We all have certain products that we use that are well made and enjoyable to use. List them here. I'll start.

This is the WeatherTech "Desk Fone." Made here in the US, it's highly adjustable and very stable. I have one on my loading bench and my office desk. As an American made product, it deserves a place on every loading bench and office desk. I highly recommend the DeskFone.

I have a pick up truck. Actually two. They are both Fords. One 77' one 90'. Don't care what brand you like. A good truck should be essential to every sportsman.

Dude wipes.

Made in USA.

You’re welcome.

I've yet to own a Michelin tire that failed to give good service.

Ditto.
That’s all I’ve bought the pad 10-12 years. Cost a lot, and worth it.

County Music, The Statler Brothers.

Thermacell...

Gillette disposable razors.....yeah, I went 'there'. 🤣

Literature, The Holy Bible.

Which Version

😘😜😎

I suggest you read them all and decide for yourself. It's important enough that it's worth the effort.

Why Not?

.270W

SK tools

Boom!!

Leupold, Glock, Toyota, Case Knives, Lewes reels, Stetson hats, Stihl chainsaws, Makita power tools, Mathews bows, Yamaha outboards, Little Debbie Swiss Cake Rolls, Cooper tires and Honda engines.

Slow down there sparky. Let others have a turn.

Sorry. I was just looking around the house.
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Did I mention Gibson guitars?

Always had good luck with Zeiss scopes. Also kit kat bars

Old Forester 100 Proof Rye

A wench. We all need a good wench

Wipe-Out Bore cleaner.

RCBS chargemaster and Competition Electronics Pro Chrono. I’m not sure I’d be reloading without them.

Hammer Bullets. Designed and made in America.

RCBS, in general.

And Crocs.

Nosler partition and accubond
Tikka rifles
Worksharp knife sharpener

Early 90's Briggs and Stratton engines.

Have one on a push mower I bought in 1990 and that stupid thing fires up every single year in less than 3 pulls. Original plug. Only changed oil once. One wheel rusted off. Never have sharpened the blades. One year it sat under a snow bank all winter and fired up on the first pull.

Yep.
Had some great wenches and one really bad one. Current one is very good.

Eastwing anything.

If you like Surefire flashlights....forget the CR123......get KeepPower 16650 rechargeable batteries. Watch Amazon and you’ll see two packs for $26.

Maglights.

Zyr

Knipex pliers wrench.

Mobile Synthetic engine oil.

UGH!!! Get hip and get something modern and EFFICIENT (lumens, run time) with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Mags are money waster$

Leatherman Wave.

Sipping it now in front of the fire though polluted with sweet vermouth and bitters...

And overall cutoffs...

Basil Hayden's Dark rye,

which is currently in a glass next to my right hand.

Any 21st amendment beers, Woodford doubled oak, Wilcott, Fender, Old carhartts, Johnson levels, old leathermans, Klein tools, Stanley, Plumb, true temper, collins, blue grass, Emglo.

H&H boots, Muck Artics in winter.

S&W, remington, ruger, H&R

Whites boots

Good stuff. It's a super bargain.

JVC Home Audio Stereo Components. I still have the ones that I bought in 1990, and it all still sounds fantastic.
The Original Lava Lamp. I still have the one I bought 43 years ago, and it still works great.

iwiss pex tools.

I’ll second this, and the first thing I thought of.

Long John Silvers

Mountain Dew

Sig Sauer

Klein tools have never let me down. Most of the hand tools I've had for 30+ years

John Deere lawn mowers with Kawasaki engines.

Toyota 4-runners, especially 3rd gen models.

Honda 4wheelers

Doesn't seem so long ago we covered this topic, but here goes:
1. Buck Knives, both the knives and the customer service.
2. The Ultimate Firearm Sling - tried one this past season, and it enabled me to carry a rifle hands-free. A big help since I require a walking stick to
walk uneven terrain since my recent knee replacement. I'll be buying a couple more.
3. Anything Carhartt.
4. McMillan rifle stocks.
5. Aldi's store-brand corn flakes. $1.29 a box and way tastier than Kellogg's Corn Flakes.
6. Casio G-Shock watches. You just can't kill 'em. I've tried.
7. Moosehead beer, eh?

Smiths torch.

You will thank me later!!!!!!!

Cummins Diesel Engines.

Ambassadeur and Penn reels, leupold scopes, Johnson outboards, Minn Kota electrics, older Ford/Chevy trucks. Manns jelly worms, devils horse topwaters, Stihl chainsaws. Merle Haggard.. What else is there?

I been looking at those and reckon if I needed such, I'd get a set. But got others to wear out first!

