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Looks like Costco will soon be require face masks coverings….

Hmm. I got a Facebook post from Costco that they may be soon be require face masks coverings by May 4th. They also look like they are planning to have special hours for members over age 60 to be allowed in at 9 AM to 10 AM see more info on the video. I dont understand way why people are upset against using face covering during this virus situation. If you know the reason, or would like to comment, please post in the comments below. Otherwise the CDC has instructions on how to make difference styles fabric masks to slow the spread of the virus at https://www.cdc.gov/

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Costco – Live Fruit Trees 12.6 Gal / 47 L – Cherry and Almond at my Costco $35

Costco has just brought out their Live Fruit Trees on sale in the 12.6 Gal / 47 L pot size. They had – Cherry and Almond assorted fruit trees at my Costco for $35.99. I have seen similar live cherry trees online :https://amzn.to/3e8cyk6 as well as live almond rees online: https://amzn.to/2JXY9cv for about $50 online and locally at my nurseries for about $60+. Btw, my Youtube vlogs and reviews may also have associated affiliate links to products that may earn from qualifying purchases.

They also have a lot of other garden items out at Costco this weekend. Time to get planing. Ofcourse if you are not a green thumb, you can always just order dried almonds ( https://amzn.to/3a0SVHt ) and cherry fruit ( https://amzn.to/3a2OHzh ) online.

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CROSMAN SR357 Full Metal CO2 BB Revolver – UNBOXING

This is a quick unboxing and features (only) review video of the Crosman SR357 full metal CO2 air powered BB revolver ( https://amzn.to/2xZNtXU ). Full detailed review next week. This is a CO2 air pistol and not a firearm. And in the United States you need to be 16 years old to buy one at a retail store or online. Btw, my Youtube vlogs and reviews may also have associated affiliate links to products that may earn from qualifying purchases.

I have been wanting to buy this for a long time. Mainly due to the full metal weight of the pistol to practice handling and plinking. I love the Crosman Vigilante ( https://amzn.to/34m5AUo ). I bought years ago. Its also a CO2 based pellet and BB revolver. While the Vigilante is fun, accurate, and very durable over the 5 years i owned it, its plastic. I wanted something a little more authentic that i can load and plink. Full review and mods here: 

The Crosman SR357 full metal BB revolver ( https://amzn.to/2xZNtXU ) has the full weight and function like a real revolver. Down to the revolver magazine and ejector pin, it can be easily mistaken for a revolver so use caution when transporting or target practicing.

Crosman also produces short barrel version the SNR357 (https://amzn.to/34ox4bY ) that is able to use either pellet or bb’s. I chose to buy the regular SR357 as I only plan to use BB’s with my plinking and wanted the look of the long barrel size.

Pros:
-Great realism and feel – down to the revolver ejector and metal cartridges for the bb’s
-Heavy full metal air pistol (about 2 pounds)
-CO2 BB’s are inexpensive buy
Cons:
-CO2 Handle cover comes off way too easy making the hammer cocking annoying.
-Metal cartridges are about $10 – $12 for pack ( https://amzn.to/34jCSDr ) and they only seem to have pellet version of the cartridges. Slow loading without a speed loader ( https://amzn.to/3ea8TT9 ).

Overall: I wanted to own this since it came our years ago, it was on sale so I bought it. Is it worth it? I am not sure yet as i have not fully tested the accuracy and handling yet. Stay tuned next week for that video.

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