Circlesqr

ENOUGH WITH THE FAT CHICKS ALREADY! If I wanted to see that, I'd turn off the computer & look at my wife. :liar: --Daniel

Hitachi Urology Ultrasound with carrying case and mobile cart. ... Price: US$129.95 ea. plus shipping (FOB NJ, USA) LOL! Gotta love those random links Google throws at you! --Daniel

So I shouldn't tell someone to "Sod Off" at 1911.org, huh? --Daniel

About a year and a half ago I easily lost 23# using Dr Morrison's Detox Diet http://www.dailybenefit.com/detoxdietbydrmorrisonsdailybenefit.aspx Sounds awful but it was actually pretty easy to follow the Detox Diet and lose weight. I wasn't hungry and I didn't get headaches or $hit green stuff like in the article below. Read the article...it's pretty funny http://www.themorrisoncenter.com/docs/menshealther72007.pdf --Daniel

Anyone know how this ultimately turned out for Oleg? --Daniel

For me, I think it's about 158#. I plucked that number out of thin air & I have no idea how to reach it. Currently I'm about 9# over my ideal. Everyone always says it's good to have goals so there...I said it. 158# for me. :banana-dance: --Daniel

In an adrenaline dump situation, you'll never see the tracers nor recognize what they mean. Not unless you're training for combat situations and expend thousands of rounds in training. However, they do look like fun in the video...for grins & giggles at an indoor range. --Daniel

Yes, get them but not right away. Buy your Swiss Miss, learn to shoot her, finalize your grips & then evaluate your P226 sighting options. Unless you're going for the tacticool look, night sights might not be your best option. From a home defense perspective, a dog is much more useful than a set of night sights. And most folk don't put in enough hours training to handle a flashlight well enough for it to be an asset in a HD situation. I like night sights but I don't have them on every pistol. Ask yourself, "Under what conditions will most of my shooting occur? Or under what conditions will my most important shooting occur?" These answers will help you determine if you need large green glowing alien eyeballs on top of your pistol. Just my 2-cents... --Daniel

I thought Wolfy had the market cornered on smooth & sweet 1911's? :? Unless 9mm doesn't count in the world of 1911's... :snooty: --Daniel

I wonder if these Texas Size Round Rock Donuts attract big cops? Round Rock Donuts is is known for its giant Texas Donut, which is equivalent to a dozen donuts. --Daniel

This hits close to home. You come out the Pentagon metro station, up the escalators & depending on the time of day, you'll stand in line for a while to clear the metal detector security station. There's always 3-5 Pentagon cops with Glocks at the security checkpoint and several more FP guys with EBRs nearby. Thankfully this was close-range and short duration or a lot of people might have been shot. Kudos to the officers involved for their quick reaction and levelheadedness under fire. --Daniel

+1 on the SIG P226 in 9mm Let me know if you can't find one to test out. I'll have one at Brick Armory on Sunday for you to try. It's fun helping new shooters select their first firearm. I enjoy working with them whether they're window shopping or have their NJ Pistol Purchase Permit in-hand. --Daniel

I've seen some gun stores close on Sundays during the summer months as a way to give the staff some much needed time off. --Daniel

Mrs. Circlesqr has way more than that with her meatloaf! :laughing-rolling: --Daniel

Bought a SIG P226 (no surprise) from Gene Salomon for a first gun. Imagine the horror if he had talked me into a Beretta 92FS instead! The transaction went very smoothly once I understood Gene prefers cash to an American Express card. :naughty: IIRC, I shot it for the first time at Shore Shot. It functioned beautifully...although I had a lot to learn about proper grip, sight alignment, and trigger pull. I wasn't nervous because I had rented a few handguns at the range before purchasing my Swiss Miss. --Daniel

Nah. 7.65 mm Browning is generally subsonic. --Daniel

In a related note, I saw a pickup truck in TX with a license plate that said, "DISARM". I was immediately pissed till I noticed an EOD decal on the rear window. In that context, it was cool! 8-) --Daniel

YES! 30 days means 30 days. I wouldn't risk it. --Daniel

The website says "Custom Scandinavian birch wood grip plates." --Daniel

I spend my online time here: www.sigforum.com Nice place, good people & lots of useful info. --Daniel

+1 on cleaning = relaxing. Reloading calms me down a lot too. :sleeping-blue: --Daniel

ABOUT THE CRASHED PLANE Aircraft Manufacturer: Cessna Aircraft Model: T337G Aircraft type: Fixed-wing, multi-engine Number of Seats: 6 Number of Engines: 2 Number FAA Registered: 182 Tail number: N12NA Year manufactured: 1973 Registrant Name: Jack Air LLC, Wilmington, Del. --Daniel

P226 X-SIX Scandic http://www.sigsauer.com/Products/ShowCatalogProductDetails.aspx?categoryid=61&productid=230 I seriously doubt Mrs. Circlesqr will ever let me get one of these Swiss Misses... :pray: When I first saw her, I thought the gold controls were a bit gaudy but they've grown on me. Do you think she's a high-maintenance kinda gal? --Daniel

NP Tom. Yes, Maksim, you nailed it. I'm curious if any FFLs have received other-than-verbal guidance from the NJSP on the legality of the Ruger Charger in NJ. Not interested in busting anyone's balls...just attempting to locate a concrete answer we can all use. If they're legal I'll happily buy one. Hell, I'll probably buy two of them. However, In the absence of concrete guidance from the NJSP, I'll continue to hallucinate that they're not legal. And actually I'm the IT Geek at BA. SIGs are just a hobby. --Daniel

Actually the nice ladies at NICS deserve flowers or something to show our appreciation. At least one of them went in to work today to clear the 300+ backlog of calls/faxes. --Daniel