Butt out tool 😁

Starline brass, Nosler Partitions, and Tikka center fire rifles.

You're not trying hard enough.

Firefighting is pretty hard on a watch.

Milwaukee cordless tools, Kawasaki engines.

Chevy Trucks
Benelli Shotguns
Sako Rifles
Dakota Rifles
Freedom Arms Revolvers
Colt Revolvers
USFA Revolvers
Sig Pistols
Hk Pistols
Schmidt Bender Scopes
Night Force Scopes

Toyotas, .17 Fireball, .204 Ruger, and well built flashlights using current technology (ie, the 1990's called, and they want their maglites back)

Damn LT, you had me until you added Gibson Guitars.

EVERY one knows the Fender Stratocaster RULES ! 🤠

My first one did yeoman's duty and lasted for about 12 - 13 years. That watch went there and back again. I wore it through workouts, runs, swimming in lakes, worked on my cars with it. No complaints. When it finally died, I bought another to replace it. That second one didn't last 3 years. Bought one last one after that. I don't think I even got a year out of it. So I'd agree with you based on the experience with my first, but the last two not so much.

Thanks for reminding me... My 2011 custom shop Strat

I've owned 3 Surefire Flashlights. 1st one popped and completely quit after 20 minutes of use. Replaced batteries, replaced bulb, no joy. DOA. Got another one. Dropped it from waist high once and it probably lasted 15 minutes. Replaced batteries, replaced bulb. DOA. There are very few things in this world oversold than Surefire flashlights. Every brand ever made is better than a Surefire.

Carhartt anything
Browning rifles
Sig pistols
Minn kota trolling motors

Wild Turkey 101

Benelli shotguns

That’s a Beauty Grizz !!!

And cloudflare, apparently.

Smith and Wesson revolvers, 98 Mausers, 870 pumps, carhartts, 22lr, 7X57, 30-06, 375 and 12 gauge.

Absolutely

Down. Down pillows, blankets, jackets, vest. Comforters, you get the idea. Prime goose down.

King of the Mountain wool and Schnee’s boots.

Wife's sewing scissors- about every 2 weeks. saves a lot of time....

Stabila

I-Pilot

Lee 4 Hole Turret

1911

Costa Del Mar sunglasses.

Anything made by Nite Ize, including Inova flashlights.

Eureka brand tents.

A good horse.

Glock wheel chocks.

+10

Well duh...I was speaking of ACOUSTIC guitars. Add Fender to my list too.

BMW Motorcycles.

Can’t believe 1911 is not on every post.

Once I got a Lee 4 hole turret...couldn’t believe everyone did not have them. The only problem is having enough turrets!

Toyota, Honda (vehicles or small engines), Carhartt, German Shorthaired Pointers, Woodford Reserve, The Balvenie, intelligent women.

CZ 453 rimfires, Bushnell LRHSi scopes.

Mexican wife

+1, and I'll never buy another brand boot.

Uplula mag loaders. Just tried one for the first time and got all 22 rounds in a Glock 22-round .40 mag, no problem!

Plastic spoons or sporks.
Chef Boyardee products.
Accurate reliable firearms even if they are considered beneath some people,s snob factor.
Ford Rangers in general, dont know squat about the new ones.
Stay away from the dual fire 4 bangers though..
The smart phone and xnxx.
Snivel gear.
Individually wrapped processed sandwich cheese. Orange👍👍👍
Instant coffee.
Most anything involving chocolate.
Crunchy peanut butter ( combined with above in many cases)
Fire.
The wheel.
Having dogs work with us 10,s of thousands of yrs ago.


Yep ......
Thats about it....

Agreed...Until you make her angry! Hide the knives...

Kubota MX-5100 tractor
CZ 452 rifles

Browning, most anything, I'm wearing my Browning socks!

Steve4102- a great addition to the Lee Turret - the Hornady Cam-Lock bullet puller.

Ok here is one- Rector #5 thread sealant. So much better than teflon tape.

16 gauge sterlingworth's or, if you prefer cornshellers, old ithaca model 37's

Wrangler boot socks. Comfy, stay up, and made in USA.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MUKK6FW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Mec shotshell loaders

Cobra cb radios.

KRG stocks
Glock
Simms
Seekins
lamson reels
diawa reels
Beretta and rizzini shotguns
rock river
ballistol
griffs
pelican cases
seagar flouro
maxima line
seek outside gear
scarpa boots
gruman canoes
Honda small engines

Captain Morgan
Ruger
Duluth Trading
Dodge
Kubota
Crocs
Leatherman
Kershaw
Yamaha
Honda

Crit'R Call
Kroil

Ruger tang safety rifles.

