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I’m concerned enough to ask questions about it, but not worried about carrying my favorite gun. I EDC an Sig P-365XL Spectre (orinial Specttre, non comp) that I converted to a Macro. I fire it very well. Earlier this year I qualified with it at the range for my church security team, and even though I had t shot in ages, still managed a score of 98 out of 100, but I think the instructor counted two holes as one, and my score should have been 99, LOL. We were shooting the last group at the head of the target, and The one round I dropped, hit the silhouette target dead center of the throat. Anyway, I still carry it with confidence but just wondered.

My knowledge of the internals of modern pistols is rudimentary at best. With all the hoopla about the 320 lately, I’m wondering a bit about my 365 series pistol. Does it share any of the processes fhat plague the 320?

Sounds like great advice. Thank you!.

Thank you!. But I’ll bet you a dollar to a donut that in previous reconciliation bills, in a dem LED senate, that had non budgetary items, it flew right through.

Someone educate me, please. This parliamentarian dudette removed the part that took this stuff out of the NFA, but left in a reduction in the tax cost? Why the hell do we even allow a lib to be in that position when. We control the senate?

I’m new to ham, so be patient with my question, LOL. Does it include a power supply for use in the house?

Seems to me that Republicans are just Democrat Lights.

I’ve never heard of these varieties. I’ll be looking for them now. I love a good tomato. I just don’t understand them and can’t find a lot of them.

Other than the olives, that sounds wonderful.

I dunno, but I sure do love a good Bradley tomato, but I’ve heard they’re hard to grow and ya can’t get many crops in a season like you can others. I’ve also noticed a difference in taste of homegrown. Lately I’ve been generating some store bought ones from Sprouts. Can’t remember the brand but they are small and come several in a plastic box with vine attached. They may not be Bradley good but I like them a lot.

Looks like a cool radio. I should have also added that I’m not even licensed yet. I’ve gone overboard and already have 8 HTs, from Baofengs to Wouxons to Yaesus. Ever hear about getting the cart before the horse? Ha, that’s me. Radios are a sickness just as bad as guns are! Anyway, I’m still looking at portables, but I hope the next one I buy is a decent dual band mobile/base, but even with that I’m not seriously looking until I get my Technician license. I have some books and study software and just need to buckle down and study. There’s a ham event in Lebanon next month and I want to be licensed by then, if I can do this. I’m over 70, and find that I don’t grasp some of the technical stuff and definitely not the math at my age. I’m retired now and need to spend more time studying instead of reading about radios!

I’ve got a couple Yaesus portables, but have been kinda lusting after the Kenwood TH-D75A lately.

Welcome.

As I’m sure many of you did, I wrote Sens Blackburn and Haggerty about suppressors and SBRs being taken out of the NFA. Haggerty just sent the standard thank you email back. Blackburn though, or her team, rather, replied back with quite the lengthy email that spoke of the Constitution and the 2nd Amendment and agreed with my point about suppressors. Hooray for that. On the other hand, she strangely made no mention of SBRs.

Welcome! I’m originally from the Soddy-Daisy/Red Bank areas.