The Sept BS thread!!!!
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Rich, the 229 is a great gun. We used the 229, and 239 (.357) at work before switching over to Glocks 31,33 (.357). We were able to buy ours at a great price. I ended up selling one gun to my brother and the other to now ex-father inlaw. I always told the father inlaw that I would buy it back for what I sold it to him for. We were able to buy it for a great deal. Well below retail.
I like the option os switching barrels to have two different caliber pistols.
Training was great on this wonderful day. New Stag Arms ar-15 in the locker at work. We turned in our M-16 that were old and dated back. Callapsable buttstock, and a shorter barrel is about the only difference. Probably the coolest thing is that all the rifles have our badge ingraved into the side. It's well detailed.
Jasmine, I say leave the kids at home to cure thier hangovers from homecoming. By the time you get home they can tell you all about it.
I like the option os switching barrels to have two different caliber pistols.
Training was great on this wonderful day. New Stag Arms ar-15 in the locker at work. We turned in our M-16 that were old and dated back. Callapsable buttstock, and a shorter barrel is about the only difference. Probably the coolest thing is that all the rifles have our badge ingraved into the side. It's well detailed.
Jasmine, I say leave the kids at home to cure thier hangovers from homecoming. By the time you get home they can tell you all about it.
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Come on up Chris.. I am sure you have your old DL, you could still get a tag.....
Jasmin, AL is right, he has experience in this kind of stuff.. just let them stay home and recover
Looks a little wet out there this morning.. pup is missing out on his walk.. yeah, no, I woulnt melt, just not in the mood to start off the day wet.
Jasmin, AL is right, he has experience in this kind of stuff.. just let them stay home and recover
Looks a little wet out there this morning.. pup is missing out on his walk.. yeah, no, I woulnt melt, just not in the mood to start off the day wet.
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Good luck Pat! I was going to be back home around Thanksgiving for a few days but that might not happen until December now. Buddies at camp are giving me a bunch of crap about it. Suppose I could find hunting around here but it's not the same as the old camp, got to ADJUST a bit. I'll try to adjust this weekend, me and Mr Miller Light!
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Mr Miller and I have hung out a couple of times.. say hi to him for me..he makes nice company in the corner..
lately I have just found my self hanging with a few "buds"
lately I have just found my self hanging with a few "buds"
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I will be visiting the corner with MR Miller today also.
Going to try and organize the final move tonight and maybe execute it tomorrow after work.
I know I would love the 229, it just woldn't be a good move right now. going into a slow season for work for a few months.......I also just spend a little bit of my savings on a few goodies for the Jeep. As much as I would like to have it, do what you need to do Pat, if for some reason when I get the extra cash around again and you have it still maybe we can put something together.
Jasmin, maybe you should bring the kida along after home coming. What better way to cure a hangover than a couple hour drive in the truck
Going to try and organize the final move tonight and maybe execute it tomorrow after work.
I know I would love the 229, it just woldn't be a good move right now. going into a slow season for work for a few months.......I also just spend a little bit of my savings on a few goodies for the Jeep. As much as I would like to have it, do what you need to do Pat, if for some reason when I get the extra cash around again and you have it still maybe we can put something together.
Jasmin, maybe you should bring the kida along after home coming. What better way to cure a hangover than a couple hour drive in the truck
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Dont sweat it Rich..
this guys was all about this a day or so ago, and just seems to have faded away. So.. I dont really need a hunting pistol, but thought it would be nice to have a .357 that I could put some .38s in and let Sheryl shoot.
She is a REAL good shot, but sdoes not like the "bang" I put in ear plugs and headphones for her to shoot, and truthfully, I still dont think she even likes shotting.
Gotta give her credit though, she has tried it, and shoots well.
this guys was all about this a day or so ago, and just seems to have faded away. So.. I dont really need a hunting pistol, but thought it would be nice to have a .357 that I could put some .38s in and let Sheryl shoot.
She is a REAL good shot, but sdoes not like the "bang" I put in ear plugs and headphones for her to shoot, and truthfully, I still dont think she even likes shotting.
Gotta give her credit though, she has tried it, and shoots well.