CZ 452 rimfires

Hustler ZRT mowers

Eddyline Kayaks, also made in the USA.

Everything is useful for something...

Mobile check deposit apps the banks are offering nowadays.

Sea Foam
Toro Snow Blower
Hormel canned chili
Pagoda frozen butt-kickers (pot lickers)
Wrangler jeans

Cialis, whether you need it or not.

Those bags of landscaping bark.

Sioux farm gates.

Model 10s

Ithaca 37

Rada Cutlery quick sharpener. I think Roger recommended these a couple of years ago and I now have 4 of them. Great little gift, too!

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B001692XPE/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_4?smid=A33K9XWCE10GKA&psc=1

Lendal kayak paddles. Expensive, but absolutely worth it and made in the USA.

LC Smith shotguns
Carhart coats
Anything with a Honda motor.
Muck Arctic boots.
Costco Rotisserie chickens
Wrangler jeans

Featherlite canoe paddles.

Good old Lagavulin 16 year old, made by guys wearing skirts since 1812.
Post war pre model number Smith & Wessons.

if you lack grip strength you won't like Glocks. lol

Finally I can like something you post!!

Lee Quick Trim Dies

Kids.

Yup.

Don’t spoil it, Kroil it!

Brad's Super Bait Cut Plugs

Evan Williams

Black stone griddles,
Lee collet die coupled with a Redding body die.

You ain't schittin' neither. You know she's thr best because in all our years she's never been wrong once.

+(1,000)^1000. It's probably the best bargain in all of brown liquor, even without adding ice!


Thermacell, Toyotas, & Sigs kinda go without saying.

Seafoam just made a believer outa me on a fcuked-up snow thrower carb.

Rain-X orange wiper fluid will spoil you for anything else.

Crispi boots are really easy to love.

Huggies wipes have no equal.

All Clad cookware is never a mistake.

Weber grills 'n smokers are peerless in value.

When it comes to knives, I go for Victorinox in the kitchen, Kershaw for folders, and Buck for fixed-blade.

TTSX's have worked well for me from pedestrian to sporty velocities.

Zeiss optics agree quite well with my eyes.

General Altimax passenger car tires do an awful lot of things very well.

SprayWay glass cleaner is excellent & cheap.

Sonicare toothbrushes are worth their weight in gold. Oral-B Satin Floss is nearly so.

JB's Gun Gack books are nearly indispensable to the reloader.

Hornady One Shot case lube.

Harley Power Box Rakes = tough & efficient

FC

Lucas Oil products
Starbrite Marine products
Ryobi 18V tools.



And Nosler rifles of course.

Someone mentioned a couple of my favorites. Old Forester and Evan Williams. Very different but they both do the trick.
Les

Milwaukee power tools.
Hornady ELD’s
Specialized bikes
Tacoma trucks
Lapua/Peterson brass

Agreed LT

Rockwool Insulation

No itch, won't burn, soundproofing. Wonderful product.

Simms Guide Waders and Rain Jacket

Sage Fly Rods

Ross Fly Reels

Benelli Montefeltro Shotguns

Old Remington 870 Shotguns

Old Ithaca Model 37 Shotguns

Winchester Model 42 Shotguns

Winchester 94

Ruger Super BlackHawks & RedHawks

1980 Model 70 Winchester Featherweight in 7x57

Gene Ingram Custom Knifes

Ford Suoer Duty F-250 with the 6.7 Diesel

Old Colt Single Action Army Model P

Fender Stratocaster and Telecaster

I run Milwaukee now for last 10 years
Hornady
I had a hard tail specialized. Liked it. I ride (had a few) giants, Kona etc. GIANTac1 was my favorite
Rolling a taco now. Love it.
Brass? Anything works for me at the moment.

Imperial size die wax

Tires:
Toyo M-55

The 255-85-16 E set on my truck were purchased in '01 or '02 for my 83 GMC diesel. I traded the wheels and tires onto the new to me 96 GMC in '09 before I sold the 83.

I have put 40K miles on them since I moved them to the 96. They had somewhere between 20K to 30K on the diesel.

Yes, they are almost to minimum legal tread depth.

