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[quote name='seez52' timestamp='1354025764' post='851264'] thanks for the feedback, this is actually going to be for a lady. Seemed to me the grip on the Smith might have been a bit smaller. Opinions on having a night sight installed? I think maybe the LCR is the only one with that option. [/quote] If it's for a lady, let her pick.

Didn't think of the thread protector. For that matter, a piece of 1/2 hose would work.

Bummer. Hope you have uninsured motorist coverage. My guess is whoever hit you has nothing for you to take.

I've shot exactly one of each and found the LCR much better. The LCR was much more comfortable to shoot and consequently I was much more accurate with it. The air-weight rubbed a blister in the web between my thumb and index finger after about 15 rds. I may have gotten a poor version of an air-weight, the trigger was beyond terrible. The long pull was expected, the 12-15lb pull weight wasn't. The LCR trigger was much lighter, smoother, and more intuitive.

McMaster-Carr p/n [url="http://www.mcmaster.com/#95621A500"]95621A500[/url]. $11ea. http://www.mcmaster.com/#hex-nuts/=kc44nx

HA! [img]http://media-cache-lt0.pinterest.com/upload/137078382378613650_zXsSMunZ.jpg[/img]

Could also be for a Ruger P-series. If so and you don't need/want it, lemme know.

Nice!

Awesome.

Sand will work, you've just got to be careful. What kind of finish is it? There's lots of different kinds of media, (various grits of AlOx, glass beads in various sizes, plastic media, walnut shells, etc.) If you've got no experience, you'd be well served to get a few pieces of similar metal to practice with before starting on the real thing.

Nice to meet you. I think there's at least 2 in there that will be useable.... When I get back to work, I'll dig up some info on titanium for you.

Wolf ammo is typically quite dirty with inconsistent velocity. You won't see optimal accuracy with it. Fine for plinking and blowing up melons.

I suppose I'm weird, but I don't carry around the house. So no issue with play time. I have a simple key-locked cabinet where my rifles stay (unloaded with trigger locks installed). On top of that I have an electronic pistol safe where the keys to the rifle cabinet stay along with the loaded pistols. The home defense gun moves from the safe to the drawer in the bedside table when I go to bed, and moves back to the safe when I get up. When we're out, I pocket carry most of the time. I have 2 little ones (4 & 2) and I've found my left arm gets really tired holding the little one when I've got my gun IWB on my right hip. Printing (or exposing completely) while frequently bending over is another issue. Pocket carry solves both of those problems. Granted, the .380 isn't as much firepower as the .45, but it's better than nothing and a lot more convienent. A purist might call me lazy, but it works for me and I'm good with that. Once the kiddies get bigger, I'm sure I'll belt carry more.

This doesn't really say one way or the other... http://www.tn.gov/safety/driverlicense/dlcitizen.shtml I don't know how the conditional status is distinguished from unconditional. I assume it states that on the card? Can she apply to have the conditional status removed? http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=745218a1f8b73210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=4ca43a4107083210VgnVCM100000082ca60aRCRD [b] [/b]

[quote name='sbroomheadsr' timestamp='1353417249' post='848694'] Hey all, I swiped the "[b]Flatwoods Beast[/b]" from Dan to bring into work. i was telling them about it and they just had to see it. Now if i had a printer like in the movie Office Space, I would use the [b]Flatwoods Beast [/b]instead of a baseball bat,. Oh well... [/quote] Damn it feels good to be a gangsta! [img]http://www.uvm.edu/asptech/officespacefaxsceen.jpg[/img] Love that movie.

Knives from old files was a total "duh-huh" moment for me. Titanium is tough stuff and can be very sensitive to high speed tools. We do lots of hand work on titanium, hence we wear out lots of files. So I wandered over and asked the guys what they do with worn out files... "we toss 'em in that drawer over there." BAM! [img]http://patrickleanne.smugmug.com/Other/random-stuff/i-M2spWxZ/0/L/MVC-528F-L.jpg[/img] I'll work out some way to get them to Spots.

That's not good. A friend of mine lives near there as well... on the east end of Cloud Creek Rd. Is it near there?

Ah. Knives from worn out files. I may have a source for a few of those.

Welcome!

Welcome!

Cool. I need a kitchen pass. What's the story on the pattern in the bowie?

[quote name='Will Carry' timestamp='1353351429' post='848264'] I would go center mass. It would be cool if someone on this post could do a little experiment on ballistics and winter clothing. I would love to know how many layers of winter clothing it takes to stop a handgun round. There must be some research already available on the net. [/quote] Lots and lots. http://www.theboxotruth.com/docs/bot8.htm Some newer rounds are better designed to expand after passing through various things (clothes, glass, drywall, etc.).

Like this... [img]http://patrickleanne.smugmug.com/Other/random-stuff/i-fRZSPjk/0/L/Christmas_for_engineers-L.jpg[/img]

The commercialism is very much a bummer. Hearing Christmas music in stores after Halloween is a bit much. The traffic, crowded stores, and general hustle & bustle really sucks. Before I had kids, I had begun to hate the whole holiday season. Now that I have little ones, my joy has been given a good swift kick back toward enjoying it. They get so excited it's hard and it's fun to watch. Just remember.... that $15.99 shipping charge that you'd think was outrageous any other time of year... it's worth it in December.

Sweet! I really want one.