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Anything firearm related is backed up. It was probably mailed. Good ol usps is a lot slow too. Lots of folks getting them these days. Could be in a huge pile that hit and backlog a few days.

Welcome from Spring Hill. I ventured away from home in 2005. Lots of folks from TX moving in. Williamsport Lakes is a local fishing hole down there. I’m sure there’s more but that’s the place to go. Not to far from Columbia.

I shipped a box to TX March 1. It didn’t show up as scanned when I dropped it off. First notification I got was that it showed up in Memphis yesterday and Dallas this morning. I dropped $35 to get it there. Thankfully the recipient is being patient with me. UPS was even higher but may go that route on things for a bit. It stinks

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I installed permanent mount units when I lived in Virginia. They got the occasional hurricane, snow and ice. Enough to keep me very busy and the guy that ran it part time to quit his day job as an electrical engineer at a ship yard. He was constantly ducking out to do estimates and installs. I may look into one when we’re moved in our new home. Thankfully we have natural gas at that place. There aren’t too many in my neck of the woods here in the “city” but a few do have them. With underground power it takes a lot for ours to even flicker much less loose it for more than an hour. Automatic bus transfer is nice too. About 3-5 seconds and your back up and comfy again.

I’d leave it on Auto still. Trying to hold out on using it for sure. So far we’re good on heat.

I read up on this years ago. I’m talking closed loop heat pump set up. Or as closed as you can get. I can smell a skunk sometimes if it wanders by. This house is drafty. If things go as planned it’s being sold in a month or so. Just curious if it’s cost effective to let the heat pump run or let emergency heat cycle. Hopefully this mess will be gone by next week.

It does switch to auxiliary around these temps. My crazy mind thinks why can’t there be a recirculating type system on these things by now. Seems to be easier to reheat 65-70° then to make heat from 25° and lower. There might be just not residential type set ups.

More like a heat pump vs emergency heat cost thing. Various outlets say switch to the emergency heat when it dips below a certain temperature to keep the house warm or at a comfortable level. Our house is isn’t the best at retaining anything (on a crawl space) but the heat pump is keeping up. Switching over to Emergency heat will pump in hotter air then shut off like normal but curious to know if a constantly running heat pump fairs in electricity usage to an intermittent emergency heat usage.

Grocery store here in Spring Hill was beat pretty good just after lunch today. I normally go Sunday morning but decided to go today. Looked like the day before Thanksgiving. My weather app says 7”. Who knows.

$60 mailed. Need it to go away!

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Tried to get rid of this last May and no luck. I’ve sold my Shield so it’s gotta go. Copied and pasted from my last ad so that’s why it looks weird. Right handed Fury Carry Solutions OWB holster for an M&P Shield 9/40 in Coyote, like the title says. Bought it middle of January received it early March. 1.5” loops and it’s very snug fitting to the weapon. I found another rig that’s working for me much better. It was called a concealment holster before the current adjustable run. Bought at $82 shipped to my door. I can do $70 mailed. In and around Spring Hill meet afternoons or weekend otherwise USPS. Cash or PayPal

We bought into a new construction build in October. It was now or never on us moving cause the wife wanted something brand new. The dance I'm doing now is I don't want to move twice. Our neighborhood currently is the last budget sweet spot in the city for starting families. The way the market is around here stuff lasts mainly a week when it gets listed. About 25% of the time it's sold before a sign gets in the yard. Another plus, I stand to make 6 figures on appreciation alone not including the 15 years in equity. The market is crazy for buyers, but it worked out very well in my situation.

I got an Urban Carry Lock Leather for my G19. Found it works very well for the M&P 2.0 compact 4” as well. Love two-fers. https://urbancarryholsters.com/lockleather

Uplula is great. Saves my thumbs. I normally load up at home before the range. If you look at https://www.maglula.com/product/uplula-9mm-to-45acp it almost yells at you about knockoffs.

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Non descript memo book. I got it back in 2004 or so. It's like a catch all book for me. One note in there says I drove 35,744 miles in a year time frame. Ah, the good ol days.

@MacGyveror @TGO David hopefully can answer this. Blank for me too.

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Clouds got me in Spring Hill. Hazy ball.

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furycarrysolutions.com I have 2 of their holsters and have no complaints. They are in Maryville, TN also. Found this a few minutes ago. Q: What if I don't see my firearm listed? A: We offer a mold trade program. You purchase the gun mold that matches your firearm and mail it to our shop (we'll help you find the proper mold). We then build your holster from that mold. You receive the holster free of charge and we keep the mold to build holsters for future customers. You only pay the standard shipping fee for your holster. Your lead time starts once the mold arrives at our shop. *Mold Trade Program does not cover specialty colors.*

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