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I shot a Beretta years ago and in the market for a first time hand gun.
I recently fired a glock 19 and really liked it but unsure.
What is your guys thought about the Beretta vs. GLock? Which is superior?
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I shot a Beretta years ago and in the market for a first time hand gun.
I recently fired a glock 19 and really liked it but unsure.
What is your guys thought about the Beretta vs. GLock? Which is superior?
Haven't shot a glock.. But love my Beretta 92fs. So i'm not a big help.
How much did that cost you if you don't mind me asking? Im still on the fence......
In California, the glock 9'mm are around $540 on sale, a Beretta 9mm with a rebate is around $450-500.
I don't know about " superior", but, I am biased towards Beretta.........grip feel(which is different for everyone) ease of maintenance, metal versus plastic(I own a plastic firearm) just the way it feels and shoots....it's such a subjective thing........trigger, sights, mags...........I saw your prices......here a Glock is around $400-450...........same for the Beretta px models, but 92's and 96's are around $650.
I bought a gun 3 months ago0 and started firing for the first time in decades. I bought a Glock, at least partially due to price. It shoots fine but I have never gotten over not having any safeties on the gun except pulling the trigger. I then picked up a 22 pistol that was DA/SA and remembered how much I like a single action trigger. So I bought a PX4 Compact in 9MM and love it. So if you are used to striker fired systems with no safety go for the Glock. But if your history includes single action guns I expect you will prefer a Beretta.
Thats the one thing I'm surprised with the glock, you can't tell if its loaded or not unless you drop the mag and rack the slide. I kinda like the safety feature on the beretta. I also like the s&w m9 and the visual on the top to see if a gun is in the chamber.
I just need to fire some more and figure out what is best for me I guess.
Also, no need to drop mag and rack slide...Google "Press Check"
I can tell you I've had an Italian made FS92 since 1992. One of the "original Wonder Nines". Thousands of rounds. No trouble. It's my nightstand gun.
I'm partial to the double action/single action aluminum framed hammer fired gun. Mine has factory Trijicon night sights.
Lots of people love the Glocks. Personally, I think they "work fine". But, they have all the character of my fridge, stove, washer, and dryer appliances.
Some times, you just have to go with the "good stuff".
No, I'll never have a Prius. Or, a Camry.
Which is why I have three vehicles. I'm single. I don't really need all three.
A '71 Camaro Z28. A '97 Jeep Cherokee "fixed" for 4-wheeling. A 2004 Corvette Z06 Z16. You only live once, for a while. YMMV. :smt1099
I have a Beretta 92 clone... a Taurus 92AF and it's a fine little gun. Mine's a newer one and I don't think it is as good as the ones made in the 90's (I had three of them then). A personal opinion follows but that's what you're looking for.
I don't care for double action pistols for my carry and home defense pistols. I much prefer double action only because of the same trigger action from first to last shot. Again, that's strictly an opinion and other folks have theirs. All of my carry guns are DAO designs (well the Smith and Wesson M&P pistol is technically a SAO, but that is not how it is classed). Once again, strictly an opinion.
Glock, when you own one you get it. Easy to clean, easy to shoot, light and accurate
The answer in neither. They are both excellent pistols, but what do you prefer a DA/SA or a striker fired pistol. Are you wanting a CCW, range gun/home defense pistol? The DA/SA may take a little more time to master, but is what I prefer. I've heard very few reports on either handgun failing when needed, both are tried and true warriors grasshopper.:numbchuck: You could have made it much easier if you were to compare a Highpoint w/ the Glock or Beretta.
range gun/ home defense pistol, exactly.
i live in CA, even if I wanted a CCW, its almost impossible to obtain one here.
i'm leaving towards a glock at this point. my co-worker is recommending i check out a s&w before i make a purchase.
i'm 90% sure i want a glock. either a g19 or g17. or should i go with a .40 cal glock? this is a difficult decision being my first gun purchase.
Sounds like your mind is made up......next........
It's not made up though.... please continue!
You've got to shoot them both to decide. I shot them both side by side at a range that rented a large variety. Between a Glock 17 and a Beretta 92, I liked the Beretta by a considerable margin. I've been told that the Beretta has a large grip that fits better in large hands, but my hands are average sized and it felt great to me. For me the Beretta was #3 on my list of favorite guns that I tried, and the Glock was #7 out of 10. Your experience may be the opposite, but no way to know without trying them out.


