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Good video. Interesting how high he brings the pistol up on his draw. I guess there’s two schools of thought: bring up high and push straight out vs bring up at chest level then push up and out simultaneously. That gap along the frame is very important. I find that most students kinda struggle...

I’d choose HST over Hydrashok. I’d just make sure it was decent, not old, returned, dirty HST like some sellers are trying to move right now.

Yup I’ve slid off the road going only 20 mph... and it was no fun. Its like you can never tell which way it’s going to turn out. Then there’s the other drivers who seem to not be bothered at all by the ice and snow, lol. They still drive the speed limit and slide all over the road around you. I...

Oh we’ve had winters like that here. I went out 2 winters ago to pick up a gun at my FFL. I believe it was -35 at the time, work was cancelled due to life threatening wind chill. I survived the trip to the FFL and gave my new gun a Russian name in honor of the cold *** weather. I can deal with...

Yes I’m well aware (currently living in WI, born/raised in FL)... FL ‘moist’ is a special kind of moist though. Just like how the wind in Chicago is a special kind of wind.

I’ve never known FL to have a winter longer than 3 weeks, lol. Like this past week, temps in the 40s and folks on the beach in sweaters and flip flops.

Winter? In Florida?

Yup, and if it’s not the hurricanes, it’s the normal humidity. The only thing I miss is the seafood.

Florida is quite.... moist.

I save the little packs from vitamins, electronics, and shoes. Only issue is that there’s no easy way to know when to reheat them. I also use the color coded ones that can be recharged. Mine are blue when fresh/recharged and turn light orange when depleted. Sometimes it takes 3 months for them...

I carry a 1978 Ppk/s in the summer time. It’s heavy and, unlike other .380s, it kicks like a full size 9 mm due to its blowback design. But boy is it accurate. Bullet goes wherever index finger points.

Yes, I bought and used a go gauge and a field gauge to test that spare bolt. Once the bolt passed on the go gauge, I placed 2 pieces of Scotch tape on the back of the gauge, put the gauge back in and that was a no go. I then, just to make sure, put the field gauge in and that was a no as well...

Right now I just have this spare bolt and I now know it works with the original Springfield carrier. I figure if the original Springfield bolt cracks, I can drop this spare bolt right in there.

But there shall not be a next time. I can’t handle working with tiny parts. That sounded very wrong. But it’s true. I feel like I need to buy a spare ejector just in case though.

I have not had any major issues (aside from a few random glitches with PMC ammo during the break-in period) with my few months old Saint. Even though it seems to shoot PMC fine now, I stay away from it unless no other option. That being said, I know all of the brands of ammo I feed it (as I do...

Whew... finally got the new bolt tested with go/no go gauges. Everything is good. Thanks for the advice! Note to self. Next time, just buy a whole new AR to have as a spare. I almost turned my spare bolt into trash when the ejector decided it wanted to fly to the moon and see the stars. It was...

Yes, just buy the tool. I almost threw my Saint in the dumpster after spending DAYS and AMMO trying to get that damn front post to move. Eventually I adjusted mine with a tiny flathead screwdriver. But it kicked my ***.

I’ve been putting mayo (real mayo not whatever that other Whip crap is) on my fries since I was 3. Also, I mix mayo with mustard for steaks and burgers. Ranch and bacon on everything else.

Ewwww

Bakery for breakfast and McDonalds for lunch! The perfect date. I’ve actually (in the past) requested that a guy take me to McDonalds for fries on a first date.