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Psshhh. Derpa

This

Priceless

I don't think the things mentioned in the OP are people being full of it at all. Hell, I can split spaghetti at 100yds one handed. Right.down.the.middle.

I screwed up my weekends. The course is the 28th. I'll update then. Sorry for the confusion.

I'll be there for DP2. I'll update here if I remember.

Yes, that one.

Check out GAPP. He's here in NJ. I've taken several classes from him and you won't be disappointed. Actually, I'll be at his next class next weekend.

Very nice! Now you just need a matching holster for it.....[emoji6]

On the G34/17/19/27 frames, the differences are in not only the length of the barrel but, the location of the takedown lever and size of the dust cover on the 26 is different than the others. If these parts are molded into the holster, it may not fit a G26 correctly.

Chill out man, don't overreact about this.

Because attention...and I'm cooler than everyone else.

Contact foam4you.com they are very helpful

The other benefit is shooting from behind a barrier. With a light on the support side of the handguard, it washes out my red dot and can sometimes be obstructive when trying to rest against a barrier. I keep my lights at 12 o'clock for that reason more than anything else. Never will my light be taller than my red dot, therefore it will never obstruct any part of the operation

It's not official until he says "KABOOM"

+1 for Tier One Defense. Good dude and did a phenomenal job Cerakoting my gun.

Milk sandwiches are my favorite.

The ONLY multitool I ever recommend is MultiTasker. They've completely changed the game on multitools. I love mine.

No, I used regular old desk lamps with CFL bulbs. For what I've been doing, I like to be able to position the light where I want it and have the ability to change the color of the light with a bulb swap.

I'm using a 18-55mm lens in these shots. It's limiting, but not so much for basic photography. Use a tripod + timer to get the best possible image.

I love the baby eagle. The P320 hasn't seen much range time yet but I do like the way it carries. Grip fits my hands perfectly and the trigger is great.

No, that's my basement...or maybe I'm lost.

Thanks very much!

I was aiming to capture the Instagram crowd that seems to favor the dark, industrial look. I dabbled a bit while hanging out at Duke Farms in the fall and got these and a bunch like them: I'm still very new to photography but I think I'm learning pretty quickly. I've seen a sharp increase in quality over the last couple months and can't wait to get better lenses and tools to use.

Howard, I appreciate the advice and offer to help. In this particular series of photos I intentionally wanted the shadows and used a small desk lamp until I got the desired shadow.