Pizza cutter
Thinking about putting them on a 17x9

Rainx

Asquith 9 wt fly rod

Win 52
Swiss army knife
Shaw 10-22 barrels
Guinness
686+
44 Mag
Ann-Margaret
Wranglers
Voltaren

Swarovski and Zeiss optics
Griswold
Wagner Ware
Descoware
Le Creuset
Staub
Yamaha and Honda products
Carhartt
Braun shavers
Wusthof knives
Merino wool socks
Badlands 2200
Snap On
Knaack
Caterpillar
Merrell
Metal roof

+1. I have a JVC tuner and amp I bought in the mid 80s. At least 35 years old and still works great. I was so happy with it I bought a JVC home theater receiver. It's been used regularly for 19 years now and has never given the slightest problem. It just works. Home theater has changed a lot since then and I've been thinking of getting a more modern receiver. l'd buy another JVC HT receiver in a heartbeat, but as far as I can tell, JVC got out of the home audio business many years ago and just does car audio now.

The Skid-Steer

really?

exmark mowers with Kawasaki engines every day

EXCELLENT product:

Skagg mowers
Mercury 4 stroke outboards
Shimano reels
B&M rods
Pelican coolers
Gold Bond lotion
Mobil one oil
Resitol hats
Horseshoe custom crappie jigs
Lucchese boots
Yamaha atvs
Spyder wire
JL audio

Pre'64 Winchester M/70 Featherweight rifles, Springfield 1922 M2, Smith & Wesson M/41, Sig Sauer P226 9mm &.22 conversion. Milsurp ECWS Polartec fleece jackets, Woolrich shirts & jackets, Timberland Hiking Boots, Leupold scopes, Ponsness Warren reloading equipment, Redding dies, Lyman trimmer, Imperial Sizing Wax. Butch's Bore Shine, Kroil, Homer Formby's Tung Oil.

870 remingtons stihl chainsaws red wing boots case knives

Kennetreck Mountain Extreme Boots.
Pricey, but I have never felt anything better on my feet....ever.

I'm gonna post the same old list...

Used daily on the cow farm.

5-10 year old F350's

20 year old JD loader tractors

Famous Daves corn bread mix.

Never thought corn bread could be so good I'd mention it on the 24hcf.

It really is that good.

Glocks, Tikkas, 4 Runners

Goretex, Synthetic cold weather gear, tempered by Goose down

Leather goods by Montana Sling Co.

Spyderco and Victorinox knives

Air BnB

On X Maps

Altra trail shoes.

Smart Wool anything

Mt. House biscuits and gravy

Amazon, Google and Apple products and service

Nevada and Idaho for solitude



mike r

The Holy Bible.

lol, I just ordered 4 boxes. Can't wait to try it!

Zamberlan 5w-50

You'll wish you ordered more.

Apologies in advance.

I see they make a Jalapeño version. Dammit.

Beretta 686/687 shotguns

L'iL Giant Ladders

Sportspal canoe

Husqvarna chainsaws

Another 👍🏽 for Sportspal Canoes.

I can't buy that here in Sweden, but I did find a recipe from a cook who has tried 5 other recipes which copycat Famous Daves corn bread mix, and she likes the one below the best. I plan to try her recipe, but I have not yet done so!

I'll post it in case it might help somebody else.

http://www.eatcakefordinner.net/2011/11/famous-daves-cornbread-muffins-copycat.html

John

https://malkoffdevices.com/

Bring your old maglites back to life or other flashlights.

Any chambering in 6.5

STI 2011 Pistols

Glocks

GunFightersInc Holsters

USDA Prime Rib Eyes

Ingram & H-H Knives

Mystery Ranch Packs

Swazi Kagoule Anorak jacket

ZebraLight Headlamps

🦫

Ridged plumbing tools.

Got it yesterday, made it this morning. Holy shiet is it good lol. Thanks for the heads up!

Bowmore scotch

Judging from some of what I read on the campfire, I hear Vagisil is a good product that might be helpful.....

Jack in the Box two fer tacos!

Jack in the Box two fer tacos!

I’ma have me some tonight. Maybe for breakfast tomorrow.

ULA/NULA rifles
Thermacell
Crispi boots
Wrangler jeans
Toyota 4Runners
Nosler Partitions and Accubonds
Seek Outside tipis and stoves
Kifaru Slick Bags
John Barsness Gun Gack Books, Eileen’s Cookbooks
Bombay Sapphire Gin

Caseys pizza!

Springtime - Honda Power Washer
Firearms - Colt 6920, Glock 19, Ruger 10/22, Benelli M2 12ga
Gun tools - Chapman Master Kit
Chemical - Eezox - best product you can get for corrosion resistance

Columbia Beartooth Hiking Shoes. I’ve climbed 14’ers in them, and done rim to river to rim treks in Grand Canyon (all in the same day) in them. From rock climbing to mountain climbing to long endurance type treks in rough country, they’ve pretty much been my favorite. Wish they still made them.

Casey's has a real nice little tenderloin as well. It would be so much better if they had onions and pickles available on the counter so we could help ourselves.

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