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I have Silencerco cans as well. Basically 3 cans cover almost all calibers I need. Zero issues so far.

The jeep death wobble. There is a damper shock on the steering that may have gotten weak. That is usually the first place to check. If it has 70k or more it could be other joints, etc. Out of balance wheel, alignment or bump like you experienced can trigger it. Usually starts as a slight shimmy that you don't notice that much and progressively gets worse. I tow my Wrangler behind my motorhome. Motorhome is diesel and I don't even feel the Jeep behind me so I have a camera on it at all times to keep an eye out for the wobble but I've always caught it before it became a big issue on all the Jeeps I've had over the years. I've seen the wobble cause big wrecks behind motorhomes.

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Franz Liszt pieces with 4 sharps are some of my favorite chord voicings.

That's funny. I can listen to songs and never listen/hear any of the words.

The mathematics of music is a beautiful thing. I drive my wife nuts sometimes saying listen to that diminished 7th chord, or that minor chord dropped in during the change was epic. How chords are voiced has always intrigued me. I can read music very well but was originally taught to play by ear. I was blessed learning this way but didn't know it until years later. Enjoy the journey.

Just a reminder that any out of state pistol purchases MUST go through an FFL.

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The very sad and real reality is we have a lot of time bombs walking around. Add to that the many different groups winding their springs tighter and tighter leaves us to wonder just where or when it all just explodes.

We had every instrument imagined growing up. So I play piano, guitar, saxophone, trombone (been a few years on that one), drums, organ, trumpet and several others. Music is an awesome thing. Rick Beato has some neat courses. Has 2 YouTube channels that I like very much also. He's Just about the music and talent. Has interviews with great musicians. https://rickbeato.com/

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Pre-lock Smith&Wesson revolvers are a serious problem for me. 629s and 66s even worse.

Well I have to give a hard vote for don't sell it. It will only go up in value. Strap it on, go shoot and have some fun.

This. If I was selling I'd price 750 to 850 range.

I have twelve model 19s. I'd have to agree that with the holster wear and non standard grips it's probably $500 to $600 range. Original box will add some to that.

That is sharp. That's what I get for actually working a little this morning and ignoring my emails.

Well that sucks.