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Leo is awesome. Rob Scallon is pretty good too.

I have a Crossman Vantage and the trigger is bad. Understand that I'm not a high end 1.5lb trigger snob... most of my milsurps have stock triggers and I'm fine with that. On the other hand, this Crossman poor. Like Red Ryder poor. Any suggestions?

That's why I got one. And so I can target shoot in my back yard.

Jim Breuer is awesome. Mike Chlasciak is too. I'd love for riff rock to make a comeback.

If every vehicle has its lights on during the day, the vehicles that you'd particularly want to stand out, don't. They're just another light in the sea of lights. It's no different than if no one had their lights on.

Moss Brothers. http://www.mossbrothersbuilders.com/ Jim White. http://jimwhitebuilders.com/. Not sure if he still does whole homes.

I'm actually strongly against daytime lights. Some vehicles need DRL's to enhance their visibility... motorcycles (me), school buses, emergency vehicles, etc. All cars with their lights on during the day totally defeats the purpose. Neither of my vehicles have an LCD dash, but the 2004 Chevy has light sensitive auto headlights and the 2006 Toyota doesn't. Go figure.

Do they have vouchers to get a brain for people who drive at night with no lights on? I see that routinely. I think a main issue is newer cars with LCD type instruments. Use to you'd look at the dash, see nothing and realize you'd forgotten to turn your lights on. The LCD instrument clusters are on regardless and automatically adjust brightness based on ambient light. If the car doesn't have automatic headlights, it's easy to not notice your lights aren't on, especially with street lights.

Isn't the way to remain anonymous to not sign the ticket, create a trust, and have the trust accept the award?

People are stupid and you can't fix that.

Got my renewal in 9 calendar days. Impressive.

She should run against Harris with Ben Sasse.

Why? Because they've made a few mistakes along the way. The quality can be spotty along with their customer service. The low cost makes them an easy target. My PT145 has been great. So has my Keltec, Rugers, S&W's, Remington's, ...

My employer has a facility in Winnipeg. I heard talk of -64F there this week. Brrrr.

I would love to see a 21st century FAL. It could lose some weight and gain some capacity with modern materials.

Mom-in-law is a breast cancer survivor. Prayers sent.

Don't use them as compost unless you want a couple hundred little melon vines to magically appear in the spring. AMHIK.

Welcome!

Interesting siding on that house. Looks kinda like shingles made to look like stone tacked onto the wood. Caption... y'all bring me some taters from the cellar to go in this rabbit stew.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who struggles with that. It takes way more effort than I think it should to convince myself to not worry about it. A guy I know carries a G19X IWB. The butt of the pistol sticks way out and to me, it's comically obvious. Yet no one seems to notice or care. I see that and wonder why I have to talk myself into wearing the 9 on my belt (which is nearly invisible by comparison) instead of the 380 in my pocket. That aside, I'd agree that the tomcat is quite wide by current standards. Give the Shield 380 EZ a look.

She worked there in the gift shop and volunteered with the raptors and wolves when we lived in church hill, 10-15 years ago. It's a great place. The most recent wolf that died was the last of the ones she helped raise. This is from 2007...

If being killed and eaten was the alternative, I'd fight pretty hard too. The brown hawk could be it's mate. We have a resident Cooper's hawk the trolls our bird feeders occasionally. I've also seen it get a squirrel. There's a Great Horned owl that lives nearby, I hear it at night sometimes. My wife used to work with a local raptor rehabilitator.

Just be sure to remove any/all bullet fragments from the carcass before leaving it out. The birds will injest the fragments and die from lead poisoning.

They're out there, and they breed.