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The anti-gun crowd sees the armed criminal hiding behind laws that protect you and I too. I don't want them to throw the good out with the bad, so I also don't want the good capitalists to be punished with the robber barons.

Looks sharp, nicely done

Welcome, glad to have ya.

Welcome, glad to have ya.

I like it. I don't have any with lock backs, please let us know how you like it. I found small and large replacement Victorinox toothpicks on Amazon for around $6 for a half dozen. I bought a pack of mini fire starters by FireFy that replace the toothpick, so I went that route instead. They work surprisingly well for their size.

Welcome, I think the 10 posts can include comments on existing threads. I don't think it means you have to start 10 new conversations. I'm certain someone will come along and correct me, if that's wrong though.

I was just gonna ask the same

I confess to using a box of Jiffy far too often out of convenience and it eats just fine with a pot of beans or pot roast. Don't judge me too harshly and let he who is without sin cast the first stone.

Back in the 90s I used to commute from near Woodbury to Nashville on a '78 Suzuki GS1000L. It was my only vehicle for about a year. More than once when it was very cold I'd get caught in heavy traffic and an unexpected rain, so I rode the shoulder past traffic between exits. I won't lie, it was kind of scared of hitting debris on the shoulder that I couldn't see thru my wet visor, but I was more terrified of all the oil washing off the lanes and onto the shoulder. Thankfully I never had a wreck even in the snow.

I forget who to credit for these stackable shims from Amazon, but I love them. One under each corner creates just enough air gap to keep moisture away and I think I had one corner than needed 2 to make it level. Thanks to a cheap Harbor Freight impact drill and some expanding steel anchors, I was able to bolt it down right onto the shims. Just in case, I have a Golden Rod inside the safe.

I'd stake your reputation on something, but I'm not risking mine. LOL

The best for abrasion resistance and dexterity is goat skin. You can get a 3 pack of VGO goat skin work gloves on Amazon for a decent price. I've had the same pair of goatskin motorcycle gloves for almost 8 years and you can barely see some wear marks. I like goatskin way better than deerskin or cowhide.

I assume it's still 15% for average service and 20% for good service. I try to do 20% at least since labor is in such short supply and I hate washing dishes at home.

I'd like to think that's because they gave so generously at church, but I have doubts. As a member of that demographic, It saddens me to be thought of in that light. At least I get to be one of the people that shatter a stereotype.

That Champion is pretty wide. I don't think I'd carry it either, but it sure would be handy in a backpack or glovebox.

I was hopping in the Jeep to leave and noticed the tongue of my camper completely inside the wheel of my driver front tire (4.5" backspacing). The wind slid it about 18" down the driveway. I usually don't put the wheel chocks in place when I have the stabilizers down, but I sure will from now on.

Learned his trigger finger discipline at the same place as Alec Baldwin.

I stole this idea from a guy named Felix Immler on YouTube. I mounted a bubble level in the scale of my Victorinox Ranger. I'll probably never need to see if something is level with my SAK, but it's always better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. Any SAK fans here? Got any cool tips, tricks, or suggestions for Swiss Army Knives? Got a favorite model?

Haters gonna hate

DOH! Wish I'd thought of that...way smarter than all the hassle

So, you slide you gun under the seat to run in the DMV and you come out to find your window smashed, your car ransacked, and your gun missing. You drive to Walmart, buy a $20 lockbox, take it home and break into it with a screwdriver and pliers, then drive back to the DMV and call the cops to report it stolen. Problem solved, right? LOL

I'm still quite fond my my XDS 45 too. It's a lot of fun to shoot as well. There's just something very satisfying about this little gun that shoots that big ol .45acp.

I agree, she has feelings and should be treated with respect regardless of what she did or didn't do wrong to get herself into that condition and that's not just @bersaguy's opinion, it's a fact.

I just started Tulsa King yesterday. I really like it! I also agree about Taylor Sheridan knowing what he's doing. He's got the Midas touch with TV series.

I've been in love my P-01 since the day we met. You have excellent taste in firearms, sir.