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I don't know about y'all, but I love coming to work not knowing what I'm going to get paid again!

I'd wait until the following day and go in there in the morning with a light. Razor sharp teeth in CQB, I'll pass.

My brother has gone to U of A for the past three years.... I wonder if that's enough to get me out of "wannabe" status. I'm super hopeful it is. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Think I've called in about 6-8 cats with a foxpro. None, to my knowledge with hand calls.

I've made pho as well. Home made broth that simmered for 8 hours.

Here comes the "wannabe" talk!

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 At least y'all had 9 good games!

Let's go Cardinal!

Haven't but it looks good, I started with blue dot cause I had some. I'll have to look, I think I have some blue. But it's old. I'm talking back when the canisters were cylindrical. It belongs to my grandpa. I bought some power pistol what I got this 10 mm, I think I bought it because it worked well with 180 and 155.

Have you ever loaded power pistol?

Looks nice but not sure about adding one to my G20 but I did see a service offered to machine the slide for it for $100. That's a great price for the machining. The model 40 comes ready for an optic. I got the RMR relatively cheap from Midway as the new ones were coming out. Best I can tell, this one is exactly the same, minus the battery being on the bottom. It is kind of a bummer having the battery on the bottom because there is not an on/off switch. So do you have to take it off to replace the battery? Does it return to zero? Im kicking around getting one for a FN 5.7 (which I still have to buy) and am researching which one to get. For the old style (what i have) yes you have to take it off. I do not know about return to zero as I have not had it long enough to have to replace the battery.

Looks nice but not sure about adding one to my G20 but I did see a service offered to machine the slide for it for $100. That's a great price for the machining. The model 40 comes ready for an optic. I got the RMR relatively cheap from Midway as the new ones were coming out. Best I can tell, this one is exactly the same, minus the battery being on the bottom. It is kind of a bummer having the battery on the bottom because there is not an on/off switch.

Have the exact same set up. My favorite handgun ever. Good ammo is a bit hard to find but I'd rather load anyway. I've got all the stuff to reload but haven't really tackled it yet. What bullet do you load? I'm leaning towards the 180 XTP.

Trijicon RMR

I bet the hour drive didn't take an hour 🤣🤣🤣

Not the best picture, but this will be following me. Flock model 40, Trijicon RMR, 10mm, eith either 155 or 180 XTPs.

Hopefully they make themselves visible in February. I'll be taking my almost 5 year old out with me for his first weekend hunting trip with daddy. I hope to have him entertained!

I think it has to do with being such a warm winter. I always find the javelina season to be a good time to find them because it's cool outside and they are generally in the Sun in the morning. With his warm as it is I'm not so sure they're sticking to that pattern.

My dad and I always did, although to be honest it didn't seem to help. We still had leakage.

Vikings defense is going to rip the Eagles apart

I bet he can spell douche correctly..... I mean, I can and I didn't even graduate.

Agree with that last part! The cats narrowly scratched out victories over both unranked Oregon and Oregon State. That's not going to work!

Vikings got lucky

Thanks. I have had it for almost 30 years. Took a few pigs along the way. I used to shoot IPSC with it. Range officers would groan when I showed up, it dented pepper poppers. I started downloading it so that did not happen. Nice gun right out of the box. It has a pivoting trigger instead of a bow trigger and comes with a clean 3 lb break from the factory. Extended slide release and safety are standard. The BoMar sight is an option. You do need big paws to be able to wrap them around the grip. I'm such a 1911 fan, that I pretty much have to have one one day.