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I have a Mossberg 88, and in my opinion, you can't go wrong. I think I paid $120 for mine. I have it set up for 1 3/4" shot shells.

It kinda was, I'd much rather they bring back tar and fearthering.

I didn't witness it, but I read a story that our towns BLM march was down the sidewalk next to our mall.

Wow, my mom moved us to Sylvan corners around '69. I attended Sylvan Jr high and graduated from San Juan High school in '75. I actually lived right across the street behind some business's by the walk light if it's still there. That area of Roseville and Citrus Heights was a great place to grow up.

I mentioned to my wife the other day that I was glad that we moved to a small town. How ever it turns out, we get to watch from afar.

I did a charity ride today put on by our local Sheriff's. First time and I was really interested to see who showed up and if there was any radio traffic. It was a mix of on road only and off-road. There was a lot of UTV'S and Jeeps, with Broncos and Tacos, and other rigs thrown in. I was surprised that there was no radio traffic, other than I heard some people with the event. No gmrs or cb traffic amongst the attendees that I could tell. I wish I would have thought to put my radio on scan. I did hand my friend on of my uv5r's, and we stayed on channel 16.

If you're good with computers, then you can program most any of these radios to fit your needs. I'm not. Some of them are easier than others from what read on here. The MXT275 is a good radio, I just don't like how you have to go into the menu to get to the repeater channels. And also you have to follow midlands codes to install the repeater tones. I have it in my truck now because I don't think I will be using repeaters while in my truck, just mobile to mobile simplex.

I prefer the Radioddity for simplicity. The midland comes with a little antenna and it worked quite well out on trails. I installed a nmo mount on the cowl of my jeep and run a midland ghost antenna now. If I wanted distance I'd would go with the midland mxt26 db gain antenna, and still might pick one up for driving to and from the trails, though there's really no one to talk to where I live. It's pretty quiet on gmrs and cb around here.

When tar and feathering becomes a thing again, maybe I'll get interested.

I've had a Midland MXT275 in my jeep for awhile. Pretty good radio for what it is. Put it on a simplex channel and talk. I didn't like having to go into the menu to go to repeater channels. I finally bought a Radioddity db20-g and all you have to do is scroll up to the repeater channel with the tone dialed in. Probably not explaining it right, but it works for me.

Living 16 miles from the Mexican border probably puts way out of range.

I'm not a specialist in any stretch of the imagination. But yeah, height is might as in gmrs. I heard a lot of people from around the states and Canada. Not sure why, I just wasn't able to make a contact. I think my radio was running about 45 watts or so

I just drove our little mountain and parked at about 5,600ft elevation trying to make a contact on LSB,USB, and AM. No luck today. I was in my truck using the QT80. Saturday I'm doing a charity ride event in my jeep and I hope I will have the opportunity to test the QT40 while driving the route the coordinators picked out.

Big as in spent money

I've just jumped back in myself after 20 years. I was a part time truck driver back then and always had a radio when I drove. I've never been a real technical person. I went big and installed a Radioddity Qt80 in my Ram and a Radioddity QT40 in my TJR. Learning as I go.