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posted at 8:12 am on May 27, 2009 by The Other McCain
Except that he's a born-rich pretty boy from Southern California, I have no reason to hate Tucker Carlson. He's certainly never even bothered to speak to me. Why would I possibly hate him?
So when Allah headlined the news yesterday that Carlson was launching something called TheDailyCaller.com, my main reaction was, "Huh?"
Starting an over/under pool on how long it would take TuckPo to implode? That was mainly an embittered reaction to the implied snub of anybody starting a Web news operation in Washington without first bothering to call Mr. Million Hits.
The Hill story about Carlson's appearance at the Heritage blogger lunch was short and sketchy. What exactly was Carlson up to? Wonder no more. Ted Molin reports for Human Events:
The Daily Caller strays from the model used by blogs and typical news sources, developing a "massive talent pool that most can't afford." Carlson hopes to closely record the traffic on the site, giving a substantial cutback of the profits to news reporters. "The bulk of the effort will be volunteering," he said. A large collection of contributors can critique and add to the site. . . .
Carlson was optimistic, noting that while there are many conservative news sites, there is "room for a center of gravity to this administration in Washington, and we hope to be that."
"We're getting a version of socialism and nobody cares," said Carlson. The Daily Caller will provide a "vital message, goal and crusade."
Among his priorities is a need to "adhere to the highest standards of accuracy," he noted, mentioning the necessary oversight of the expansive "aggregate" section. (Emphasis added.)
You can read the whole thing. If we read between the lines, there will not actually be a salaried professional news-gathering staff. It's an aggregator with comments and volunteer "contributors" paid on a per-click basis.
Sounds like a low-budget operation, a glorified blog or an imitation Drudge Report with the promotional boost of a rich pretty-boy TV spokesperson, so that when Carlson appears on Fox, the chyron under his talking head says, "DailyCaller.com."
So whatever's happening at other online rightward aggregators — e.g., Conservative Grapevine or Net Right Nation — we needed something else and, voila, TuckPo.
There are lots and lots of people trying to create new Web projects, some of whom have the decency to get in touch and let me know about it first. Two buddies, Mike Casey and Jason Corley, recently started an aggregator called the Conservative Political Report, but neither of those guys are rich pretty-boy TV stars, so they didn't get written up in the Hill or Human Events.
Of course, it is entirely possible that TuckPo won't suck, despite its botched roll-out. Did I say, "botched"? Look, pretty boy: If you're going to start a new Web site, you don't begin by holding a press conference or issue a press release declaring your intention to start a new Web site. You bring the page up in beta, work the bugs out before anybody's seen it, circulate the word to your blogger friends via e-mail, and only when you've got it rolling good and steady do you issue a press release and start doing promotion. All of which anybody in the business would have told you, if you had bothered to ask.
As it is, the didn't-bother-to-ask factor leads me to believe that we're about to see another spectacular Hindenburg-at-Lakehurst catastrophe like Culture 11. I may be wrong. Maybe it's going to be a fantastic success, and I'll be linking it every day. So even though the rich TV pretty boy never asked my advice, I'll do him the favor of offering one piece of advice for free: It had better not suck.
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Some things you should know about Memorial Day in New Hampshire
By MICHAEL COUSINEAU
New Hampshire Sunday News | May 25. 2013 11:52PM
Zoe Pszenny, 7, a Brownie, walks in the rain with U.S. flags, as Boy Scout Troop 292 replaces worn out veterans flags at Martins Cemetery in Hooksett on Saturday. (Thomas Roy/Union Leader)
A last-minute booking at one of 20 state campgrounds was possible but not guaranteed.
And if you want to avoid the worst crowds at Brown's Lobster Pound in Seabrook, order the seafood plate between 7 and 9 p.m.
The battle over which temperature would be higher - on land or in the ocean at Hampton Beach - ended in a draw Saturday with both in the high-40s. But the air temperature should win out today with the high approaching 60 degrees - or about 15 degrees Celsius for our Canadian friends.
Before the rain stops, people can shop at more than 200 outlet stores around the state - from Adidas (footwear) to Zwilling J.A. Henckels (kitchen gadgets) - centered in Merrimack, Tilton and North Conway.
Rainy weather and out-of-state tourists translate into busier cashiers, he said. And there's a roof to protect shoppers picking through offerings at this weekend's sidewalk sale in Tilton.
More than 500,000 tourists are expected over the weekend, mostly from New York and New England.
For last year's Memorial Day Weekend, 1,219,517 vehicles passed through a toll somewhere in New Hampshire between Friday and Monday - including 279,465 vehicles on the holiday Monday. During that Monday's peak, more than 4,000 vehicles heading south on Interstate 93 went through the Hooksett toll booth each hour between noon and 4 p.m.
For May 26, the mercury hit a record 96 degrees in 2010 in Concord. For May 27, the record high reached 93 degrees in both 1914 and 1944. But it can get colder than this weekend, as well. For May 26, the record low dipped to 28 degrees in 1956 while May 27, 1969, saw a record low of 24.
"I know we've had some cancellations and we saw some people booking when they saw cancellations," Bassett said of state campground sites. Rates range from $23 to $50 a night, with $25 the average.
Hot and sunny weather means "we will do well for tequila for your margaritas," said Mark Roy, spirits marketing specialist at the State Liquor Commission. "I'm thinking this weekend we'll probably see a pretty big spike in vodka and rum."
The commission also regulates about 3,000 places to purchase beer in New Hampshire, including 1,200 locations to buy a six-pack to go.
B.J. "Doc" Noel, president of the Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce, said private parking lots get $5 to $10 at Hampton Beach, sometimes more during warm weather days. Parking at the meters remains the same at $2 per hour.
Hotel bookings were solid and whether people cancel will depend partly on the individual policy of the establishment, he said. Bad weather will drive people to go shopping.
"We usually do pretty well on Memorial Day regardless of the weather," said Kaleb Brown, the owner's grandson. "Whenever it's sunny and warm, we do better down here."
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. - In a hard-fought home game on Saturday versus George Mason, the Marist women's lacrosse fell by a 10-9 final score. A tight contest throughout, a 6-1 goal run by the visiting Patriots in the second half turned a 7-4 Marist lead into a 10-8 George Mason advantage. The Red Foxes would try to rally late, but would come up short as their game-tying shot on goal as the buzzer rang was denied by the Patriot goalkeeper. Junior Tierney Larson (Fairfield, Conn.) led the offense with a game-high five assists; senior Amanda Tuck (Mamaroneck, N.Y.) netted a team-high three goals.
Marist sprung out to an early 1-0 lead just 18 seconds into the game as Larson found sophomore Kirsten Viscount (Smithtown, N.Y.) with a quick pass from behind the cage.
Less than five minutes later a 24:55, Larson once again set up a one-timer shot and goal with a pass from behind; this time Tuck was the beneficiary.
Down 2-0, the Patriots answered back with a two-goal run to even the score.
Marist would close the half with two goals in the final 7:36 of play as Tuck notched her second tally from Larson at 7:36 and Jamie Romano (Kings Park, N.Y.) registered her first of the day at 2:21.
With the score 4-2, the Patriots quickly came out in the second half cut their deficit to one at 28:46 with a Katie Mascolo goal.
Two consecutive markers by Ashley Miller (Montville, N.J.) at 27:28 and 24:14 would give Marist some breathing room at 6-3.
A swift trading of goals at 22:08 by George Mason's Caitlin Formato and at 21:52 by Marist's Viscount would keep the margin at three.
The tight action would continue throughout the half, but the Patriots would be able to convert four straight goals to take their first lead of the game at 8-7 with 13:43 left in regulation.
A swapping of goals by Marist's Amanda Tuck and George Mason's Allie Hilderbrandt with a 39 second span of play at 11:25 to 10:46 would keep it a one goal game at 9-8.
The scoreboard would be locked in at 9-8 over the next 8:48 as Marist withstood multiple attempts by the Patriots to extend their lead. Sophomore goalkeeper Liz Holmes (Longmeadow, Mass.), who was called upon as an injury replacement, thwarted two George Mason shots, including a Formato free-position shot that was ripped from eight yards out.
The Patriots' Rachel Obregon added an important insurance goal at 1:58 to make it 10-8.
Recognizing the pressure, Romano won the next draw control for Marist, her eighth of the day, and the Red Foxes drew a free-position attempt with 98 seconds remaining. Unfortunately for the home team, GMU's goalkeeper Caroline Brouse denied Miller's free-position shot.
After a Formato shot rang off the crossbar, Marist had possession once again and had 62 seconds to net two goals.
A connection between Viscount and freshman Allison Gionta (Eastport, N.Y.) with 39 seconds left started the rally. After a successful draw control win by Viscount, the Red Foxes would have one more chance to tie the game. With less than five seconds to go, Romano darted through the fan and took a shot on goal only to see Brouse make her sixth and final save of the game to hold onto the 10-9 victory for George Mason.
For the game, the Patriots outshot the Red Foxes 31-24 with a 17-15 advantage in shots on goal. Though Marist lost the turnover battle 18-7, they were kept in the game by a 13-8 lead in draw controls. The Red Foxes won the ground ball battle 23-20 with Larson and Christine Astarita (Kennett Square, Pa.) collecting a team-high four each.
This was the first-ever matchup between the two programs.
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actually 1:2
cuz 0.5 X 2 =1
and 1 x2 =2
maybe we both need to polish our math
[quote]Originally posted by stonedchihuahua:
yes that helped me understand but what about 0.5:1 that is one hell of a big pinon i know

