San_Esteban
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I like Winter. XCountry skiing yesterday and Thursday our weekly Indoor match. 70 degrees and exhaust fans for the somke. RO's shoot first and I do most of my ROing sitting in a chair with a cup of coffee. Life is good.
Later, Steve
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Some of my friends consider it sacrilege, but I'm a big fan of Dunkin' Donuts coffee. You can get it in one pound bags at the coffee shop and if you get addicted it's available at Sam's Club in the 2.5 lb bag.
Later, Steve
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Yeah, yeah, that was my first marriage. The language was close and the atitude was perfect. And, from my perspective now 30 some odd years later, I think they got the time frame just about right.
Later, Steve
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"Nice jacket, nice boots. You need gloves. I used to wear Alpinestars GP gloves. You can't bandage your legs if you can't use your hands.
Seriously, I've down at over 120. You get used to them pretty quick if you normally don't wear them"
You're absolutely right. The gloves I have are great for my normal rides, but that Picture was taken after I'd been on the bike for eight hours and my hands started going to sleep. I need to get some new gloves that'll be comfortable all day long.
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I'm not sure how to do this. If I'm right this is me at Deal's Gap last month.
http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q320/Sa...lsGapSept08.jpg
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There are probably a bunch of threads on this, but I use 3.5 of TG under a 180 gr Berry to get 135 pf out of my G22 Glock. (4.5 in barrel)
Later, Steve
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All we know from reading P17 is her first name is Alex and that she also looks good on a bike or with a shotgun.
Later, Steve
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I'm sorry, I should have been more specific. When the bullet yaws it starts pointing off to say the left as it's still going forward. The evidence is an oblong hole in the target. Usually, accuracy also suffers.
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I shot 180 gr Berry plated bullets (172PF) in my stock G35 bbl for a couple of years before I developed a Yawing problem. I tried everything to correct the problem (I even cleaned the gun) but finally went to a Lone Wolf bbl and haven't had any trouble since. When the yawing problem first reared it's head, several people said, "You always see that with Major power, plated bullets in a Glock". They said it as though it were common knowledge, but I have never seen anything in print about the Major/Plated/Glock problem. Anyone else heard of this?
Later, Steve
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Yes.
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Eugene? I always thought it was Tailgunner Joe that had the Commies in all our closets.
I wonder how far we can drift this tread. Has anyone talked about the best USPSA prez yet?
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The current time here on benos is 10:40 PM. At my house (Eastern Time Zone) it's 3:50 PM. Where is it 10:50? GMT?
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Hop
We appreciate everything you've done for the sport and you deserve the time off. I'm taking the the CRO course in Feb. and I'll try to partially make up for your absence.
Have some fun.
Later, Steve
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One could make the argument that the Pizza is the Wheel and the Beer and the Pizza make life complete . . . is this starting to sould like a Mako Mozo? Do we need to call Brian?
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Also, on shootingusa.com under pro tips, KC does some breakdown on how to shoot the stages.
Later, Steve
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Sweet
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Big Dave
The Sierra Celebration is a great way to waste an afternoon. Our local brewer, Bell's, makes it's Winter White Ale that's awful good. This time of year they also start brewing Double Cream Stout and Expedition Stout if you've only got time for one or two.
Later, Steve
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I think we are more in danger of increasing gravity not decreasing gravity. On the scale this morning, I found my indicated weight has increased 3 pounds in the last week. Obviously, gravity is increasing. At this rate we will be crushed to the ground within two years.
Later, Steve
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After 15 years with a B card, I think I've made my choice.
Later, Steve
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You can also be in West Virginia and be north of Pittsburg. Isn't this fun?
Later, Steve
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Great choices. Some of my favorites have been mentioned; Inside Man, Body Heat and Wild Things. At our house we call this Genre "The Smartest Person Wins". Another on this list is The Last Seduction with Linda Fiorentino as an Amoral herione who will do anything to get ahead. Fascinatiing to see what she'll do next.
Later, Steve
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MS
It might just be here in Michigan. Last year's ruling by the new State AG that Citizens can keep and bear Machine Guns has a bunch of new MP5 owners stopping at every Wally World they see to buy up all the Value Packs in sight. The demand should settle as they calm down, but from the look in their eyes, it might be a while.
Later, Steve
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It may not be my favorite of all time, but due to my short attention span, I'm going with the most recent movie I've seen. The latest Borne movie. The penultimate shot from under Borne, under water. The way it connects with the first shot of the first movie is very satisfying and gives a completeness to the trilogy.
Later, Steve
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How did the match go? I heard three guys broke the "80 second barrier"
Hidden Message?
in Miscellaneous Topics That Do Not Fit in Any Other Forum
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"Don't be a hostage to alcohol"