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These weren't my cup of tea but super appreciative that they're getting posted later in the day now.

Seems like a great deal. If I'd have sold my saiga 12, I'd be jumping on this. Maybe I can pull off a sale quick enough.

I sure am glad this is in Knoxville. The text is unreadable on mobile without copy and pasting. Everything is blacked out.

Does anyone have a link to a comparable model? I was about to pull the proverbial trigger on the Costco Bighorn that’s on sale for $700 and second guessing.

I just cough a few times when someone is too close.

Oh yeah, good way to prevent connector breakage is to use a pick tool to operate the lock mech. Replacement injector connectors are pretty widely available for this reason.

The two pitfalls that come to mind are pinching an o-ring or heat soak. A little lube will prevent most pinch risk. Heat soak depends on the motor design and how many miles. The electrical connectors are often brittle and crack/crumble when removing. It’s usually the lock mech that cracks and then the continuity is suspect to fail.

Thinking I want in on this one too. I’ll think about it for a day or so.

More puzzles. We’ve already gone through both 1000 piece puzzles and just finished a 2000 piece this weekend.

I have some hospitals in WI that the nurses are signing intent to unionize.

I just bought a PRS on sale from Brownells last week for $209. I got an Aero .308 buffer kit at the same time. Shipped and arrived in less than a week. Haven’t run through a mag of ammo yet, though.

What do you mean? An audiophile wouldn’t know how to respond to this problem as it’s so simple that it shouldn’t take an explanation. While I consider myself a low end audiophile, the price of admission to a starter home theater is around $2500. Anything less and I would argue it’s better suited for a bedroom. If you want adjustability with gain/equalizer/setup, the you will have to pony up and get a stand alone receiver and speakers of quality.

Looks like the attachment didn’t work earlier. Make the adjustments to the level that I mentioned earlier and see if it helps.

Sometimes you got to know when to fold them.

My last one last month was instant too. Assumed they all were now.

Your current setup will allow for the adjustment that you need. I have attached a screenshot from the manual that describes it. These all in one solutions are not something that I have much experience researching. Either way increase center volume and decrease subwoofer and both front channel. It also will depend on what type of input you are using to get the audio to the receiver and the quality of the signal. Nothing is going to make a difference if you are using composite(rca) cables to provide the audio. I didn’t check what inputs the receiver can use.

What gear are you using? Most systems should have a level adjustment for each channel. For instance, my speakers and receiver are too big for the room they are in. I have to adjust everything but the center channel down and then the center up. It helps to allow the voice be louder than the fronts, sides, or rears.

I have to admit that I decided to pull the trigger on a couple of parts that I needed to include a brace and lower build kit for a pistol upper that I’ve had sitting around for a couple years. I wanted the sba3 brace and it was cheaper. Someone snaked the last one while I was perusing the BCG’s. Then while I decided I spring for the pdw brace, the cheap BCG’s sold out. All in all, I think the panic cost me an extra $90 that I wouldn’t have spent last week. Even though I thought I had enough, I sure wish I had another 1K .45 rounds.

We use it too. Hopefully there isn’t a rush that puts the squeeze on all us prepanic customers.

In the last couple of years my wife has transitioned from a traditional college professor to online teaching, as well as, teaching fitness classes at various ymca’s and like places. She teaches 3-4 classes a day for the Bellevue YMCA right. Ow and that has all disappeared. Luckily that money is nothing we need to survive, but she’s going crazy already. I only post because the question was asked about those affected, I don’t need any sympathy. I have been lucky enough to be a regional VP for a healthcare company. I no longer live within my own region of management. I travel most weeks, so this has been a welcomed relief from the road warrior life.

$346 including tax and shipping. Tax will be collected regardless, so it should be excluded from any calculations. Let’s go with the $317 shipped plus the $30 transfer. The academy price of $439 doesn’t appear to be the laser model. I don’t see them ever reaching the $350 mark for one including the CT laser. Plus, I plain don’t like shopping with Academy.

PSA has a smoking daily deal on the Shield .45. $340 shipped with CT laser. I needed something for the extended backpacking trips and hopefully this will fit the bill. It was an impulse buy, so hopefully I don’t regret it.

Police precinct or nothing if I don’t know you or your history.

@ReeferMac it is. I believe he was going to keep this one, but had the chance to buy the dad of my dog, and decided to pass her on to me. She's a giant and very sweet. I feel ya on the potty training. Little sucker pees every five minutes. We've had to pick up the water bowl in order to stay on top of it.

Most knowledgeable trainers would argue that a canine that’s trained to bite is far less likely to bite out of fear/reaction than an untrained canine. These dogs know when, why, and how to bite. There’s no chance of getting mine to bite without an act of aggression. There’s definitely a chance that a canine doesn’t do well with the work and may not have the head for it, and it’s up to a responsible owner/trainer to decide what the dog is capable of learning. They are also taught to bite and hold instead of chewing and ripping. I couldn’t stand letting @ReeferMac having the only puppy. My next monster came home Sunday.