them in public.

Where can I get one

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Perfectly cooked sir!

I like it

I appreciate the realness of this. I tried a climber for the first time recently and experienced a lot of what you did. Got stuck getting out, about lost my platform, luckily it was attached tot he top. Thanks for the video and know you’re definitely.

Damn good editing buddy! Keep it up.

Not to offend but your pushing the size limit of that stand. I had to get the titan just to be within the weight spec.

I'd load it and not stick my fingers past were the string stops. If it happens to go off your losing fingers brother

Don't forget to strap your top piece to the tree once you're at the height that you wanted. I use a ratchet straps. Also always connect the two piece together, have a tether rope in between them. Be safe out there.

Best tool for ruining a knife