TGO David

I use Photobucket like the others are saying. It's really not that hard once you get the swing of it.

Get back to work so that we don't have to read yet another, "I lost my job because of something dumb I did" post.

Well placed shots are the sign of a person who kept their wits and didn't endanger others with inaccurate shooting.

IMO adjustable sights belong on target pistols and not fighting pistols. Fighting pistols need to be cement block simple with nothing to go out of alignment from being bounced around and carried.

They just work very well for me. The rear sight has a nice hook design that allows one-handed "wounded shooter" manipulation of the slide and the rear sight's shape is conducive to extremely fast sight-picture acquisition and streamlined enough that it provides good peripheral view around the sight blade. Nice wide sight channel as well. Just a really good, versatile, combat sight design.

Your posts read like a Mack Bolan novel.

Nothing good can come of this thread. If you want to be someone with a record who enjoys firearms, fine. G. Gordon Liddy comes to mind. But if you want to be someone with a record who tries to circumvent the law, please discuss it somewhere else. Thread closed.

You've noticed this too, eh?

What is a Subject Matter Expert? Just as the title would suggest, a person designated as a Subject Matter Expert is someone who has experience with a given subject that uniquely qualifies them as someone who can speak to that topic from an authoritative stance. They may have a career background through which they have acquired years of knowledge and first-hand experience on a topic. They may be a serious student of a particular topic, having amassed years worth of knowledge studying a discipline and mastering it. SMEs for this forum... The subject matter experts for this forum are: [*=1]TN-Popo These folks are members in good standing and have contributed greatly to the overall knowledge base in the Tactics and Training forum over the past few years.

What is a Subject Matter Expert? Just as the title would suggest, a person designated as a Subject Matter Expert is someone who has experience with a given subject that uniquely qualifies them as someone who can speak to that topic from an authoritative stance. They may have a career background through which they have acquired years of knowledge and first-hand experience on a topic. They may be a serious student of a particular topic, having amassed years worth of knowledge studying a discipline and mastering it. SMEs for this forum... The subject matter experts for this forum are: [*=1]Willis68[*=1]Major Kong These folks are members in good standing and have contributed greatly to the overall knowledge base in the Knives and Bladed Tools forum over the past few years.

I think the ability to create Groups is a benefactor perk. I honestly don't remember as that feature hasn't ever really proven to be very popular for some reason.

I run Warren Tactical dot-over-dot on all of my M&Ps and my Glock 19. They have become my sight of choice over the past few years of really running handguns hard.

Guilty as charged.

There can be only one! {/highlander}

This thread needs more Glock pictures.

So... you kinda like... leave your doors unlocked and hope someone breaks in, eh?

That's a little premature, don't you think?

TDOT took care of it with a giant tube sock.

Claymore mines positioned in the hallway. Clacker on both my nightstand and the wife's. Squeegie hanging in the broom closet.

I tell people all the time that I hate computers and they don't believe me.

Welcome Scott!

Is this a Haiku?

I think you're already getting into it. So go on... educate us.

Kinetic energy > Mass

What he said.