Long Fingers, SASS#56813

Opener manuals use to suggest rough use bulbs, “rough duty” idea was they held up better with the opener vibration. I have been using led for over a year when I installed a new opener…no issues. Not that it can’t happen but the frequency issues that use to plague openers has pretty much gone away years ago when there was an industry wide change. I would try LED LF

I’ll take the Kirkpatrick belt. pm Incoming. Thanks, LF.

I don’t think that shot is really as easy as some want to make it out to be. Do we know if it was scoped, red dot, irons? A head is 10” by 9” ? , irons or red dot would completely cover the target. What was his shooting experience or familiarity with that firearm? Climbed up on a roof, shooting down ward, assuming he doesn’t have the best shoot rest. Adrenaline, heart racing, knowing your probably going to be killed. Go try and hit a 10” circle under those conditions. Yes, Trump was very lucky.

The national reviews seem to be split about 50/50 like vs not so much. The different threads on the wire seem to suggest the same split, maybe leaning a little towards like because we want to like westerns. Chatter from the audience after we viewed the movie was not very positive, “that was a waste of time, no need to see the rest. “ I would agree with some of the others, the movie format would have been better as a mini series, develop the store lines and become invested in the characters. This review summed it up for me, “It’s too bad because the film starts out strong with a raid on the settlement that is visceral and captivating but it keeps switching stories before the audience can become attached to a narrative or set of characters. I was joking on twitter that this is similar to rom-coms like Valentines Day that tells so many stories but none of them could hold a movie on their own or are interesting to the audience. I guess at least Utah looks nice so there’s that but it’s all surprisingly forgettable for a saga.”

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