Chucktshoes

Yeah, I can’t even pocket carry an LCP in skinny jeans, so nope. That’s what appendix carry is for.

As long as you weren’t involved in the design or manufacture of their trannys, don’t take it personal. Now, if you were..well...I don’t know what to tell you other than “if the shoe fits...”

I’m sure they’d be fun for a drive, but I wouldn’t own one. I watched my dad own a succession of 6 Dodges over about 15 years. From sedans, to sport coupes to pickups and not a single one of them (including the Charger) had a transmission that was worth a damn. They all had major tranny problems within 2-3 years. He drives a GMC Sierra and a Mustang GT now. They both have been working just fine longer than any of his Dodges. Some folks learn from their own mistakes, I try to also learn from the mistakes of others. When MOPAR = NO CAR because the damn things break down, you can keep that garbage.

Ha! Hellcat on the gun doesn’t bother me, but any car with Dodge on it gets a hard no.

Managed to score a quick range trip yesterday. Only got to run 100 rounds total through it, and let my friend shoot it as well, but here are my first impressions. It’s got an excellent trigger. Heavier than I generally prefer, but I’m also pretty spoiled by my light Apex triggers. It’s not spongy or gritty, just smooth take up to a hard wall where it breaks cleanly. The reset is very audible and tactile. I can pocket this gun. In reasonable pants with reasonable pockets, this gun can ride in a pocket without an excessive bulge or print. To me that’s a big deal for 12rds of 9mm. My POI was reliably to the left of POA, and a couple of guns that went out were believed to have slightly off center rear sights. That’s not the case here, it’s all me. During some dry fire later on I was able to see where I was pushing it to the left during trigger pull. All of my other pistols have larger grips, so I imagine it will correct easily enough with some practice and slight adjustments to my grip. (I blame this on not having a Grip Zone) Overall, it does feel really good in the hands. The grip texture is gentle enough to light touch, but does get more aggressive when firmly held for firing. I quite like that U-notch sight. The yellowish-green front sight picks up very quickly in the U-notch. They are steel and stand up tall enough to catch on a pocket or belt for a 1 handed rack of the slide. Mine is the OSP model, so I understand that the sights are slightly taller to facilitate co-witnessing when the optic is installed. I’m really liking it so far and as long as it remains reliable, it has a very high chance of becoming a primary carry gun while still serving as a backup if I am rolling with a bigger gun.

If you were wondering how Sig reacted about the Hellcat... https://streamable.com/e57h0

I don’t know what you’re talking about. You don’t have any evidence and can’t prove anything.

Which is why I believe that the left’s push to call everyone and everything racist is wildly counterproductive. It helps further the rise of white nationalism by rendering the term meaningless and allowing real deal white nationalists/supremacists to start sounding reasonable in comparison.

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Someone already did. It’s called “Minds”. And Dave called it correct as well, this is exactly what happened.

Soooooo...I happened to be posted up at the Love’s across the street from The Outpost Armory tonight. I wandered over there to see if they had one so I could get my hands on it and see what it felt like. I shouldn’t have done that. I went and I did a thing.

That just means she likes having you around. If she suddenly changes her tune, especially after you up your life insurance, then I’d be concerned.

I’m not sure of the head shape of your ratchet, but that’s one of the things you have to take into account. @Capbyrd this is more your wheelhouse. Care to lend your google-fu skills to help him get that ratchet back cranking?

You know, for less than $20 you can buy a repair kit for that ratchet and get it back in service.

They absolutely aren’t. Stanley owns them now and they are built in the same factories in China that build most any of the consumer grade/house tool brands.

Depends. Was it baked in an oven or on the side of the road? I’m serious. I’ll try pretty much any critter that has meat. I mean, hell, have you ever seen a live shrimp before? Who was the first person who looked at that and decided that it might be tasty? Humans are omnivores and pretty much the very first thought we could have was probably along the line of “that looks interesting, I wonder if I can eat it?”

Let me know if any strays pop up and I’ll consolidate them.

American fanny, right? I hope so, otherwise you’d really be in trouble.

The only way to build a strong immune system is to exercise it.

The plain. I find it much more aesthetically pleasing than the black. Something about wooden toys looking like wood just strikes me as right.

None in the least. Meat is meat.

I’d be down to try it. As far as I’m concerned any meat producing critter has the potential to end up as dinner.

Whelp, that post just cost me $94.