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Dont worry about it I am sure you have far better things to do versus being helpful.

Anyone care to offer a solution? Understanding a person can elect not to not visit TGO however that does not really appear to accomplish anything other than having a profile that is not used. If someone could advise on redacting a profile it would be appreciated.

Ok just wondering came across a blog article today which featured him. Front and center in the opening paragraph .......also known as Hickok 45 explains. Is it just me or was putting his real name out there less than appropriate?

I use the Bianchi "carry lock". Hitting the release lever is automatic when you go to draw. Second the Carry Lock Use it every day and on weekends. No problems at all. Plus it does not diesengage or move the safety at all.

Debra Winger? Isn't she some has been from the 70's? Otherwise I could almost care what they think. They must be a high profile bunch based on the fact I am not the only one that doesn't have a clue who they are. Although before my time I enjoy the classics like Jack lemon and Walther Matheau. Have no idea on their 2nd stance.

If your anywhere near a Wilson bank they have been very nice to work with.

[quote name="2.ooohhh" post="1341628" timestamp="1451692928"]It's not, traditional channels cancel content on a whim b/c their primary focus is selling advertising, not making content. Netflix's primary goal is gaining new subscribers and keeping the ones they currently have happy. That means making great content comes first by any means necessary.   A typical TV network has limited prime hours in which to sell ads/air shows. Netflix has an infinite number of slots available at any time of day you might want to watch for shows as long as a certain number of subscribers is willing to watch at some point. They also have great data on what shows you've watched, which you completed, and what you turned off early b/c they sucked. Couple that with the fact they are writing contracts for new shows to hold on to streaming rights for years to come and you'll likely see more and more quality shows from them in upcoming years.   OP- Wife and I loved Eureka as well as The Warehouse, and Star Wars Rebels, Clone Wars. (yes, they are cartoons, no they aren't just for kids) We enjoyed Eureka as well. We started watching Haven. Netflix has so much on it sometimes its a challenge to sort through it.

Not an Electro Magnetic Pulse? But seriously I think the acronym was Enhanced Micro Pistol.

On the bright side at least you don't have to unpack your registration for your handguns. Also be sure to check out Guns and Leather in Greenbrier. And Welcome

Ok full disclosure I am not a fan of Glocks or other polymer models. And to be honest really didn't think I would like the SR-9C However it has been very reliable offers options for capacity when carrying. It fits both average and large size hands. The trigger is actually pretty good on it. It has a rail for a light. Even though it has the Nanny state reminder I would fully recommend the Ruger.

I seem to recall seeing a Bennelli on slick guns for fairly inexpensive price.

So I abhor going to the dentist had to go today to get a crown done before the end of the year. Had some excess on the flexible spending account. I went to Simply Smiles in Mj. In case anyone is looking would highly recommend him. Nice people. We have been in Tennessee for about 15 months Amazing the things you take for granted when you have to find new Doctors and Dentists.

Why was Longmire going to Netflix a bad thing?

Yeah that was my issue with Breaking Bad as well. Understanding its fiction but all the same. I just can't bring myself to even try watching it.

We have watched Jericho. Haven't watched Breaking Bad or the others. Our son is 11 so we try to keep an eye on content. thanks

Good Stuff there for sure. Maybe you can make it into a regular father daughter event.

For those with out cable and direc Tv. What are you watching? We just finished the last episode of Lost and would appreciate a few recomendations. Seems like there are not that many shows out there that really keep you wondering or ones with in depth characters.

How is the saftey on the Sig? Does feel mushy or does it seem to have a solid detent? Is the recoil manageable for its size? Thanks

I am also looking at the Sig. Its realtively small which might not be an issue for single off hand use. I don't have a Rock but I have shot them and know people that have had good results with them. Seems like there might be more sight options for the Sig.

Springfield Professional.

Yes the issue is the upward sweep on the saftey. I am trying to stick with a single platform. Thus a down sized 1911 has some appeal. In a stressful situation I want consistency.

Ok I have been looking for a new Bug for off hours. Right now I have a Bersa Thunder CC. Although it is now reliable enough under stress the saftey is an issue. Rather try to adapt to the Bersa I am looking at going with The Rock Island. Again its only role would be in case of emergency break glass. Although Cabellas is not normally known for stellar deals they have them for just south of $400.00 Thoughts?

Wondering if it would hurt the bolts to shoot them into a berm? I am looking for a bit larger target then one of the small square targets? For starters I picked him up some sighting tips s and inexpensive bolts. Thanks

Have you tried taking a picture to the local bus barn? Also is is possible to give a general idea of where people might be likely to need to keep an eye out. Good luck and our family will pray for you and yours.

Openly or concealed carry so long as it is legal who cares? Seems like if someone is taking responsibility for their saftey that's the important thing. To be honest I could care less which manner of carry someone uses.