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Are you feeling OK? Your fingers look a bit blue......

I like mine extra crispy. Right next to the mashed potatoes and gravy. With a buttered cheese biscuit and iced tea.

Exactly!

70 degrees here this morning with a high today in mid 80's. Fall is on its way! The deer and turkeys are moving and we are seeing quite a few new fawns. I am done with the smothering heat already

Going to Donuts With Loved Ones this morning with 10 y.o. granddaughter at her school. In the cafeteria. I hope I don't get trapped in those tight seats again

This. Chances you will ever need to use it are extremely low. But if you do need it, you need it very badly. So my advice is, carry a pistol that is dead nuts reliable, and that you train with and can hit with. I have no qualms about carrying a $1800 pistol that I train with regularly and...

This is not the factory at Exeter, it is at the training facility in Epping.

Well crap I have been in that building and took several courses there. Their facilities are first class, surprised to see a facility fire.

Shot the LEOSA qual course with the posse this morning. It was pleasant at 0800. This afternoon will be a good time for a nap in the A/C

Not sure I could shoot that without setting my beard on fire.....

Watching The Quiet Man with visiting friends

Well, what self respecting burglar wants to chance a naked gun owner with a gun having his way with him?

We watched that movie. One of the stars, Neal McDonald, played Buck Compton in Band of Brothers. I felt the movie might be a pilot for series.

Oooo, do not blaspheme the 1911 lest you provoke the ire of the ghost of John Browning....

So, what are you saying?

AS the country song goes,"if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything".

AS the country song goes,"if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything".

I think that is a sharp pistol. I was tempted a while back but read there were some issues. Who here has experience with them, any issues? (And I don't care about disassembly tools)

The problem will solve itself

A broom with an old towel attached and remove the web and egg sacks. A powerful shop vac works as well but throw out the bag. Our bug guy tells us you have to get the insecticide on them or put it where they will walk through it. We had thousands of house spiders in the barn before I cleaned...