You need to polish your math. That would be a 2:1 ratio.
|yes that helped me understand but what about 0.5:1 that is one hell of a big pinon i know
|4 Jaw Chuck
Let me see if I understand your question correctly;
This question is best answered by examining how gearing affects torque multiplication. A rear axle of lets say 2:1 would multiply the torque available at the rear tires X2.
Now if we had an axle of 4:1 the torque would be multiplied X4, a significant increase. Lets say this engine developed a peak of 100 pd ft of torque at 2000 rpm. The rear tires would see 400 ft pds being exerted through the lever (the tire, it has a diameter!) to the ground, lets say the lever is 1 ft long (Most 15 inch tires approach this) So exactly 400 ft pds are being exerted at the rear tire at peak load at 2000 rpm. Sounds like a real torquey motor hey? Rpm would also go down by 4 since we are trading rpm for torque.
Lets look at the same motor with the 2:1 gearing, we have 100 ft pds going through X2 equals 200 ft pds at the 1 ft lever. This the basic reason why you cannot increase hp by reducing gearing, it's straight multiplication and low gearing is a direct multiplication of the torque function. Of course rpm would go down by only half.
Designing a motor with a low operating rpm and narrow power range will be hard to gear because of the need to keep the engine turning at peak torque over a narrow range. Essentially you need a lot of gear changes to keep the engine working. Look at semi trucks, this is how they extract work from narrow power range diesels.
Work is time X effort / distance covered, Horsepower represents this work in a rotational fashion by using rpm to denote distance covered. Think of it as an endless fishing reel pulling in the big one. The faster you can reel in and the bigger the fish and the more line you can reel in one second the more work/horsepower you are producing. Fish weight (load) is a direct multiplier just like the gearing calculation. The basic math mistake you are making is rpm or distance covered is a divisor into the time/effort numerator, not multiplied.
Whew.
[ December 14, 2002: Message edited by: 4 Jaw Chuck ]

