mariamsanford

Went out for my first trip of the year . Ran out to a little deeper water. 65 to 125 feet. My catch for the day. 35 Sea Bass, 4 Big Dogs. A really big Winter Flounder, and a 26 inch Cod. The downside is halfway back in the throttle on one engine stopped working. Engine starts and shifts into gear, but the throttle will not advance. Always something. I would love to replace my Controls and Cables, but I can't find anyone I trust to do the work. Even with the technical issues, it was a great day on the water.

I've been looking at the weights of different handguns lately and wondering what weight adds to the overall capability of the firearm and what weight does not. For example, a full lug barrel adds weight on a revolver which might help tame muzzle flip while a long slide pistol has more weight moving back and forth when fired and could have the opposite effect. In revolvers a six shot GP100 in .357 magnum with a 2.5" barrel weighs 36oz and the GP100 Match Champion in .357 Magnum weighs 38oz. For the extra 2oz the buyer gets 1.7" more barrel, a trigger job, target crown etc. Do you ponder the ounces?