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I'm sure glad you guys aren't adverse to correcting terminology! I'll insure I do a better job of proof reading so I don't feel decimated after reading about my errors. I learn things everyday and I know all responses to posts aren't going to be complimentary! 🧐

That's good stuff. Another thing I bring up to new shooters is the 'master grip" which is determined by drawing the (verified unloaded) gun slowly with eyes closed and bringing it up onto target. If the sights are not aligned horizontally, use your off hand to rotate the gun in your master hand...

The figure I saw was that less than 1/3 of eligible voters got off their butt to vote. They get what they get.

One of my first jobs was selling "Rainbow" vacuums! Sold a total of 3 before I went off to LE college and into my career. I've owned several and continue to be amazed at what they pull out of people's carpets. :sick:

Welcome to the forum from Southern Colorado! Nashville's a great place and lots of opportunity for competition. My Son lives out there so I usually fly out twice a year. He does USPSA and Steel Challenge fairly regularly.

Welcome from Southern Colorado!

A SA-35 Professional with stippled front and rear straps, night sights.

My longest carried 1911 was a LW Commander from the late 60's that was stock except for some King sights and Pachmeyr grips. An armorer polished the ramp and it fed duty ammo fine. Carried that until the frame cracked around the slide release pin. Every other 1911 I have is customized. Two...

Mon amis, without beans there is no chili, there is only gravy!

Are the beans in a different box? 🤠

My jaw actually kind of dropped when I saw the videographer standing downrange and just slowly starting to move as they start dropping rounds into the U-Haul. Guy has ZipZapZero situational awareness.

I enjoy hearing Nick Freitas ideas on just about any subject. I wish he was on the national political scene.

Two Audible books by Pavel Tsatsouline a long time advocate for kettlebell workouts. Kettlebell Simple & Sinister: Revised & Updated Edition and The Quick & The Dead. He has tons of good information, I'm having to listen at a reduced speed to really get the most out of what he is saying.

Putting a Vangcomp dome safety and replacing the factory extractor with a Volquartsen on the Remington 870P.

I love the olde iron. I found a '66 Dodge Coronet 500 in the hometown papers and somehow convinced my Dad that a 383 2bbl wasn't too much motor for a first car. :D After that came a 75 Monte Carlo with a 350, a 77 Monte Carlo with a 400, a 1970 Firebird Esprit with a small block Chevy Motor, a...

My son was second in his Warrant Officer class at Rucker and was offered his choice of birds. He was dead set on Apache's with a second preference of the Chinook. He was warned away from them specifically because he was 6'5" and the Chinooks have some of the tightest leg space of all of the...

I agree with the screaming Vet-Bro thing. That said, one of my prize possessions is a bracelet given to me by a now departed ex-partner from my old agency. I wear it often and proudly.

Early in my LE career the Xbox was a great R&R tool after a busy shift. I was a huge fan of Sprinter Cell and played each one of the game versions through in multiple ways i.e. total stealth, total carnage, thorough search of the area. I played it so much that the console literally caught on...

Did I mention you're a man of obvious discerning views? ;)

My considered opinion on Left vs. Right issues is generally summed up in this cartoon. The difference is that the Left wants to quickly end the rights and society we've grown up with. The old axiom about the Government that Governs least Governs Best is absolutely true.