|k that site was good although some of it confusing.. but what i got out of it is hp is basically how long the tq is effective of or how much tq at high rpm.. I have read a similar thing on howstuffworks.com
Yeah.. that was what I was trying to mean.. about not having too much hp and utilizing the tourque.. I'm just not good with words...
Me fail engish that unpossible
|The purpose of the drivetrain is to transfer the engines power to the wheels and plant that power to the pavement. But like what 78novaman said it doesn't make the power but you need to set it up right to deliver the power effectively. If you have an engine that builds it's power at 4,000 rpm's you don't want a drivetrain that will put the engine at 8,000rpm's. Vise-versa if you have an engine that maximizes it's power at 8,000 rpm you'll never see that power if your engine can't rev over 4,000 rpm because of your 2.73 gears and jumbo tall tires. Imagine a crotch rocket style bike that could never rev above 2,500 rpm, it would be a dog cause their engines powerband is at high rpm's. Yet Harley Davidsons are geared to run low rpm's because that's where their powerband is. Hope I made sense.
Read over this and see if it don't answer alot of your questions. Dan
http://www.vettenet.org/torquehp.html
Your drive train cannot increase power. It takes power to turn the mass. Period. However, you can utilize the drivetrain so that is does not leach so much. In the case of modern 4 bangers, they use 5sp so that you have steeper low gears to help with the lack of torque. You can take identical 4 bangers except for the trannys, and the stickshift will win every time because the engines don't have the torque to move at low rpms. This also applys to any car or truck. The steeper you make your gears, the easier is is for the engine to overcome it's load. If 5 speeds had not been developed there would be no 4 banger because they would be even slower than they are now. Also, you can indeed go fast with torque. A 71 Buick GSX ran the quarter in the low 13's. This was done with a 455 that had only 390hp, but 510ft/lbs of torque connected to a 3 speed auto. If it did not have the torque, it would have gone nowhere. Hope this doesn't confuse you more and that I answered a few of your inquisions.
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[ December 13, 2002: Message edited by: 78novaman ]

