High Exposure

Needs an Aimpoint PRO to be like “Daylights End”. I don’t think you can mount a LPVO up there due to eye relief issues. If it’s a social gun, it needs a light. You don’t shoot what you can’t see and ID as a legitimate threat. Also, a 16” barrel is perfectly adequate for what Ray Ray is doing here. Plenty of 16” .308 gas guns out there stacking bodies in the GWOT. Badass Ray!

I was excited to see you too Ray.

This event has been postponed everyone. I will advise of a new date when they reschedule.

I prefer 9mm for the subjective effects - I can shoot 9mm just a little bit faster and more accurately than .40 SW. couple that with the fact that on the terminal side, ballistically, there is no real difference between the two anymore. The only time the .40 S&W may outperform the 9mm is shooting though barriers - specifically auto glass and thin metal. I have converted most of my .40 pistols to 9mm. I still have a couple though.

No, I got your joke. It made me chuckle. I had the same mental image. It was just a Point of Order.

Point of order: That’s actually Durga, goddess of war and a consort to Shiva. (The 10 arms, almond shaped eyes, red clothing, and yellow skin make it so). Shiva is generally depicted as a man (can be androgynous).

Dunno. I know some folks are starting to take it very seriously and that is making my job exponentially more difficult. This article put a few things in perspective that I had not thought of before, and made understanding some of the numbers out there make more sense.

Pretty good article about modeling/predicting what will happen here based on data we are seeing in other countries. It is a bit long, but despite its crazy title, it is a good read. https://medium.com/@tomaspueyo/coronavirus-act-today-or-people-will-die-f4d3d9cd99ca

Why does it need to be “settled”?

Nope. The Nemesis holster is “sticky” on the outside, slick inside. I have had them longer than the “Sticky” and “Remora” holsters have been out. Anyway, I have a few of them (Ruger LCP for front and for cargo pockets, J frame for front pocket, Kahr PM9 for front pocket). They work perfectly well for my purposes.

This is my choice for pocket carry. They work well.

This was your idea... just sayin’

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My wife and I had this exact conversation last night. I think this “crisis” will expose our weaknesses as far as outsourcing products that Americans deem as life’s necessities. Hopefully, this will create a strong “Made in USA” movement that is sustainable and long lasting.

https://www.rtsponline.com/events/modern-materiel-meet-up-range-day/ Who else is going?

Do they let you snowboard at Blue Mountain now? In the late 80s early 90s it was skis only. I haven’t been riding in sooooo long. I miss it... Last time I rode was December of 2006 at Wildcat up by you Fishnut. Buddy and I spent a week ice climbing all over NH - Berlin, North Conway, on the Cank, and a few other cool places. We spent our last day riding there before heading back to the real world. I put my board up when I got home and haven’t touched it since.

Glock 48. This is the way.

Taylor Ham? Never heard of her....

Anyone that can’t stay in their lane.

You say that like everyone should already know that, and yet, you demonstrably didn’t. You couldn’t figure out that these variables would make people react differently to a similar crisis based on where they were from. You thought people in the UK, or Canada, or the Antipodes (wherever this photo was actually taken) would react the same as Americans when faced with this international health crisis. You thought that it would be acceptable to post photos of another country and try to pass it off as America - Because we all panic the same... Well, which is it? Does it not matter because we all panic the same way? Or does a people’s specific environmental and societal situation affect how the react in a crisis? You can’t have it both ways...

Absolutely they do. Different cultures, different geographic locations, different infrastructure, different media, different emergency response capabilities, different healthcare systems and capabilities, just to name a few... These factors all play into how a population will react when faced with a crisis. The fact that you don’t understand that is frightening.