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Sure. I can like this. A 7" tall, 27 oz cup? That's a portly design, sorta like me.   Yes, I'll take at least one.  Tennessee with 3 hole would be my choice, but whatever is gotten will work.    Although that flag design is awesome.

  Well...that is an alternative, but then it's just a sticky bread pudding. lol

  What?! You don't like sweet southern cornbread? That's just not right.

NextExit is right on target. (Sorry, I couldn't resist.)   A set of good electronic muffs can work wonders with the noise. And they aren't that expensive anymore.    Check Lowes and Home Depot. I got a couple of Peltor sets last year for less than 50 apiece.   They allow conversation and muffle the shots very well. It's a great investment in your future hearing.

Love this one! But it would get a lot of flaming for me since I married into a Ford family.

  Even some "not so cool" lol. Heck I even got in.

  My error. I was thinking PPQ models, not the PPS.   However, I have had a PPS as well, and can't say that I experienced that issue with it. 

Strange...that is all I can say.

Congratulations on the new safe! I've been intrigued by that design myself. So if you could, post some comments and pics after you fill it up.

Just checking, but did you get my email to your aol account?

I've had no problems with either the M2 9mm or the 45 version. The 9 is almost 2 years old.

Going to be the best zombie movie of the year!

Well...maybe one great mind and one mindless old fart. lol

  Sorry, I didn't see it. Hate to step on another's comments.

My own opinions and experiences in this type of storage. Here goes...use ammo cans. Period.   You will spend more on plastic containers than you will on mil spec cans. You know the advantages of the cans...O-ring seals, durable stackable, etc.    Their only drawback for me is not being able to see inside them at a glance. But that's what labels are for.   I looked at containers at HD and Lowes and was very dissatisfied with them. Most don't seal well. Those that do will be 12-15 and up.   That's what I pay, tops, for ammo cans.   Go to the Nashville Flea Market and get them. There's a vet with a large booth/tent set up at the top of the hill at the main enterance on the left corner.   I've been buying from him and he's a good guy. Lots of the lgs guys buy their cans from him as well.

  I understand your pain my friend. I truly do. lol

Also need benefactor status to sell.

  LOL As we've been telling you, these are a great gun, and a great value right now. But watch out...I see prices beginning to creep up on these as more people and dealers, see the quality in the TP9.     I got mine for under 300 last spring/early summer(?) from an online dealer. And it's the desert tan version. Looks great.   I see the new color version ( what was it...Titanium?), but I think if I get another, I'll stick with the tan.

  Me too.

Sorry you miss her, but sounds like the little gal is in very good hands.

  Especially the Cali lib politicians.

  Yes, the ads. Couple more tries, and I make it thru 20 questions now before it stops.   This happened frequently to me when on pages like this one.

According to the FB postings this morning, the kids thought it was s form of moonshine. A mix of the fuel and Mountain Dew.   Which brings up the question of who did it and gave it to the kids? Could we see a murder/manslaughter charge out of this?

It keeps locking up on me. I got thru 14 questions twice and it stops.

You guys did good!!! Several times over!! God Bless you for sticking up for our companions. Side note. Our Molly, a Border Collie/Aussie mix weighed 27-30 pounds for the first 2 years of her life. Drove my wife crazy. She was always saying Molly was just too skinny, as we could easily see and feely every rib in her chest. Our vets told us that was completely normal for Molly. But that didn't satisfy my wife. lol Over the last 4 years, Molly has added about 12 pounds of muscle and always weighs in at 38-39 pounds. Still can see and feel all the ribs though. lol Vet says she's perfect for her breed and activity.