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I actually started a few years ago writing down the ammo shot just to have an idea. I have a little book in my safe and when I go out shooting I write down how many rounds for each gun. Just for my own interest really. For insatnce my new fde 19 has 316 rounds (and yes that includes the factory test shot). When I sell guns on here I put an estimated round number in the ad because it I said "this gun has 631 rounds through it" people would think I'm nuts. I probably am. The only one of my glocks that I don't have a count on is my 34 which I'd estimate to 9-10k rounds.

One website that I get on sometimes to waste a couple hours with is "justmugshots.com". It has quite a bit. Of course, it doesn't show convictions, only arrests. When using the site I have laerned that in the search bar that you have to type the county where it asks for city. So if you were looking for someone in Columbia you would put Maury Tennessee. Fun site to play around with.

I'd love to take a hog someday. I've see a few around my place.

I have been interested too for some time. I'll echo this question.

I drive a truck for a company in Spring Hill, usually local and some OTR but am doing a run that has me going from FedEx in Nashville to the WalMart DC in Hopkinsville KY. Back and forth all day bringing loads from Walmart to FedEx. All day... Just wondering if any of you work here.

Without firing it! What a barrel!

Mine used to be a Glock 22 but has been replaced by my 19. It's my EDC too but when it goes in the nightstand at night I attach my light then take it off in the morning when I get it out. Also with it are 2 loaded g17 mags. And most nights the 870 is behind the headboard.

I am thinking that they will run into Carrol and need her help with a new family she has found.

Paul Walker has died in a wreck according to reports. He was one of my favorite actors. Sad news. http://m.nydailynews.com/1.1533786

Gold Dot is good stuff. I carry Federal HST 124 +p in my 19

The one on the left looks like the core lokts that I had in .30-.30

Kinda odd. It looks to be hands judging by the scale of the footprint. Not enough snow for getting a snowball. If you were to make a snowball you would have to "wipe" up the snow. And the angle they are at. Strange. It's my over active mind. Was it in the burb's or in the country?

I hadn't thought of that. That doesn't sound so bad.

That's the thing. One end is just inches off the ground. I may just use a couple hydraulic jacks and lift that end up a foot or so to do the regular imsulation then set it back down. I had just seen in an episode of "Buying Alska" where the blown insulation was popular up there to resist moisture. But I bill probably just have to break down and suck in the gut and go under it.

I have a 10' x 20' out building that I have sank quite a bit of money into as a man cave. It's insulated in the walls and wired and pretty much like a house on the inside but I need to insulate the floor joists underneath before I under-pen it. I have seen some stuff the use that reminds me of foam like the "great stuff" in the can that they can just blow up under there. I know the R-factor may not be as high as traditional insulation but I don't wanna mess with it. I just wanna pay to have it blown up in there. Does anyone know of this service in Middle TN? And ballpark cost? Thanks in advance.

If he didn't disclose that to you upfront then you didn't do wrong. He knew there was a chance you would see it and you did. I wouldn't have bout it either unless it was just a helluva deal.

I have a G-Shock MTG900DA. I have had it about 4 years and love it. I wear it everywhere and have beat it and it still looks new. I like it because it is somewhat "dressy" too. Absolutely can't go wrong with a G Shock.

I couldn't imagine...

Saw this on my fb feed. Dayum! http://www.foxnews.com/story/2007/05/26/alabama-boy-kills-1051-pound-monster-pig-bigger-than-hogzilla/

I bought a 30 round 9mm mag supposedly for glock. It was a 30 not a 33. I dont even recall the brank but it would nood feed and even trying to manual feed would just toss out the live round.

I was going to do that but it goes into the plastic, not out.

I thought at first it was a trigher rub issue but I looked closely at I pic I took soon after I bought it and before it was fired and it was there. It''s definitely just a small flaw from molding. It is probably on the black ones too but just not noticeable.

I bought a gen 3 19 in fde yesterday and after shooting and cleaning last night I noticed a small flaw behind the trigger. My first thought was I scratched it with something. So after some googling and finding a couple of the same problems on other forums I felt a little relieved. It doesn't bother me and I plan to do nothing about it (I mean it's a Glock, a tool) but was just wondering if any of you had seen this on yours. It is just a small "scratch" that can barely even be felt when you run a toothpick over it so no biggie.

Well, of course!

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