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Making a major setup on my machine this morning
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Griped quite a bit about no rain and high temps. Now our highs are in the mid 50's lows high 30's low 40's. Have a few new handguns that need to go to the range but my old bones complain about the cold and moisture in the air. I'm almost embarrassed complaining about our weather while numerous forum members are shoveling snow and trying to keep warm.
 
Magnum50 said:
Getting ready to leave for my first official competition shooting event... a little nervous. 10 yrs US Army, 20+ years Police... but just now at an early retirement age of 57 getting into competition shooting. Practiced last week and a 14-year-old girl smoked me. lol

(I'm OK with that, just having fun in my retirement years.)
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Good luck, mostly enjoy yourself!
 
rcurtner said:
Griped quite a bit about no rain and high temps. Now our highs are in the mid 50's lows high 30's low 40's. Have a few new handguns that need to go to the range but my old bones complain about the cold and moisture in the air. I'm almost embarrassed complaining about our weather while numerous forum members are shoveling snow and trying to keep warm.
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I grew up on a dairy farm in the upper Midwest. I know about snow and cold temps. One of the big reasons I moved away. You can keep the snow and cold. I've lived in South Texas for decades, and I hate that it's 50 degrees out at my place right now! I had to put a light jacket on to go burn garbage. Tundra life is not for me!
 
OldGrunt said:
I grew up on a dairy farm in the upper Midwest. I know about snow and cold temps. One of the big reasons I moved away. You can keep the snow and cold. I've lived in South Texas for decades, and I hate that it's 50 degrees out at my place right now! I had to put a light jacket on to go burn garbage. Tundra life is not for me!
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I love that term “Tundra life”. It does describe my neck of the woods some days. My mom and stepdad lived in Texas for nearly 40 years and I loved going to visit them. However I could do without the fire ants, termites and poisonous snakes and spiders. On the other hand, the odd gecko would run along the wall now and then, and I’d always wonder if I actually saw it or was it my imagination. The one in the bath tub was definitely not my imagination 😳😂
 
belladonna said:
I love that term “Tundra life”. It does describe my neck of the woods some days. My mom and stepdad lived in Texas for nearly 40 years and I loved going to visit them. However I could do without the fire ants, termites and poisonous snakes and spiders. On the other hand, the odd gecko would run along the wall now and then, and I’d always wonder if I actually saw it or was it my imagination. The one in the bath tub was definitely not my imagination 😳😂
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I make fun of all my northern friends when I call where they live "The Tundra"! lol
 
What am I doing? Trying to figure out how a flashlight on gun works. Seems to be enough under the "shot spot" that aiming would be confusing. How do you use the light? Has anyone seen or used the 221B light with pressure cord activation-also manual, also attaches to either of several gloves they carry, with a sleeve inside glove so you move your fingers or thumb to activate. Might be usable for more than on gun, I have seen folks use on glove to do house/car repair. Is a light helpful for EDC? and what lights are used. Thanks All. ( see at 221B but don't let Sherlock Homes know you are at his address.)
 
WheelingHilda said:
What am I doing? Trying to figure out how a flashlight on gun works. Seems to be enough under the "shot spot" that aiming would be confusing. How do you use the light? Has anyone seen or used the 221B light with pressure cord activation-also manual, also attaches to either of several gloves they carry, with a sleeve inside glove so you move your fingers or thumb to activate. Might be usable for more than on gun, I have seen folks use on glove to do house/car repair. Is a light helpful for EDC? and what lights are used. Thanks All. ( see at 221B but don't let Sherlock Homes know you are at his address.)
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Never used a flashlight on a gun, me personally, I just think it makes you a more of a target in low light on or no light situations, but that’s just me
 
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