Chief Rick

Yul - the P238 is .380 ACP, the P938 is 9mm. I can't personally speak to the M&P but the P938 is very comfortable to carry IWB or OWB and shoot.

80+ pound female Black Mouth Curr - she slept on the bed with us until we got a new bed. Now it's too tall for her to jump on. At 11 years old, her arthritis keeps her from doing a whole lot. I have an old wool blanket on the floor on my side of the bed for her to sleep on now.

Single phase residential. It didn't make sense to me but hey - I'm no electrician.

Was told today that when running circuits to a power distribution panel the two sides of the panel should have evenly distributed amp draws. Otherwise, a panel with uneven distribution would use more electricity than a panel with equal distribution. Can any one verify or refute this claim?

Anybody use them extensively? I don't have a preference (and neither do my guns) but have been using Winchester and Remington. Used Federal until they became rare as hens teeth...

We've used similar before - starting line was "Start in the middle!".

You didn't see Pat shooting - that ejected brass had already landed before he pulled the trigger again. Good to see ya again yesterday Pat and congrats on the clean match!

Some outstanding Canadian riders this year.

Some of the oil platforms do have cell repeaters. Depending on your carrier and your phone, you can get a good signal when within range of one of these platforms. I've had some luck with AT&T and a BlackBerry out to about 20-25 miles with voice in 2012 off the AL/MS coast. Text was better.

I missed round five - 4.5 hours of "black screen" on my DVR. In my grading system, the young lady, Ms. Allie Burgett, was not bad - which is better than good - but not as good as Mark Wills, Clay Walker or Daryl Singletary. Watching round 6 tonight (provided it recorded...)

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Not that I expected any less, but three of the four people singing the National Anthem at this year's WNFR were were better than pretty good. Mark Wills for round 1 - GREAT Clay Walker for round 2 - Darn good Young lady for round 3 - Not bad Daryl Singletary for round 4 - Pretty good We are a little behind so we'll be watching round 5 tonight even though round 6 is live (will watch that tomorrow night).

Same here - I can hear something, but I can't tell what is being said. VA said I didn't need hearing aids when I retired in 2013...

This is a pic of the slide from Mernickle Custom Leather. It can be had in .357 or .45 size and the loops are made of heavy elastic - they hold your reloads securely but it's not difficult to pull one out as needed. Rarely does a shooter need more than one reload for a stage, and even then that's rare. This slide can be moved from belt to belt and if you get one for each caliber you can swap them out as needed if you shoot multiple calibers. You can also position the slide on either strong or weak hand side of the belt, or wear your buckle in the back and place the slide between your holsters. I'm also a fan of their shotgun belt - same type of loops. And their Gunfighter Series holsters. Metal lined to hold the shape and not let the holster collapse after the draw. The High Performance Series is also metal lined and just slightly different on the cant and drop IIRC. Mernickle (as most custom leather makers) does have a wait list. If this is the direction you want to go, or any cutom leather maker for that matter, try to find someone with an extra set of leather to let you borrow until your order arrives. This will also let you experience different holsters and determine what you want long term.

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