Umm kinda but the thing is.... when the dyno is put on the rear wheels they wouldn't be able to tell your gearing unless they look at your tach right... so if they just when by rear wheel rpm... could you not increase your hp and decrese your tourque... I mean ricers do the opposite... they have tons of hp because of the rpm factor (can rev higher cuz of less recipicating mass) so they put real low gearing in from the factory so that the car doesn't stall (at least I think this is how it works..) isn't this also how ferraries with very little displacment but that turn over high revolutions end up getting tourque is by having the lower gears???? It does not so much make tourque but use the hp/rpm energy in a different way?
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The problem with your scenario is torque is determined by engine rpm not axle rpm, wheel torque/hp is determined by axle ratio and engine torque/hp.
Does that make sense Dave?
didn't know where to ask this but HP and TQ relationship?
Okay I konw that the formula for hp is TQ X RPM X 5.(some long decimal)=HP
SO after saying that couldn't you have a low reving engine with alot of Tourque meaning low HP numbers but gear it so the wheels get more RPM in them.. so say if you used a desiel with 2.23 gears or something like that... if the thing was a touque monster wouldn't your rear wheel HP actually be higher than your engine HP and your rear wheel TQ lower than the engine TQ... so then does HP make all the difference or could you have an all TQ engine and still perform..
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Hey I'm think funny but I need to say, that's many themes copy together and now it's being normal work!
I don't want to point direct to a theme. but if you look at the top of "Last Week's Top WordPress Sellers" and some new themes that they're very close together! almost same design , same color! What's wrong with reviewer???
I think you should worry when someone copy of your item.:) any copy theme you shoud contact to envato. If you are reviewer can you remember all themes submitted ?
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Funny is when some original themes "are not up to the current aesthetic standards" whatever the heck that means as tastes are different and there's nothing wrong technically with them, but this gets by easily.
That's exactly what I used to think before, but in spite of the fact that some themes seem to look the same, they actually employ different design concepts and/or functionality; with the exception of those that are blatantly copied, of course.
The new theme FreshLook has been remove after this thread created some minutes. It copied Avada.
Just a small note. Reviewers physically cannot remember each and every theme on ThemeForest (or every site on the web). And it's not their job.
You can simply shoot a pm to one of them – no need for drama on forums
The thing that really bothers me is the number of people submitting ripoffs…
Can you guys take a look at the latest 907 site template and compare it with my SCRN ? Am I the only one who thinks this is kind of a ripoff?
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Can you guys take a look at the latest 907 site template and compare it with my SCRN ? Am I the only one who thinks this is kind of a ripoff?
No, not at all, you're not the first who used Big blurred image with nice typography and not the first who made one-page template I've checked both themes, there are similarities but it's not a ripoff. And you shouldn't worry, your theme is 100x better looking.
As for the Avada ripoff which was accepted today, it looks like it's gone now, so probably someone reacted quick enough
The thing is, if you make a completely unique template you start to isolate the amount you can sell to, you make a generic template like most of the rest and it sells.


