tercel89

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Does it have the box or manual ?

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Yep , we had an HVAC technician out today and it's some door thingy and something else keeping it from making warm air. It is under warranty THANK GOD ! Parts are ordered and until then we are surviving on kerosene LOL . We grew up heating with a wood stove and a kerosene back-up so its not too bad.

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Yes , it switched over to emergency heat mode last night. The kerosene heater was able to bring it back up to proper temp.

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The house heat pump is having a hard time keeping up with the temperature. I had to start up our kerosene heater to help out our heat pump.

One day I was almost done with my 12 hour shift. We had around 5 inches of snow that night. I answered a crash call . I arrived at a Toyota Tacoma that some soldier was driving. It was upside down resting on its roof. The entire area was flat and the ditch wasn't even deep. Completely flat. I couldn't resist and so I asked the solider what happened? He said "officer , I am from the north and I know how to drive in snow!!!!" But yet his truck was upside down and in a 35 mph zone. I told him how I had been on patrol , working car crashes for the last 11 hours driving a 2 wheel drive 4,000lb car and I had traveled almost 100 miles that night going crash to crash according to my odometer. He just sat there confused. So I agree with you Greg , how the hell do these people survive ?

I worked in a grocery store from 1989 until 1997. I was in the dairy department. When it snowed I never had to worry about rotating the milk to get the later dates in the back. Customers were grabbing milk like mad .

I never go to Walmart if I can help it except for engine oil and HVAC filters. I was there yesterday and people were buying small electric heaters like they were going out of style !

I'll take snow over a tornado any day !

He posted the same thing on another members ad. I'm not sure if he's real or some computer troll thing or what , but we seem to be getting more of these type things here on TGO.

When I distribute the oil in my rails after a cleaning , I ride the slide with my hands and control it back and forth.

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I never let the slide slam home on an empty chamber AND I don't use the slide-stop as a "slide release". One time I saw a gun store employee at a very nice well known store in Camden sitting behind the counter locking the slide back on a pistol and then pushing the slide-stop and letting the slide slam home. He did it over and over. I just think it's not good to do that on any gun that is not yours. I'm sure the innards on the 1911's are more susceptible to damage by this action but there's no need to do this to any gun in my opinion. Also , like he said with the revolvers , I agree 100% that it's stupid to jerk a revolver and slam the cylinder inward to lock it. But this is just my opinion.

What is the date of manufacture ? Are you the original owner ? Also how many rounds through it ?

This is a great introduction gun to the younger members who don't know about DA/SA .

What is the date of manufacture ? Are you the original owner ? Also how many rounds through it ?

These are 1911 grips from my full-size 1911 S. A. mil spec with the "crossed cannons" . They are plastic. $25 . A US Postal money order is fine and shipping is free. I dont use "electronic" money or paypal. Thanks for looking. I've got a wooden pair from the factory on a seperate ad. If you want to buy both I can take off $5.

Jeremiah is a top notch TGO member.

Heck yeah ! My PX4 compact has the Beretta "stealth" levers and the Langdon trigger bar that has the crazy-awesome trigger reset !

These are my wood grips taken off from my Springfield Armory 1911 full-size. My camera wouldnt show the color exact but they are the normal S.A. wooden grips from the factory. They are wood and never used. $25 and shipping is free. I dont do the paypal or other electronic pay, just a US Postal money Order or cash if you are near me.