- Location
- Warsaw, IN
Happy Thanksgiving! Hoping I feel better by 5 so I can enjoy some food. Everyone have a drink for me!
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- Thread starter bshaw
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BRIANHO13
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- Location
- Spring, TX
Looks like neighbor is getting ready to drop a big ass tree, 10' from power line. I will not be thankful if I lose power due to stupidity.
- Location
- bourbonnais IL
got a bird in the oven. side dishes ready to go in. and a keg of murican red ale tapped. if you didn't make t-day plans come on over!
happy thanks giving MWC fam.
happy thanks giving MWC fam.
Family took a trip to Barbados so I'm spending Thanksgiving working on my 4runner. Draining out the 3 year old gas and putting in a new fuel pump. Planned on removing the full hydro mounts and cutting the square tube for my front d/s but I think I'm burnt out. Ill spend some vacation time on it next week.
terrehautian
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Terre Haute
Sarah and I went to ihop for lunch. We both work tonight (2.5x pay for me) so I am not complaining. Thinking about going to try to pick up a walther p22 tomorrow on a Black Friday sale at a lgs so Sarah can have something comfortable to shoot at the range.
- Location
- NE Indiana
Working a double today. 2p-6a
Tax man will like it.
mac 'making money in dollars per minute today' gyvr
Tax man will like it.
mac 'making money in dollars per minute today' gyvr
- Location
- Warsaw, IN
Re: Re: Important
The walther p22 is a good gun. Suzi has one. They can be very temperamental on what ammo will feed thru them.
- Location
- Warsaw, IN
I like that it is comfortable for her to handle and she knows how to use it very well. Now of course she does want to move up to a 9mm.
terrehautian
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Terre Haute
I had one before I met Sarah, traded it for a shotgun but I liked it. A LGS has them on sale for $249 and if I could get a Ruger MKIII for that price, I would. Sarah doesn't really like to shoot most of what I have other then my 22 rifle. This would be something we both could shoot.
RedHeep
NAXJA #1499
- Location
- Landenberg, PA
My wife shoots .45 acp and .30-06.
You have to teach them marksmanship and then the caliber doesn't matter.
You have to teach them marksmanship and then the caliber doesn't matter.
I would agree.
Jennie carries a lightweight .40SW that's quite snappy.
she did not like the m39, but hell, even I don't run more than ten rounds through that thing in a day.
- Location
- NE Indiana
one day we should go shooting.
I will hand you m39 with heavy ball.
you won't like it either.
- Location
- NE Indiana
I think my next pistol will be the new glock 42 (I think that's it), small frame .380, single stack 7 rounds I think, tho they are supposed to be coming out with a 9mm of the same.
Need a better pistol to have with me all the time, the kel-tec .380 is a pile.
mac 'glock 26 is a little big' gyvr
Need a better pistol to have with me all the time, the kel-tec .380 is a pile.
mac 'glock 26 is a little big' gyvr
altrocker1
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Iowa
accomplished both...currently navigating the couch towards nap city. it was a good day.
we have melissas parents and sisters over and i cooked most of the meal other than the pies i make a pretty bad ass turkey if i do say so myself.
RedHeep
NAXJA #1499
- Location
- Landenberg, PA
I didn't have to meet captain early start on a trail today. Just camping to camp.
- Location
- NE Indiana
This might surprise you, but we have policy that says what we can and can't carry...even when not at work. That and once a year we have to qualify with what we carry off-duty once a year...unless its a 9mm glock. I don't know if the LC9 is approved.
I can get that G42 for a little over $300 at a local place that gives us a good price. That's probably the biggest reason I want it.
We got new gen 4 glock 17s at work. They let us buy our old gen 3 ones back for a good price.
mac 'never have too many guns' gyvr
