frankmako

great gun to have around.  with all other that has been said.  get some 148 gr wad gutters for her to shoot to get use to the gun.  don't have the target to far away.  two to six feet is a good range for practice.  get a speed strip and some speed loaders for faster reloads.  

kia and hyundai use to be the same company.  like chev, olds, gmc, buick thing.  i got a new hyundai in 88 and we drove the wheel off the car and more.  the only reason i got rid of the car 12 years later was the wife hit a deer and caved in the front end.  it was going to cost more to repair that the car was worth.  the car still ran, just need a new hood, front bumper, and head lights.  could have gotten the parts in a junk yard for around $400.00 dollars, but a different color.  so with a paint job and parts the cost was to high.  but the car ran without any problems.  the only thing we did was tires, brakes, oil changes, and battery.  put closed to 200k miles on the car.  

well that was a waste of my time.

well that was a good review.  it showed me somethings that i knew was true.  i got several small name brand pocket guns around in 22 lr, 25 acp, 32 acp, 380 acp, and 9 mm.  they all have the same problems, they all can malfunction in a heart beat.  fte ftf, stove pipe, etc....   all of my pocket guns have got thousands of rounds through them, factory and/or reloads.  soon or later they will malfunction.  when it comes to small guns the glock 26/27 size/weight is a good starting place for a auto. it has something to do with the size/weight ratio of the small pocket guns.  the smaller and lighter you make a auto you chance a malfunction.  must be why a old school j-frame is hard to beat.  yes i know it is only five rounds, slow to reload, shape funny, and is not the coolest gun out there.  but when your pocket auto jams on round two you will wish you had mister old school.  

if it is run by the government then you know it will not work and cost one thousand time more than it should.  also, most tsa agents are not worth the air that they use.  just another low information government voter.  before 911 i use to fly six times a month on the job.  then after 911 i started to slow down on my flying.  now if i can not drive there, then i do not need to go.  i have turned down many tdy trips because of what i have seen and know.  i feel for the people that have to go through security, the crap they put up with just to get on a airplane.

  We lost the war on drugs after we shut down south Florida and the cartels change their drug routes to the Mexican border.  We could win the drug war if we shut down the boarder.  But that will not happen.  We would not have a problem with overcrowding of prisons if prisons were prisons again.  Not some country club for the dirt bag with three hots and a cot, free sex, TV, gym, and lots more.   Bring back the chain gang, put them to work cutting the highway right of ways like they did in the 60’s.  You will see a reduction in crime.  Fire up “old sparky” and clean out death row.  You will see another drop in crime.  When I was a young man in the 60’s and seeing the chain gang cutting the right of ways in the August heat I knew that I did not want to break the law.  Riding by the county work camp in the dead of winter and seeing what they were housed in also kept me out of trouble.  To most of these dirt bags prison is a badge of honor and a place to get free medical care along with a great vacation away from the many kids and old ladies that they have. 

When it comes to the laws in place to fight homemade meth production, these laws do nothing more than to put limits and restrictions against the citizen on what legal products they can purchase.  These laws do nothing in stopping the production of meth.   But why make meth at home when Mexican meth is cheaper, better, and easy to get.  We need to punish the meth cooks and meth dealers with real jail time.  Not this “catch and release” program.  

different.

hording is what making it short for the rest of us.  

i hate these recalls.  when i buy 22 ammo i dump it into a ammo can and throw away the box.  takes up less space that way.  but i feel good, it has been over a year since i have bought any 22 ammo.  i refuse to pay the high price for it.  glad i had some on hand before the madness hit.  

that is some high price 380 ammo.  never heard of that brand.  it looks like 380 hp ammo is getting hard to find.  for me in my p3at i use 380 fmj ammo.  got it when it was cheap and in the 50 round box from walmart.

bet you will not see that on any of the major news networks. 

just another waste of money for us and does nothing for us middle class persons.  it only makes the low information voters feel good. 

i am going to get a 92f for my son.  it has something to do with what he carried in the war.  must be why i like  a old 1911a1.  

welcome.  i have lived all over the world and there is not place like home, tennessee.  

 i don't think so on this.  i washed ammo before in the washing machine and it fired.  so i don't think so if a complete wash cycle does not make it in then fumes will not either. 

i got their uv-18 and it has been a good one since 1980.

the like membership is the one you want.  sometimes they will offer it for $300.00.  best deal. 

go for it, it is good.  pan fry it with some butter. 

i had comcast several years ago and they were nothing but problems.  new house, new neighborhood, and comcast could not keep the tv/internet on.  if it rain it went out.  if the wind was blowing it went out.  it went out everyday around lunch and later at 7pm.  i would call them and they would say,"we got to send someone out to your house."  so after about 5 or 6 times taking off work for the comcast guy to show up walk around the house then state the problem was somewhere else.  so this game with comcast was getting old.  it got to the point i would call, comcast would to send someone out, i would tell them not to send anyone, just give me some money back on my bill.  each time the cable went out it would get longer and longer each, first minutes, then hours, then a day.  comcast could not, would not fix/find the problem. so about two plus years of this crap and i started to see the epb signs popping up all over the place.  i made the move to epb and never looked back.  epb has never gone down in normal times.  the only time it has gone down has been when the power goes off which does not happen much.  so i am sorry for you guys on comcast.

all of the items that you need to make meth you can get in walmart.  most people have all or most of the items in their home now.  all it takes is some common everyday items to make meth.  

don't know how much we got in chattanooga.  but it was enough to stop everything in my section of town.  

the tea party rebutal was the best one of the night.   

i am on the blaze watching it.  you got to know what is his next move.  

herman allways have the good ones.