White Goodman

88 tomorrow here in Orlando. I miss TN.

      Thanks for the heads up guys. I thought this series was over based on the way the last book ended.

The GSSF price for the G42 is $325. That's tempting. 

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2014/10/22/soldier-shot-at-war-memorial-near-canadian-parliament/     Just 2 days after a terrorist attack in Quebec.      

This thread is finally worth opening...

This is good to hear. Certainly better than 90 days like some people waited a few years ago.

  I'm pretty happy with Frog Lube. Some people have had really bad results and FL's customer service has been horrible about it. It's also expensive.   But it's hard to deny it performed really well in this test.

  You may want to take a closer look. I've heard good things about Balistol but it was almost dead last for corrosion protection. 45 out of 46 products.

Good call-that's 2 reposts for me in 2 days.   I'm slipping.  :surrender:

This guy tested 46 different lubes/CLP's etc. The test is very long but I'll post the summary for those too lazy to read it. http://forums.outdoorsdirectory.com/showthread.php/141077-Results-of-gun-care-product-evaluation In regards to Lubricity, Odor, and corrosion prevention the top performers are Hornady's One Shot, Frog Lube, and WD 40 Specialist. He did have doubts about Frog Lube's cleaning ability. I know some people have been unhappy with it but after seeing this test I will continue to use Frog Lube or switch to One Shot at some point. Please note his comments on WD 40 though "With this evaluation behind me, I an unlikely to consider the WD 40 specialist as a gun care product because it wasn't marketed as a cleaner (not meant to be a cleaner so I cant knock for that) and it didn't rank terribly high for lubrication but I will be using it for many other outdoor applications and tools where I want to delay corrosion."

Glock 21. It's also the only .45 I have right now.

What are the advantages of this new one?

It's a hell of a store

Thanks for the review. Is the stock comfortable? 

My favorite is my Wilderness Instructor and it was very affordable. I also have an Amish leather belt which is a good belt for the money.

I've never heard good things. I thought about buying a few for my Bersa but the reviews were pretty bad.   For a cheap alternative to factory keep an eye out for MecGar. I bought one for my Bersa and it's been fine.

I just don't see how they are going to contain this. Look how much work it is taking to corral a few patients. Now imagine if a few dozen or even 100 people catch it? It will get to a point where the hospitals will get overwhelmed. 

  I just don't see how this is that big of a threat to the package stores. We have plenty of liquor stores in Florida that seem to do quite well. Bob will still have the lowest prices in town.   I never buy my wine at Publix. It's expensive.

Did anyone see this? From The Center for Infections Disease Research and Policy(CIDRAP)           http://www.inquisitr.com/1541821/ebola-is-airborne-university-of-minnesota-cidrap-researchers-claim/

Anybody read anything new? I'm running out of material for my Kindle it seems.

Can they legally carry guns at the Capitol? Sounds like he did it anyways.

Here is what I want to know. They keep saying how hard it is to catch this damn thing but then you see the medical staff keeps catching it even when wearing full protective gear.   Obviously it's easier to catch than they are leading us to believe. 

  My system does not use the phone line. It uses the internet only.    LifeShield is the company. $34.99/month. 

  I could not agree more. I sleep so deep I am concerned I wouldn't even wake up if some one broke in. Having that alarm set provides great peace of mind. 

Alarm--->2 dogs--->Glock 23   The man would have had to make it through that in my house. I can't imagine how terrifying that must have been for that woman. Hopefully this is a wake up call for that family.