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It looks like it will fit. I’ll update when I get them.

After looking at their site I think the Ulticlip XL may be just what I’m looking for. I’ll print the size sheet from their site to see if the holes will match up. Thank you for the suggestion, I had never heard of them before.

I barely have time to get a haircut these days, the last thing I need is another DIY project. I’d rather just pay someone who knows what they’re doing. I have no idea what the hole spacing is, I figured I’d just send one to copy.

After many years of service the belt loops on my Secret City Weaponeers holster have cracked. I’d like to have six made if anyone here can do it or suggest someone who can. Thanks

They give out the news they want you to hear and suppress the news they don’t want you to hear.

I didn’t know the Brute Squad had a van.

Because it’s the best. But you already knew that.

Thanks for the heads up! YOWZA!

We were planing on leaving early this morning, but God had other plans. I met a guy last night, same age as me, wife same age as mine, 3 kids like me, a house... But my house still has the siding and shingles on it and isn’t surrounded by fallen trees. I put a extra saw in his hands and we went to work.

I’m sitting on my air mattress in a church in Altha FL, I’ve been here for a few days and I’ll be back home tomorrow. I’ve been cutting trees and assessing damage to our churches here in the area in preparation for the arrival of larger teams in coming weeks. I worked in South Florida last year, I worked in North Dakota after the floods in 2011, I was in NC and SC a few weeks ago. I’ve been there and done that. I’ve never seen anything quite like this. This afternoon we drove from the west side of Port Saint Joe to Altha (62 miles I believe) and it was mile after mile of destruction. Almost all of the roadside power lines are down, 85% of the pine trees you see are snapped about 15’ up from the ground with the tops laying over. Most houses have trees on them or through them. The power is out everywhere. Altha is trashed, the church I’m staying in amazingly has minor damage, similar buildings close by were heavily damaged. Did I mention Altha is around 60 miles inland? I talked to a local today and he rode it out in his house with his wife, 155 mph winds for 1.5 hours. Scared to death. The only other disaster I’ve personally seen that compares to this is the Joplin MO tornado in 2011, but the scale here is much larger. Ive seen houses with trees across them and on their cars as well, families living in tents, everyone is cooking outside. These people are hurting and they need help. James

I haven’t forgotten, Last week I passed up Dicks, which is 2 minutes from my house, and drove 20 minutes to Academy in Knoxville to spend $250 on shoes and another $150 for camping supplies. I hope they continue to feel the pain of their decision.

“fractal of suck” I’ll be using that little gem in the future.

Yeah, I was talking about the non meat traps.

Anyone know if those traps will attract and trap honey bees?

Just a FYI, you don’t have to ignite the gas, the fumes will go all through the nest and kill them.

Bubba’s gonna Bubba.

The alley behind Walmart.

Walmart never ceases to entertain. Scenes like this are why I try to avoid Walmart whenever possible.

Nein, you are quite mistaken Herr Johnson! It is clearly a microphone. lol

H&R Youth 20 ga. single shot, purchased at Kmart in Oak Ridge when was 10. It was stolen from our home along with 12 other long guns. Some years later I got a phone call from the Anderson County SO informing me that they had recovered it. It was the only gun that we ever got back.

Because that doesn’t make for a good story..... ”Uh, yeah, we had some kids coming over, so I secured my pistol in a biometric safe next to my bed.” Booooooooooooring......

When we’ve got kids coming over I usually hide mine in the microwave.

My mother recently bought a Ryobi electric, I used it today to clean the soffit under her porch. It worked perfectly and wasn’t half the pain that the gas one is. The thing I liked best about it was not hearing the gas motor running constantly. Prag, I believe an electric one will do anything you need it to do and if it won’t you can borrow my gas one. I plan on buying a Ryobi electric soon. Edit: this is similar. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Ryobi-1-600-PSI-1-2-GPM-Electric-Pressure-Washer-RY141612/301004462p

I own neither, but have shot both. I love Glocks, I carry a 19 every day and shoot a 34 or 19 in IDPA and USPSA. That being said, I preferred the Sheild to the 43. It wasn’t even a close contest for me. The Sheild fit my grip better and I shot it consistently faster and more accurately than any other plastic gun I’ve ever fired. There was no learning curve either, just picked it up and instant gratification. I can’t comment on how it feels to carry, but I’m sure it’s more comfortable than a 19.