Recent content by misterwhipple

Aside from the obvious points, I liked that the action was open when he was handling a pistol for the camera.

I agree with The Lone Haranguer. My right eye is weak and my left hand is clumsy. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that just by tilting my head a little I could use the two strong parts together. Too bad it won't work with a rifle, though.

I've no business feeling safe in my home if I won't take responsible steps to be safe.

From the Sun-Sentinal: So watch it, Bub!

The problem isn't her expression of an anti-gun opinion. It's her shameful abuse of a) an old man who b) had just been through a life-changingly traumatic experience, c) again. She did not simply mention she owned a Ford. She hunted down a Chevy owner who had recently been in a collision...

Here's a meta-report on YouTube that includes the clip in question. The lady's conduct was shameful. That she was not dismissed the day she turned in the footage reflects poorly on her station's management.

Yeah, me too. :uhoh:

Sorry, no clue. I only know repairing damage to any of those can be mind-bogglingly expensive. Sounds like a1abdj might be the man to listen to.

Naw, that's where the carpal-tunnel came from.:rolleyes:

Cool beans! We don't often hear of public officials talking that way.

Makes my hernia scars hurt just reading about it. Do you know the rated load limit of your floor/slab/foundation?

The which who?

I would like to have seen Montana I first decided I liked Montana when I heard the governor had signed a bill forbidding state employees from implementing the Real ID statute. When I found out about the state's attitude toward guns and the 2d Am., I almost fell in love. Wish I could afford...

What's a ruana? Is it that Colombian poncho thingy? They look kinda lightweight for Montana's reputed weather. [ob guns] Are they any good for a CCW covergarment? :D

My Smith & Walther has never bit me the way I've read about, but the slide does have a lot of really sharp edges all over. I don't have an especially strong grip, and I'm having to practice carefully to avoid limp-wristing and failures to feed/eject. Hot loads like Cor-Bon seem to cause me more...