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I’m hesitant to use kerosene as they say it burns quite dirty. I have some white gas that is old, but still good. For some reason it keeps very well. Purer/less additives, perhaps?

The red dot was dead on at 25yds

I bought one of these rechargable laser bore sighters It was wildly out of adjustment At 50ft it was about 3ft out I got it down to about 1" I use this method.

I ordered a Springfield prodigy grip module 149 days ago and they were out of stock And finally they sent me one For my lfa apollo 11 It's far more comfortable than the oem 3d printed grip module Really nice pistols i'd never seen this brand before. Psa had burris fastfire c red dots cheap...

A lot more maintenance using gasoline. Unless you know how to work on your stove the time spent looking for stove fuel may be well spent.

I just looked it up by google query, and I am completely wrong about the octane rating of Coleman fuel. It is very low, 50 to 55.

It has always been my understanding that Coleman fuel, and other brands of "white gas", are up in the low to mid 90's for octane rating...though I could be wrong. So that is why I suggested high octane.

Why high octane?

I also use a Whisperlite. I've never tried anything but Coleman white gas or equal that the hardware store sells, but if I was without, I'd maybe try the high-octane ethanol free gas I can get at a few stations around here. Been a year or maybe even two since I bought any Coleman fuel. I...

I’ve got the whisperlite international that will burn anything as long as you change the orifice. Gas, diesel, kerosene, white gas, fuel oil. The Whisperlite is pretty forgiving as far a fuel choices go. Just keep the jet clean.

In a pinch you can use regular unleaded in a whisperlite, it's just a bit dirty.

Idk but have a good time

We’re off in the morning for a (short) camping trip with the grandkids. Taking them to a waterfall where we’ll hike in and hammock camp for the night. Been digging out all my camping gear, as it hasn’t been used in several years. I packed my MSR Whisperlite stove and refilled my fuel bottles. I...

That’s the one. I got three quarters through reading it and now it is in the house somewhere. I should dig it out and finish it.

That'll do.

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Yes they are. The Golden Spruce is the book.

Nice. Thanks for the reply. The Haida? Are they the people that the logger felled their sacred tree as a protest to logging? He then disappeared and remains of his canoe found but never a body. Pete Mctree lent me a book about it a few years back now.

Good question Rich. The coastal tribes here are mostly Tlingit and Haida and they have a long tradition of using both Western redcedar and Alaska yellow cedar for totem poles around their villages. Our local tribe here in Wrangell is in the process of re establishing and developing new master...