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There are times I wish my car had a 105 MM mounted on it. One right up the old tail pipe. End of problem.

Working for you (I am a govenmennt worker), I can tell you that there are government workers and government employees. And they aren't the same. The workers work, doing their jobs to the best of their ability. The employees are just there to get a paycheck, and if lucky, become eligible for...

Amen.

Getting "old" ain't for wimps.

For what it is worth, for my first ever pistol purchase, I bought the SA Garrison, blued. The reason I bought it was that it was a little bit of an upgrade from the 1911 45 I used in the service so I was somewhat familiar with them. We did not have much call to use them in the submarine...

As George C Scott said in the New Centurions "If they come at you with their fists, you use your nightstick. If they come at you with a knife, you use your gun and cancel their ticket right then."

Don't wear it on your belt. Mount it on the end of your rifle:)

Unfortunately that is true. I try to convince them to move to New York.

They should change his nickname to Bevo, like the University of Texas mascot...because they are both full of BS.

Fearless Leader denies no one entry.

How many times do we have to show Beto the door?

Being a new gun owner, I clean and lube after every trip to the range.

He is a little long winded though.

Thank you all for your input. May you enjoy nothing but the 10 ring.

Thanks for your reply. I will add some tools to my ever increasing list of "accessories".

I have a new 1911 Garrison with about 150 rounds put through it. Today while at the range, I noticed that the grips on both sides were loose. I could wiggle them both sideways and up and down. Got the range gunsmith to tighten them for me as I don't have a driver for that type of fastener...

2100 tons submerged is correct. About 1700 tons surfaced. For comparison, the two boats that I was on, SSN 671 and SSBN 655, displaced about 5000 tons and 7250 tons respectively.

Found this to be an interesting article. If you want to visit a captured German sub, the U-505 is located at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago.