Steelharp

"No, durnburn it! I said the sheriff's a ni(BONG)!" 2010 version: "No, durnburn it! I said the president's a ni(BONG)!"

I believe my church has the highest percentage of carriers there is.

Why do I think you're talking about the vending machine Trojans?

This.

Aren't we "supposed" to keep both eyes open?

I do. Quite some years back, an instructor told me about natural aim. He told me to take my right hand, and point with my finger. When I did that, he told me not to move, and he put a gun in my hand. The gun was slightly tilted over to the left. He explained that was my natural point position, and it's how I should hold my gun. It worked for me, and it had the added benefit of bringing the sights in line with my left eye, so I'm not twisting my neck at all.

5PM, CT, no attack warnings. Could this be resolved? Hope so. Great job, David, staying with it.

1:45 CT, still attack warning. Firefox, MAC laptop. I won't even go near a winders machine with this going on.

That's not eliminating the problem, however. Just be aware of that.

FWIW, at 11:27 am CT, 23 Sep 2010, it it still giving warnings.

Yep. The attack is back.

If you like the DA/SA transition, you will want more. They are as reliable as can be, and built like a tank. Can't go wrong with a SIG...

It's the distortion that's inherent in a wide angle lens; and this looks like an extreme wide angle from the almost circular shape of the image.

Congrats!!!!!!!!

Probably.

Just... dang. Where's the photog standing, I wonder?

Apparently we've been cleared already. I have turned the block back on, and it's coming through just fine. Yay!!! Good going, David!

We know that he is, as he can, and yes, that's the only workable solution for now. Add: it's not a Windows thing, because I use a MAC.

Well, fwiw, I just now tried it after checking the "Block reported attack sites" button, and I got the red warning screen, even without the banner ads. Went back in and unchecked it, and it's ok. So, yeah, we must be on a list now...

IE doesn't have a problem with it because IE is the traditional gateway for anything to get into your PC. It's always been so full of security holes, it's like swiss cheese.

It's FireFox, not Foxfire... and there have been a couple threads on this that were locked already. It may have been an automatic update to FireFox that changed security settings. I started having the same problem right after an update. Uncheck as stated above, and it's ok. It would be nice to keep the attack warning capability for actual attack sites; don't know if that's doable.

This is valuable info that I did not know. Makes a difference in my opinion. Thanks, Jason.

Well, since the thread IS about Glock's...

Or somethin'.

Wonder if this could mean that their lil' .380 might pass muster at some point now...?