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Hope to still breeze through. Wife gets her hair done about every 6 weeks. Guess what week it is. :bored:

I picked up a TDU belt from Amazon and has been fine. Not much of a shirt tucker these days. My other is a regular leather, not braded of course, Columbia that's held up well. Just my opinion from a thrifty (not cheap) person.

Received a pair of Smya S107's. These are far above the junk set I bought earlier. Extremely easy to control with the "active" tail rotor. Bought 2 S107's and 2 replacement parts packs for $40 delivered. The other set went up and down pretty much. These can do all ranges of motion. They charge off USB or the remote. Wondering what the charge time would reduce to off an iPad charger(2.1 amps). Not sure what a computer USB output is. Fly on

So that's a no? I think there are only two responses here. In or out.

In

Good looking Smith.

Thanks for the info on the registration. I'll probably stick to the inside versions to figure it all out then step up to outdoor models if I want bigger toys.

Welcome

I noticed the Syma brand this morning. I'll most likely pick up one of those and a drone and see what works best. My son is getting used to the "easy on the throttle" phrase now.

My 6 year old wanted a drone. Stopped in a local big box store to return a few things and they had a two pack of helicopters for $17. Of course they retail for $90 so I thought they were a steal. Wrong. Awful tail spin, turned over sometimes before getting off the ground. Trim is awful. Just going to trash them instead of hassling with returning them to the mfg. But it was fun. Drone drawback is "the license". Wondering about ease of flight. So if I were to pick one for zipping around the house would a drone or helicopter be better for a 6 year old?

Congratulations. I'm at 15 years in April. Met her 21 years ago.

An admim should be able to fix you up. They will be around shortly.

I picked some of this up in 124grn. Looks like good stuff. The boxes are small too which means I can cram more in my ammo cans.

I'll watch it if I run across it flipping thru channels. Takes a pair for sure running those tracks at high speed.

Welcome aboard.

I have a 26 thats broken in if you venture into Williamson County at all. I'm tied close to the house with a toddler in tow most week days.

Of any place to OC in Virginia, Newport News isn't one of them along with Hampton and Norfolk.  I grew up in Williamsburg and worked in Newport News for a number of years. It's a place where when the street lights come on you go home basically. Guy picked the wrong neighborhood for this.

Just for FYI, Vanderbilt Children's doesn't block much. Spent about 5 full weeks there starting this time last year.

Received my Garrett Industries Silent Thunder IWB a few days ago. Sent 100 rounds down range too all without a hiccup. Sent a question about the holster and asked if the back portion is supposed to be offset from the weapon. No word yet. Should have picked up one of these leather lined pieces a long time ago instead of the $40-50 kydex only holsters. Adjustable cant and the clip is the best I have had the experience using.

On the news last night they said now it's on hold. They might be moving and the cost, I guess, for reproducing the new signs is something they don't want to mess with right now.

Welcome aboard

I say keep the Leatherman. I still use the original Super Tool in the 15+ year old range. Couple drops of oil and all is well.

Guess I'll being getting a set this weekend. I've bought two sets from the Spring Hill shop and these guys are good. They price matched the first set and have used them since. Free rotate on new rubber and fixed a nail hole for free.

I'd run a patch down the barrel and do what Runco says. Shoot it. That copper grease is good stuff to leave for a range session.

Dust this off. I ordered the Silent Thunder IWB for FNS9. Should be on around a week or so.