TGO David

I've never had anyone comment on my PM9 when I carry it inside my pocket. Maybe you should invest in a better holster.

Since no one else has asked... how exactly did your co-worker come to see your firearm?

Did you notice the date of the last post prior to yours?

How is this even relevant?

Gun(s) in their case(s) locked. Ammo kept separate from them. Locked up if you feel the need, but really the firearms being locked should be enough.

The Glock 19 is a fine gun and won't let you down. You kind of did a 90-degree turn on your thought process, but that's cool.

This thread is proof that asking for personal preference on firearms is like asking people what their religious beliefs are. Answers are going to be all over the place.

Meh. I refuse to stress about something I can't control, and I can't control gas prices. What I can control are other spending habits and I can re-prioritize activities that cause me to use fossil fuels. By doing those things, the rising cost of gasoline really isn't much of an issue. Europeans have been paying $5+ per gallon of fuel for quite a long time now. It didn't somehow wipe them off the map.

Nope, it was always there... just sometimes it wouldn't display depending on how slow the server was to dish out the response.

The "Apricot" scene from this week's episode had me rolling.

Sounds like a promising update. As for the iPad ... good choice. My wife and I love our iPads and Angry Birds will make her time in the hospital a little more... enjoyable? Frustrating?

We do our backups at 2am CST. As the others have said, that's what is happening.

Tim, you might shoot better than Jesus himself when you're gaming, and CK1 might think you hung the moon, but I'm not about to carry your water for you. It has nothing to do with me being the owner/admin of this site. It has a lot to do with you not being able to handle a little friendly ribbing and being a complete girl about it. I tried to read this several different ways and think of how I could just be the bigger, out of shape guy about this. Frankly, I can't. You took a lighthearted attempt at poking fun and ramped it up to something personal. You're done here. Maybe Tim will let you hold it for him out on the range some more now that you won't be able to on TGO anymore. You guys both need to lighten up and not take things so serious.

The Beretta Storm line of firearms is like a gaggle of friendly fat girls. You don't mind talking to them, but you don't really want anyone seeing you do it.

Ah... the 1911. Most reliable weapons platform ever. Perfectly suitable for use by the MEUSOC in Asscrackistan or other remote sectors of the world where there is ample time and resources for field gunsmithing.

Love my M&P 45. You could always do the M&P 45c if you're wanting something a little shorter in the grip.

Hate to tell you but... you bought an LCP and not an LCR. The R is the Revolver.

I thought with the hoopla about these horrible white markings, it had to be something other than the mag safety warning. You guys don't remember the old days of Smith and Wesson using the sides of the slides as billboards?

This is actually a misconception. Chuck Norris wept once while cradling a newborn child in the burned out ruins of a ghetto church. That is the only recorded instance of this ever happening. I'm partial to the Magpul backup sights but am more interested in the Gen 2 Rear BUIS since it will be windage adjustable.

Que? I don't remember ever seeing any M&Ps with white lettering on the slides and I've had some since they started pushing them.

But... LaRue's alloys are infused with Chuck Norris' tears. True story.

I'll concur with Mike on the iron sights, but I'd disagree with his notion of not using a quick-detach riser of some sort on your EOTech. I greatly prefer Lower 1/3 co-witness of my iron sights with my red dot on both of my AR's. I'd look at the American Defense Mfg (ADM) mounts and see what they have that strikes your fancy.

I've abused the crap out of my M&P 40 for the past three going on four years and have never had any rust on it. Great gun.

Taken care of. Closing thread.

I had zero problems out of my Titan in the snow and ice the past two storms. I throw between four to six 50lb bags of sand in the bed near the tailgate and put it in 4-HI as needed. Weight on the drive wheels is your friend, no matter which wheel-drive you have. FWD cars do as well as they do because the full weight of the engine is right over them.