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Dave you know you can program your streamlight to high only, or low high. Then you don’t have worry about strobe or sos. I programmed one of mine to high only.

Thank you all! I will get some cucumbers planted in the next couple days!

Thanks Jamie! I probably did go a little overboard. But I hadn’t planted for a couple years. We do eat a lot of tomatoes we make salads almost every single day. I have a few friends to give extras too. I should have planted cucumbers. But it’s probably a little late.

All I have are 10 tomato plants. 2 are for slicing. The other 8 are cherry tomatoes. 6 of the cherry tomato plants are small Walmart starters. They are a little behind the others I got from rural king and they are going great.

I completely agree. She gave about a one hour news media live interview that was on FB live. I never saw so much nonsense in my life. Talking about her intuition and how spirits told her which to walk. And never did any reporter question the wisdom of her total lack of preparation or call her on any of her ridiculous rambling.

I am glad to hear you like it. I wondered how it would be with the grip safety.

https://abc7news.com/hawaii-jogger-missing-more-than-2-weeks-found-alive-police-say/5316559/ A lot said about how strong this woman was, I agree. But nothing said about how easily preventable this was. And by having just a few simple items she could have a been found sooner. 1. Not hiking or jogging in a remote area alone. 2. Do not leave your phone in the car. 3. Let someone know where you are going and when you will return. 4. Carry an emergency kit. Fire making, knife, flashlight, signal mirror,whistle etc. 5. Might want to have a map, gps or compass.

The old Winchester single shots were just like that mossberg.

I have used the Saint Marie clamp on mount and a 3x7 Tasco scope. The clamp on mount is a side mount. I liked this set up way better than a scout mount. Took lots of deer with this set up.

https://youtu.be/xxbl74v0nWg about 3 minutes into this video OHP Captain Dan Combs talks about being shot in the gut point blank with .45. He still drove himself to the hospital. I saw Officer Combs demonstrate his shooting skills when I was a youngster.

I don't store gas. I try to not let my vehicles get under a half tank, then I top off. No worries about the current pipeline explosion. The last time I didn't even use a half tank of gas before the thing was fixed. No commute for me... Just a few errands during the week. Retired Worse case I have a walking shoes and a bicycle.

I let my JM 1894 Marlin 357 go a few years ago. (Yes I regret it!) Decades ago I had the 1894 in 44mag did not shoot it much and sold it in the mid 80s! The last couple years I have looked hard at buying another 357 lever. Marlin still makes them but for some weird reason they are not sold in the U.S. Look online they have them in Australia in gun stores. I don't want a Rossi, I don't care for the Henry design. I don't want to pay auction prices for the the old 1894s. So I may buy the Japenese made Winchester 1873 in 357. As for the Marlin 1894 in current production in 44 mag, they get mostly great reviews and I would not mind trying one! But I have nothing else left in 44mag. Heck I might get one anyway!

Congrats on your P89! Reliable shooter! I had a P85 years ago and should not have let it go! Picked up a new P95 a couple years ago and it is a good shooter too!

Looks like they are about to fix it! http://www.wral.com/broken-gas-pipeline-has-nc-stations-drivers-running-on-fumes/16031334/

As soon as I heard the news, the wife and I went and topped off our vehicles. They were sitting on half tanks anyway. All of our families are a half to a full tank away. If I need to go see them I will have the gas to do it. If this inconvenienced someone or added to the problem, I am truly sorry...

I never find it in the oakgrove Walmart and that's about the only local store I check. Midway and midsouth always seems to have some but not often in the 5-7 cents range. I don't buy very much anymore,in fact I don't think I have bought any in over a year. I haven't quit shooting but I try to shoot in smaller amounts. November will see massive stockpiling and price gouging, so I don't think things will change for the better.

I had a bersa .380 for years and never had any trouble with it. I shot multiple brands of ammo out of it no issues. I would still have it, but my daughter wanted it. I did not have the CC model. Having to pry a case out does not sound good. If it's new, I would contact Bersa or the dealer that sold it to you.

Darn, I am visiting in town now. If I had know would have brought some stuff, I have a couple Junkers I would have turned in!

Good video!

I had a brand new 232 that could not make it thru a magazine without a FTF or stovepipe. I tried a few boxes of various ammo brands and it didn't make any difference. My first and last Sig. Nice looking pistol though. I don't have much patience for pistols that aren't reliable. I had a used bersa 380 that never had a hiccup.

Ok here is another choice http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item/0000383202/22-Winchester-Mag-30-Grain-V-Max-50-Rounds I don't work for midsouth and the last 22 mag I had was a colt new frontier with the mag cylinder.

I wouldn't buy at this price either unless I had no other choice.

Apparently they are still making 22 mag in the Philippines. And midsouth is selling it.http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item/00600FAC22M1N/Armscor-Precision-22-Mag-40-Grain-JHP-Box-of-50-Count

Hogs can smell you and hear long before you see them. I tried hunting them at Fort Rucker in Alabama. I walked miles and miles of woods and creek beds and only saw tracks. I was driving a down a gravel road through the training area and I saw a big herd of hogs in the road about 50 yards ahead of me. I stopped my truck and the hogs ran into the woods. I was a little excited so I got out and walked into the woods to see where they went. . I started looking right where they went into woods, there was a dry creek bed right there inside the woods about 30 feet deep. I walked as quiet as I could along the ridge above the creek bed ,at the end of it the creek bed it merged with with another creek bed. And there was this entire herd of hogs wallowing in the mud like it was a resort or something. They did not know I was watching them. One of them was a 3 legged Hampshire farm hog and the others were all completely wild. I stood and realized my bad luck, I had not been hunting that day and did not have gun. So after a little I clapped my hands and yelled and that whole herd went up the opposite side of the creek into woods. I never saw a 3 legged hog move so fast. I went back to that spot a couple times and never saw hogs there again. Most of hogs taken at Rucker were trapped by local contract hunters in big traps baited with corn. Deer hunters got a few too.