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Life is really, really, really, really, really, really BAD for Otto nowadays.

+1 MacGyver...thanks to the hard work....can't wait to hear the details.

super funny idea...so jealous that I didn't think of it

sure are impressive...but how do they shoot?

I never thought Huell was a smart guy, but the DEA story doesn't even sound remotely plausible, yet he sang like a canary. I thought surely Saul would have prepared him for something similar. Even if not, he's gotta realize what kind of outfit he's working for and therefore know better than to say a word, if he got pinched. He's surely aware of what happened to Mike's guys in prison.   I've resigned myself to the fact that Walt is probably going to die or go to jail at the end of the series, but I'm still hoping that Skyler, Walt Jr, and Holly live happily ever after with all that money and the car wash. I don't see how that can happen, if Hank and/or Marie live, though. Either/both seem like they'd want to make sure justice is served, even at the expense of Skyler and the kids.

  You gotta dream bigger, man. I asked for a complimentary XD-S 9.

Regardless of how the shootout turns out...the way Jesse lured him out there was freakin' brilliant. I thought he'd smoked himself stupid by the beginning of the season. That was pretty smart...like something Heisenberg would come up with.

I thought for sure this was going to be a frisbee golf thread

If I know you, you already had those pics saved in your phone and named accordingly. well played sir, well played

I can't believe Jesse spit in Walt's face! That would have made me lose it, too.     I thought the same thing, the lil skinhead tweaker guy squints and aims and still misses...yeah right!?

nice...love a good terrorist fail video

Here's how you do it... http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/store/ Good luck with your trade/sell.

I recently upgraded my Lee dies that I was using in my Dillon 650 for Hornady dies. The sizing/decapping die is the only one that can be screwed down all the way. It's setup so that when the shellplate is all the way up I can just slide an index card under the bottom of the die. So, it's not "really" touching the shellplate, but it's pretty darn close. That's how I was advised to do it when I was learning. BTW...thanks for asking all these questions and taking time to really help me figure this out. I honestly appreciate it.

Don't forget that union dues will eat up a percentage of their paychecks nearly equal to the average cost of living raise. Meaning a one-time negotiation for a raise may be the last actual pay bump any of them ever see.

I'm a big fan of CZ pistols, but have never seen a single rifle for sale in a store. I'm guessing those who have one are getting them online?

  I hear Cricket makes a nice range gun.   :hiding: Is that better?     Yeah, I got no idea what's going on back there. I don't even wanna know where that little tip goes or what the flap at the top is supposed to mash against.

I'll give that a try and see if the slide still locks up with the barrel like it's doing with the spent brass.

You guys have me feeling stupid. I don't get what you're saying about the bullet getting stuck in the barrel. Don't get me wrong, I'm NOT saying that's not it...just trying to understand, because I'm clearly having a stupid moment.   The base of the brass was pressed against the breechface of the slide so tightly that the barrel and slide were locked together when I removed the slide from the frame. For there to be that much pressure against the rear of the cartridge, it'd seem to me that bullet had to be stuck or the brass was too long. So, I get that part...what you guys are saying makes sense.   What I'm not understanding is that the recovered bullet seems way too short for this to even happen, yet clearly it did...duh. That bullet's ogive would have to be way out of whack, but I haven't checked, so maybe that's it. What I did try was putting some empty brass from the same batch of reloads into the chamber and dropping the slide. Surprised me that the gun still locked up with 5 different pieces of brass from the same batch. Not one single piece of brass is over 0.75". Isn't that weird?

Wow, I knew that Bulge Buster couldn't undo the thin spots in the brass, but I had no idea just how much that brass was stretching after a single firing. You're going to probably be beyond max case length after only using the brass twice. I hate trimming brass!!

Anything better than this one (http://jga.anschuetz-sport.com/index.php5?produktID=285&menu=105&sprache=1&produktShow=detail) has my respect. This thing has a two-stage trigger that's adjustable from 2 ounces to just over 17 ounce (yes, that's ounces...not pounds). It's definitely a sub-MOA gun, but I'm guessing $5K or so is not the ballpark we are looking for.

Good for you TMF. I'm glad you didn't subject that poor animal to a life of misery. Even after only a few days, I bet that poor pup feels like he/she won the doggy lottery already.

Cranston will make and excellent Lex Luthor. I'd actually watch a Superman movie to see that performance.

Walmart is one of the largest, wealthiest, and most powerful employers in the country for a reason. Everyone working their without a red vest or a shirt and tie can be replaced too easily for this to work. It's no surprise that their employees see no correlation between their pay and their skillset. I worked for minimum wage at one time and slowly moved up when I was in HS and never thought of that crappy job as a vehicle to wealth or a way to feed a family.

I thought they said on Talking Bad this week that he had Cerebral Palsy.

Mine is a nickname that stuck back in HS. My first name is Kevin and I ain't never been considered small, but that's not actually the reason.   I really good friend would always say "what's up big dog" if he couldn't remember your first name. If he could, you were Big John or Big Tim or whatever your first name is. I guess he didn't like the way Big Kevin, so mine got shrank to a letter. He'd say what's up Big K and it it stuck.