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Al, think of a stock 200T with a stock muffler and a clogged air filter, and there's your 201.

Now I follow. Im dense sometimes.

Wait, I don't understand. You think Im wrong or I'm right? Im not engaging you, Im trying to follow what you meant better.

Im just learning smilies. Im not real handy with them yet.

Oh relax. Im just ribbing you.

You got a thing for those profiles Butch!:roll:

Yes. Please don't think I was knocking saw modding. I think its awesome. I was saying that I don't fancy buying something new in the box that will take further investment just to make bearable.

I get the fact that you can make them run good. That's dandy. But for me, I want to take a saw out of the box and get to work. To spend 600 bucks on a climbing saw, then pay shipping both ways, then mod costs, just to get a good running saw, is a joke. I think saw modding is great, don't get me...

Yes, Ive run 201's. They're pieces of shit.

B, its the only J-Red I own. Its been an excellent tool. Does not have the chain speed of the 200t, but the torque is there. My 2139 has been in the tree full time for 2 years now and has not acted up once. It has an entirely different balance then a 200t. Its compact in size. I think I paid...

Quick plug for the Johnny 2139!!

To be honest Stig, a 30-30 is plenty of power for a close range bear. Its not a super high performance round, as we all know, but I made sure to sneak the bullet in without hitting the shoulder and it went out the other side. I used a heavy bullet loaded up very hot also. But, while Im a...

Im 29 and have hearing damage already. Up until 3 years ago I didn't wear muffs. Competitive rifle shooting, and 29 years of being exposed to the business.