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Go to veteran-outdoors.com to make-a-donation to enter today.
That Ford looks like the perfect CA commute vehicle.
So how do they give to vets? Sounds like you have to buy raffle tickets “donate” to get entered
They take vets on hunts, fishing trips, and other outdoor activities. Real charity, with the funds raised actually going to help the vets, not to pay executive salaries and “overhead”. Look them up online and you’ll see a lot of the people they’ve helped, including me. When I got home, they really helped me out, and were the first people to show me what a grateful nation really was.
Not to be off topic (ok,I’m totally taking this off topic) but I need AI advice. I live in a three story house and the top floor is on a different AC zone that stopped working and can’t be serviced until Tuesday. I don’t ever really go up there but I have about 12 guns up there, most of which are family hand me downs and old rifles with wooden stocks. Is the 100 degree heat for 5 days going to be an issue for the wood stocks?
It can. It really depends on how big the temperature swing is and the humidity %.
I left an old shotgun in a soft case in my closet during a bad heat wave in WV. High humidity. Whatever the wood was covered in got sticky and It was like peeling a scab to get that case off that gun.
The gun looked like hell after that. Don’t know if this pertains to your situation.
After all the evil I have been through by the state, there is no question some soldiers did good with their hearts. May your blades be wet with the ichor of the evil.