u/ol-stinky

So about 20yrs ago I was fresh out of school, so I bought a whole bunch of blank decks and thought I was going to start a skateboard company. We'll that never happened, but it did leave me with a bunch of skateboards that I never sold. So at some point this one became a rider and I love it. It has some no name oldschool trucks on it, probably off a Valterra or something. The wheels are Sector 9s that have been on it pretty much the last 15 years, but sometimes I had Spitfires on it.

I'm thinking about changing wheels again. There are a bunch of cool DIY concrete parks popping up in my area and I am in the market for a nice ATF wheel. Something I can use on still cruise on kind of quietly, but that will work good on things like ditches and concrete bowls.

Will the 9 Balls be too soft? Or do you think they'd work? Should I be looking in the 95-97a range?

So a while back my childhood best friend and I were talking online about the old 90s CCS catologs and those huge monster truck off road wheels they used to sell. I mentioned that I had two sets and how at 12 I would have lost my mind if I had them on a Powell hotrod flame deck.

Well fast forward a month, he shows up at my 40th birthday and hands me this thing. I could have cried. We talk every day online, but we live far and haven't seen each other in years. I didn't even know he was going to be there.

So needless to say, I have to put giant monster trucks wheels on it. But eventually it will just get some Spitfires and indys. And he's getting my second set of monster wheels.

God I love that dude.

This came up in my Facebook memories. Two years ago I took my 2yr old to catch his first fist and he did it on a vintage Shakespeare reel mounted to a True- Temper rod. I love old WonderReels, bit this one gave us some problems that day. I've since gotten him a modern spincast setup so I don't have to spend so much time fiddling around with a 60yr old problematic reel. He caught three bluegill that day.

Hi, I'm new to this subreddit. I figured I'd show this off. Its a Wright and McGill 7 1/2ft spin/fly combo. I bought it to try fly fishing, but never got around to learning it. I have used it as a spinning rod and its ok, but its a lot longer than I like to fish with and kinda floppy.

I've paired it with a vintage Eagle Claw model 225 for spinning, and a Eagle Claw 1010 for fly. I was trying to keep the whole setup vintage, but not really sure if all parts are era correct. I even have it stored in a vintage Flambeau Mighty-Tuff storage tube.

It's a cool setup, kind of a novelty. In case you can't tell from the pictures, you just flip the handle around to switch from spin to fly.

Hello, I dont know much about this kind of stuff. Could you guy help me with identifying this ammo? Is it WWII era? Does it have collector value?