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TRIMMING: love it or hate it? | September 3, 2012
Posted 04 September 2012 - 09:34 AM
who like to trim and those who don't. (By "trimming" I mean the usual thing that potters do to a thrown piece--
turn the work upside down on the wheel, center it, and carve the underside with a specialized tool,
to enhance the basic form, and add a foot.
Personally I love to trim. It is a nice break from throwing and it really improves the forms--especially bowls.
I love the way trimming puts air and light under a piece. And you???
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Posted 04 September 2012 - 04:02 PM
What I LOVE about trimming are the trimmings themselves and the fact that you can slake them down and make more pots! Can't do that with wood shavings.
Posted 04 September 2012 - 10:12 PM
I like to trim. I wouldn't say I love it. I am able to tap centre, so this makes it go pretty fast. Try as I might, I still cannot leave my mugs alone without trimming a quarter inch off that bottom corner.
What I LOVE about trimming are the trimmings themselves and the fact that you can slake them down and make more pots! Can't do that with wood shavings.
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I love to trim. I can spend long periods of time on just one piece. It is something about getting it just right. I like doing the undercuts. I like studying the bowl and seeing how I can shape it to make it just right. I know by this time I should be able to guage my wall thickness when I throw but something about taking away the excess clay and almost "finding" the shape on the outside excites me. I use various tools and usually end with the stainless rib. I have been playing with finishing the foot ring with a stone to burnish the edges or remove burrs. I have also, like a few of you, been trying to do the chattering technique over the summer and finding places of difference where I draw distinct lines with my tools (i.e., separating out the chattering from that which is smooth). So yeah, if I were to be asked and if I was honest, I do love to trim. Sometimes it feels like I sit down with a block of leather hard clay with an inner bowl shape and have to look for how I will trim the exterior but it is for me almost an intellectual exercise in trying to ascertain what the best look is for that bowl. I like deep foot rings that show the bowl off with height. I like showing the roundness of the bottom of the bowl shape within this ring. Funny, I put so much effort into the trimming you would think I could figure out how to do perfect walls on the original shape so it would not take this much work but maybe this is just my style. Take a block of clay with a bowl shape on the inside and somehow find the outside complementary shape?? And I believe it is almost intuitive when you find this shape. You know what looks balanced from that which is off. Those that are off drive me nuts when I wash the dishes. I say to myself, if only I took the time to just trim a little more I wouldn't be seeing or feeling this lump or thickness where there shouldn't be any. Great post!
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I guess with all these ways to keep from trimming, I have to admit I fall more toward the dislike side.
Posted 23 September 2012 - 10:43 AM
Trying to work on getting most of the clay removed before cutting it free though. I'd rather just clean it up than trim away a lot of clay.
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I enjoy applying surface texture at this point or making sure I have a smooth surface.
As far as Love & Hate goes...
I hate trimming when the ware is to wet or dry.
Love it when it is in the right zone.
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Need opinions on which sig(s) for CCW. Thanks in advance.
when i cc, i carry the sig p6
and welcome from southern oregon
Thank you . I'm from down 'Bama way.
Didn't see that one on the sig site. Know much about the p250 sub compact?
its not on the site.... the p6 is the west german (now just german for the newer generation) issue p225....
Ah ha! Pardon me. I have to admit that I am not very familiar with the Sig Sauer. I am wanting a good ccw and have heard good things about it.
My husband's Colt has been at Novak for six months now. I bought him a Scorpion for Christmas and he's been carrying that ever since. He likes it a lot. Worth a look, I'd say.
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If your carry gun is 9mm. the Sig 228 is a great gun. They are no longer in production.all of the 228s were German made. They are very good guns. I purchased mine a couple of years ago at a local gun shop 450.00 I think. It has never failed to feed or fire anything I have fed it. I also have a 226 which has never given any problems. Sigs are dependable. However I favor the older German models.
I like my 229 SAS in 9mm. I have had about 9mo's now. It rides in a Blawkhawk leather IWB. Nice guns and trouble free.
Not a popular choice, but since last October my CCW gun has been a SIG P290 First Edition.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8317959666974366690.post2848154604719993641..comments2017-02-08T10:01:39.154-08:00Comments on The Underground Unbeliever: Get Well HitchAnna Lemmahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8317959666974366690.post-56258134792954495462010-10-03T16:07:23.296-07:002010-10-03T16:07:23.296-07:00Fans of the Underground Unbeliever may have noted ...Fans of the Underground Unbeliever may have noted that Bob Yappi's nearly a daily feature of the AV Press letters page now. Yappi puts on a phony patriot act at times--as does his crony, fellow Bush-Cheney supporter, and AVP Ad salesman-in-chief Dennis Dunderson--but make no mistake, free thinkers: Yappi's an extreme fundamentalist and biblethumper, nearly a Koresh-type of psycho, not to say a piss-poor writer.

