Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770

It just doesn't make sense to carry loose rounds in your pocket just as a matter of EDC. I suppose that I might have a couple there if I'd just come from the range and just dumped the in my pocket. Carrying them loose is as bad as carrying a pistol loose in your pocket. They're going to get covered in dust, dirt, just basic "pocket lint" in short order, making them harder to load and more likely to cause a FTF. A third magazine makes much more sense. Swap out magazines for the Tactical Reload. Place the partially expended magazine in place of your second spare magazine so that a full loaded is next up. If you need to perform a second Tactical Reload, load your first spare, top off one of the others and replace it as your first spare magazine, still leaving a partial for the second spare. .

I'd more likely carry another magazine.

"How's that work?" No idea. But it must pay alright because it sure seems that there are a lot of Creators that do it as a full time job. Anybody else watch Motor Trend TV? They were bought out and shut down. Now, everybody who had a show there has a Youtube channel. So that's how they're making a living now. As for AI voice videos, I open individual videos in a separate tabs. When I find a video like that, I give it a "Down Thumb", comment that I hate the AI voice, then go back to the still open Youtube home page, and click "Don't Recommend Channel". "So why, I wonder, do they continue to use it?" I'd guess either laziness or English isn't their first language.

NOT UNTIL HE GETS WHAT HE DESERVES !

And they all vote.

From Wikipedia: The Deora is a 1965 Dodge A100 pickup truck that was heavily customized by Mike and Larry Alexander in Detroit for the 1967. Full entry here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deora_(custom_car)# From Core77: https://www.core77.com/posts/106582/Insane-1967-Dodge-Concept-Pickup-Had-Most-Elaborate-IngressEgress-Youve-Ever-Seen# Has before and after pics.

I would have told him. My Dad didn't care for guns, but he wasn't anti-gun. He WAS as honest as the day is long, and I trusted him to do the Right Thing. I'm sure that it would have meant calling the Police and turning it over to them. Even if I HAD found a gun as a teenager, what could I do with it? Even back then I wouldn't have been old enough to buy ammo for it. I wouldn't have been able to go shoot it anywhere. By the time I could have, I'd have almost been old enough to do so on my own. Which is exactly what I did. And No, Alpo, you and the rest of the world DON'T think alike. We have enough problems.

They're used to abbreviating everything while texting on their da*n phones.

The Landmaster from "Damnation Alley".

Look at it this way: They're letting us know who they are.

A lot of whether it smacks your knuckles has to do with the grips. S&W factory grips do not fit my meathooks. I have only one N Frame Smith, and it wears Herrett Shooting Star grips. They feel like they were custom made for me.

A few months ago I was at my favorite indoor rang, done shooting just shooting a couple bulls with the guys there, when a guy brings a S&W 500 in. We're looking at it and he asks if I'd like to try it. Well after much arm twisting, (yeah right), I did. I had never handled one before, and I'd seen more than a few youtube videos where people fired one and either fired a second round into the ceiling just from the recoil or had it recoil so far back that they were looking down the barrel.🤬 So I loaded one round, and BOOM!!! Not as bad as I thought it might be. I loaded another, and it wasn't too bad either, (BTW, the bullet hole in the target were TOUCHING!) I fired a third, different load, (lighter than the others), and THAT hole was about 3/4" to the right of the other two. That was enough for me, and I was more than happy to leave with THAT group on a target. I know when to take "Yes" for an answer. All that being said, having done it, I do NOT have the desire to have one. I'll stick to my Super Blackhawk.

I think this warrants more of an eggsplaination.

Because he knew that some dumba$$ would buy it.

no, I'd bet that was their Final Exam for their Degree.

Looks like something Blackwater would do.

Gibbs Rule 9: Never go anywhere without a knife. I personally have carried at least one every day since I was about 12. Right now, sitting here at home I have three on me and two more on my desk in my Command Center.

A T-shirt I just got my wife.

One of my gym shirts:

Does that include the characters in "High Plains Drifter" and "Pale Rider" that were killed before he was before the character he played in the movie?

I've been known to do similar things with a similar reaction from the other guy. That's why we called them the Portable Sun.

THAT'S why we ask how you eat.

SABOTAGE!!

I've had lights on my Jeeps since 1975. We always referred to them as "The Portable Sun".