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If it itches, scratches, cuts, bites, or stings, we got 'em! And then there's the cranks, and don't forget Florida Man.

They are dangerous when it gets cold and they fall out of the trees on your head

Wait till he gets a load of the mosquitoes!

This is where idiots come from

We have had about 12 inches of rain this month. We had a pretty sporty thunderstorm roll over us about 5pm. The dogs jumped. Made me go outside to see if any of my trees were on fire from lightning. So far so good. The cost of living in paradise.

My department jumped from 9mm onto the .40 bandwagon after retired. They chose the SIG P226 as their duty gun, which was a good choice. My other agency was married to the 9mm in a SIG M11.. I shot quite a bit of .40 and found it snappier than 9mm, but not unpleasant. When FBI migrated back...

This is like asking me which is my favorite grandchild. Right now I have to say my SA 1911 TRP CC, right there with my SIG P220 .45 SAO Legion.

Carried one of those for duty for 13 years. It is a fine pistol.

I just paid $5.45 for diesel. Ouch!

Bite the rawhide. You got this, we're pulling for you.

Replacement came today, they are good to their word at SGM

Yes the P320 was a polymer grip frame. I doubt we would have seen this in an all metal gun. The shooters I referenced had been shooting high volume with Beretta 92FS and full size 1911's. The neuromuscular memory for the heavier guns was there. It was an easy fix

Yep, one of the Ho sisters from down in the Ho district

When entering a Space Force base show your ID https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1DcWkAZwCw/

Those are part of research for a spousal satisfaction study. Very enlightening information is extrapolated from the data.

Yeah and we gave many millions of rounds to our allies as well.

Here you can have some of mine. No, wait! You don't want that......

They bus them all over the country for protests temporarily because nobody wants them to stay.

I have noticed a surprising quirk with several shooters experienced with heavier all metal pistols shooting the P320 for the first time. Repeated failures to feed or double feeds. Trying to diagnose the issue, I identified the grip as the culprit. I won't call it limp wristing because these...