The local fundies like Yappi and LBC and LDS appear to be a bit worried about the upcoming elections--with no good chances for the right-wing the biblethumpers might be in for some trouble.

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(miss yr witty posts, Miss Anna)Jhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8317959666974366690.post-53331244927802817432010-09-12T09:43:59.492-07:002010-09-12T09:43:59.492-07:00This comment has been removed by the author.Jhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8317959666974366690.post-43951444315274317112010-09-11T13:44:10.340-07:002010-09-11T13:44:10.340-07:00This comment has been removed by the author.Jhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8317959666974366690.post-12052412897115323042010-09-11T02:01:43.929-07:002010-09-11T02:01:43.929-07:00Well,I don't think I would be a good politicia...Well,I don't think I would be a good politician, also I live a few miles outside of Lancaster. A few weeks ago, Dave Dionne from AV Freethinkers wrote a very nice letter which actually got printed in the AV Press. He rebutted a few of the local fundies who were spouting off about atheists in the letters section.Anna Lemmahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8317959666974366690.post-66534833122848588572010-09-05T15:02:29.110-07:002010-09-05T15:02:29.110-07:00YW. The AV yokel paper could use some intelligent...YW.

The AV yokel paper could use some intelligent, freethinking writer-editors such as yourself, Anna--AV Press Editor-in-chief Anna Lemma!. With scientific expertise as well.

Currently it's controlled by various fundamentalists, including that sentimental altar boy Wartford and Sarge Dennis Dunderson, who sort of code switches between wannabe-biker and palsie of LBC and baptist butt-boy Parris. And fatboy Brian Goldie holding down the mafia-sports angle (rumors are about the AVP boys....well...we'll keep it PG rated). :)

And note the numerous religious zealots (not only xtian, really) who appear in the op-ed section. Gerald Vick's sort of the town's official Falwell rabble rouser-- then Audie Baptist whatever, and the Tom Lackey LDS-zombie club--the people we can thank for all the snitch-cams on streetlights around the AV. Did you just buy a six-pack--busted! The mormons are comin' too, Anna.

With your military connections--heck, YOU could be Mayor.

scuzi rantJhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8317959666974366690.post-75114455731560708462010-09-05T08:10:32.209-07:002010-09-05T08:10:32.209-07:00Thanks J, I really like writing, but sometimes fin...Thanks J, I really like writing, but sometimes find it hard to make the time to do so.Anna Lemmahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8317959666974366690.post-90413021181131622642010-09-01T11:47:59.714-07:002010-09-01T11:47:59.714-07:00I don't always agree with Hitchens--at least p...I don't always agree with Hitchens--at least politically--but do agree he's a witty and entertaining writer, at least as far as 'Merican journalists go (he obtained US citizenship reportedly as well). Hitchens' equal opportunity skepticism also deserves respect: ie it's easy enough to ridicule xtian morons (and they generally deserve it) but taking on muslim fundamentalists and jewish orthodoxy requires a bit more...spine.

He's shown a certain courage with his battles against cancer as well and refused to give in to the fundies (including his own brother). That said, anyone who smokes regularly and swills Bombay gin for 3 decades or so will probably get cancer or some sort.

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Aerobic exercise performed in a pool of shallow water is known as water aerobics. Aerobic exercise in itself is one of the fastest and best methods to get in shape and stay in shape. Aerobic exercise however can be very limiting and sometimes dangerous for people with disabilities. This is because aerobic exercise requires a wide range of motion of joints and can put stress on muscles and tendons.
The buoyancy however that is experienced when in the water makes it entirely possible to perform many aerobic exercise programs without causing significant strain to the body. Nearly all of the weight and potential strain is supported by the water and not your joints or muscles. This makes water aerobics the perfect solution to keeping fit for people with disabilities. Therefore any exercise that you can think of has a "water aerobic" alternative. All that is required is water aerobics swimwear and the desire and motivation to get healthy and active.
Benefits of water aerobics:
Exercising in water also keeps you cool because it keeps your body temperature down ensuring a more comfortable and enjoyable workout experience.
It is usually done in a shallow pool so being able to swim is not a requirement and is great for people with physical disabilities who can no longer swim.
There are many exercises available so it is unlikely that there will be boredom when performing these exercises.
Most disabled people can use water aerobics to start and continue an exercise program in addition to a good diet to enjoy a healthy lifestyle.next article >>


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