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Bathing is not optional.

PLEASE, no flash photography!

Works for me!

D'oh!

The bridge of my glasses broke, and I had a friend perform an emergency repair, soldering them together. I got to the VA and the Optometric Department replaced the frames within 7 minutes (crisis averted.) Today, I received a new pair of glasses in the mail. (It has been a week since the...

I just received a notice in the mail that told me my deodorant had a massive recall! Go figure.

If you want a .380, that Beretta is being sold at a "bargain" price. If all else fails you can have the barrel replaced (the Accokeek, MD factory should be able to supply a fresh one.) A good 'smith should be able to install it. New springs, an extractor, and some refinishing should bring it up...

I have three .380 ACP DA/SA pistols (two Bersa Thunders and a CZ 82.) The Beretta is nice, and of good quality, but I don't need another.

I was going back to Internal Medicine, when I discovered the Proctologist was once a Photographer! (Say cheese!)

And wisely so. The FMJ, loaded to the proper OAL, avoids the dreaded "rim lock" that can get you killed in a life-threatening situation.

ABSOLUTELY! IMHO, ignore the "you need a hollow point load to be effective" nonsense. I have five .32 ACP handguns. Your very best bet is to buy a "European" level FMJ load. Look up how well the Fiocchi 73-grain "blue box" FMJ load penetrates from a 2.5" barrel (on Lucky Gunner's tests form...

"The Men's Department" is down the passageway and to your port side... Keep looking. 😛

She should have been sentenced to 36 months. (It would have done her a world of good.)

Sometimes it happens. We love each other as brothers and sisters in uniform.

Still works in my Ruger SR-15 (5.56).

Turn your ID card over and it reads "Department of the Navy". So there! 😛

Until you call in for an air strike from the carrier deck!

Fair winds and following seas to us all. MAY GOD BLESS THE USN/USMC! As long as the Republic stands, we are blood forever!

My degree is in Speech Communication with a minor in Sociology and two years of Post Baccalaureate study in History and the Administration of Justice.

I laugh and cry at what we all had/have to deal with. May God bless us all. To this day, I hurt from some things that happened during my enlistment. And I enlisted on July 19th, 1973.