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They asked me to send it in and will replace it for free since it's defective. Great customer service.

Thanks for the responses. No I don't leave them in the car, as there's a good chance they'd go missing. I'll contact Rudy, thanks.

I noticed last week that one of the lenses had a spot about the size of a pea. It wouldn't clean up using regular lens solution, but since it was so small I ignored it. As the days go by, the spot keeps growing. It's like a slow chemical reaction that's happening inside the lens itself. There's no surface abnormality or change in texture. You can see a photo of the lens here: The lens is a gray smoke impactx polarized photochromic variety. Has anyone seen this problem before? thanks

I think there should be a GGM (Great Grand Master) class - calling it first! I've always held the opinion that the classes were just for bragging rights. People who are serious about competing and winning are looking at raw times. I'm off to get some ice cream and watch TV.

Mythbusters proved a bullet can't be curved, but they haven't met Jerry. Jerry doesn't need a gun, he can sneeze the plates off a texas star. If all the lead Jerry has shot was put in one place, the earth would shift axis. It was a coverup, the Navy didn't shoot down that faulty satellite, Jerry did. Why do you think S&W calls their compact and highly capable revolver a J frame?

Wow, gorgeous scenery, thanks for sharing.

Those shots were taken with a Nikon D90 body, Nikon AF-S 105mm f/2.8 VR micro lens, 56mm of Kenko extension tubes and an SB28 flash unit.

So I'm getting more into photography and decided to take a couple of pics of some of my reloads.

Conrad always gets the fun ones.

"Unsafe gun handling" is basically a catchall rule because they can't possibly write in all of the unsafe things that some people might do. So by having a catchall rule, it allows the SO some flexibility in determining what is unsafe. When something is happening on the line that is potentially unsafe, it's probably better to have the SO concentrate on keeping the shooter and everyone else safe, rather than trying to recount 20 different specific gun handling rules and how they may or may not apply at that moment.

This is the way I would have done it.

I think the doctor can prescribe pills for that Duane

Ran through the classifier yesterday. First run was terrible, I had some malfunctions and my head just wasn't there, I had a hard time picking up the sights. After running a few people through, there was a lull towards the end of the day, so I ran through it again and did much better. Including points down I shot it in about 104s (ESP), which is my best so far. Looking at the hits, it's quite clear what I need to work on.

I finally got my butt in gear tonight and made use of an old diaper box I had lying around so I could get in some practice for the classifier in a couple of weeks.