TGO David

  They offer a separate form to complete if you are the site owner.  I went ahead and did that, so hopefully it helps.

Prayers sent.

Got a canned response from them, as I expected.  Now we wait.  

I followed Microsoft's instructions and submitted a report to them that their Safe Screen warning is erroneous.  I would go out on a limb and say that someone has reported TGO as "unsafe" as a malicious act meant to harm the community.  I'm reading reports of other gun forums experiencing the same thing.   The really fantastic part about this is that in order to file this report with them, you have to visit the site from their browser.  They do not provide a link by which to report that your safe is site from, say, Chrome or Firefox.  Really classy of Microsoft.  Hold you hostage to installing Windows 10 and using the Edge browser to fight their claim against your site.   After submitting the fact that the site is NOT malicious in any way to them, I was shown a screen that said clearing TGO is purely up to them and that the request may or may not be granted at a time of their choosing.  I honestly suspect a Class Action lawsuit to be filed against Microsoft for, in effect, harming the business interests of many web site owners, and providing very limited recourse with no guarantee of satisfaction.  If it happens, I'll gladly pile on my claim against them.

Redundant thread!   http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/96104-anyone-else-getting-a-microsoft-smart-screen-warning/page-2

How many threads do we need about this?  :lol:   http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/96104-anyone-else-getting-a-microsoft-smart-screen-warning/page-2

I'm running Windows 10 on two computers and cannot replicate this.  I'll continue to investigate.

I appreciate the continued support, folks!  :)

I love Sedona.  I need to go back soon.

  Sadly you may be right.  Who knew that Idiocracy was going to end up being a documentary?  :lol:

    I use a Kydex pocket holster from Alan over at www.aholster.com.  TNPopo turned me on to their stuff years ago and I keep buying them.   :)

My VP9 is one of my favorite carry guns.  I don't anticipate throwing it against a tree or dropping it into swap-mud or carrying it on a water-born insertion across a sandy beach anytime soon, so I feel pretty confident that it will go BANG whenever I need it to.   :)

Anyone can check the expiration date of their Benefactor memberships by visiting the "Client Area" link which is exposed when they click their name in the top right hand corner of every screen in the header.   Direct link is here:   http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/index.php?app=nexus&module=clients&section=purchases

  I understand the logic, but you're talking about a country of people who elected Obama twice.  As a society, we are gluttons for punishment and tend to lick the boot of those who would step on our necks with it.  While that may sound harsh and like a bit of a stretch, I posit that the viewing public who threatens "If Daryl dies, We Riot!" are as full of hot air as the folks who keep voting corrupt politicians into office and then ask why we keep getting screwed over by said same politicians.   Just my extremely pessimistic opinion on that.   :)

Neil, if you need a hand give me a shout.  Like Mac, I've probably got most of the tools you could possibly need to perform those repairs.

I'm going to be completely honest here.  I love it when TGO members, especially those from Tennessee, go take a solid class from solid instructors and learn valuable skills in the process.  Lord knows there are more than enough "bad" instructors out there who have no business teaching, and are instilling bad habits and useless tactics into their students.   BUT.   I am honestly getting pretty tired of folks signing up on TGO just to give an AAR for a school that was invited to help sponsor TGO and thus far has not partnered with us in any way.  I can only surmise that the school realizes the benefit that comes with promoting oneself on social media outlets, especially one that dominates the Tennessee firearms landscape the way that TGO does.  But why then the "guerrilla advertising" instead of just supporting an outlet that could easily direct a healthy amount of business their way?   So the Staff and I are left with a dilemma.  We detest censorship but we also detest people co-opting the popularity and impact that TGO possesses rather than partnering with us in a healthy, mutually beneficial relationship.   To that end, I'm seriously about to start locking down these threads when they diverge from being an AAR by long-time members and become propaganda from folks who just signed up to tell us how awesome the class was.  We know it's awesome.  We'd love to see them support TGO.   Now, I know that the OP of this thread has been here since 2014 and isn't exactly new, despite the low post-count, but I'm also seeing new folks from other states consistently in these type of threads.  See my point?

Love mine.  Small, reliable, accurate, good trigger, very concealable, perfect for pocket carry.

Honestly I think Abraham is the one who bought it.  *shrug*

Had a really good time meeting folks today.  BIG thanks to David Cooper and the rest of the crew at Everything Weapons for hosting us and providing much-needed coffee!   Several folks in attendance asked that we try to do some more of these, so we will definitely be doing that.   Everything Weapons has some ideas for future gatherings at their locations, and several folks also asked about reviving the Meet n' Greet n' Shoot events that we used to have at CHMR.   I'll check on that too.   Hope you all had fun!   Oh, and thanks for the challenge coin, DustBuster!  It's funny, I think you and I have some similar interests.  In fact, you'll find me later today on top of a 24' ladder hanging a new ACTi 5MP PoE dome.  :)

Welcome to TGO!

  I don't have any of that on hand.  "Swag" is expensive to keep around.  I will have some of the TGO stickers but that's about it.

I was actually rather glad to see Denise take an arrow through the  melon.  She was a spaz and would have gotten the rest killed.  Eugene is on my list too;  he's baggage, so far.  I was sad to see that the bullet only grazed him.

Unless the Vendor is irrefutably guilty of unethical or illegal business practices and that information has been shared with the TGO Staff first and we believe that there is legitimate cause for concern to protect the members at large, I honestly don't want to hear a bunch of complaints about the Vendor no matter who they are.   If you're in business, you are going to piss off someone or hurt someone's feelings sooner or later.  You might not get to a customer in your store fast enough to suit them.  You might not provide the sort of discount or price that suits them.  You might not provide the sort of "customer service experience" that suits them.  They might just not like the way you look, smell, talk, or dress.  Someone, somewhere, is going to get a stick up their butt about you and then use the Internet to malign you because they think that they have a right to do it.   If a consumer has an individual beef with a Vendor, they should take it up with that Vendor in person.  If they don't have to guts to do that, then I don't want them using TGO as their emotional dumping ground.   Just my thoughts on that matter.

Best recommendation I can give on air pressure is to do a chalk test on your tread.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojGsavK0Uwc

I have run all makes and models of all terrain and mud terrain tires over the past 20 years.  Presently I am running Cooper ST Maxx tires on my truck and have had a really good experience with them.  They are slightly more aggressive than an AT but not near as much so as an MT.