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Whatever legal problems Ritz has had he must not have been convicted of anything serious or he couldn't be a manufacturer. "the ATF will not issue a Federal Firearms License (FFL) to a convicted felon who has been found guilty of a crime that could result in a year or more in prison. The ATF...

https://gunpatent.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Bulletproof-Newsletter-August-2010-v2.pdf

I hate to say it but traditional hunting firearms don’t seem to be a growing market. Handguns and modern sporting rifles is where most of the action is. T/C was always suppling a niche market, often with little quality competition. I’m not sure what future the company has.

He previously owned T/C and sold it to S&W

Is back!! Gregg Ritz, a prominent figure in the outdoor industry, has announced the acquisition of Thompson/Center Arms, a move poised to reinvigorate the brand and its legacy in the firearms market. Thompson/Center Arms, renowned for its innovation and craftsmanship, has been a staple in the...

That’s a nice one!

This is the best stuff to brush on the stumps after you cut. Use it undiluted https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/tordon-rtu-1-qt

I had a tractor that would act up. Run fine then stop like it was out of fuel. Sit for awhile and then run fine. Might be an hour or days before it stopped again. Turned out I had a piece of plastic from a fuel can spout in the tank. It would get sucked to the fuel line and starve the engine...

So sweet

It cleared off enough to get one picture

Ohhhhh wow! Glad I lived to see this!

Had 170 taps this year. Collected about 1650 gallons of sap that made 36 gallons of syrup, my 1/2 will be 18 gallons. Got a fresh barrel and filled it today.

Dealer inventories of new vehicles for some brands is increasing fast. Toyotas and Hondas are still tight. CDJR and Ford are not selling well. Good chance of some good deals in the coming months on certain brands and models.

This agrees with what I know about these things. It’s a pretty small amount per acre.

Reading the article it currently under the director of tourism, which is an appointed (by the governor) position. The ag commissioner is a statewide elected position. I see both being problematic. Ohio having wildlife under Natural Resources makes more sense. I’m not sure about the idea having...