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Lady shooter in the Twin Cities with an AccuShadow. I saw a link somewhere. I cannot get the video to embed. http://youtu.be/X4VS3UDOavM

Thi sthread started back in January but it's the first time I read the title as spare PANTS. Well, sure. Bring extra socks, too.

Where are you putting the o-ring?

Sure doesn't.

Dan Wesson? http://cz-usa.com/products/view/dan-wesson-eco/

A few I finished BADDEST ASS by Anthony Neil Smith. fast moving and fun THE DOUBLE by George Pelecanos. Iraq vet has not quite adjusted to his return in this crime novel BROTHERHOOD OF WARRIORS by Aaron Cohen. California teen enlists in Israeli Army to join special forces BEST AMERICAN NOIR OF THE CENTURY editd by James Ellroy and Otto Penzler. Short stories from the '20s to now. GOLIATH BONE by Mickey Spillane and Max Allan Collins. Mike Hammer novel from 2008 FAMOUS AND THE DEAD by T. Jefferson Parker. latest, maybe the last, in Parker's novels about Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Deputy Charlie Hood

FartMaster of Life: defensive smells for sport and real-life self defense.

Am I the only one who saw the "Yes" target at 00:30 and thought it was a no-shoot? Congratulations.

I'm listening to NIGHT FILM by Marisha Pessl and really enjoying it.

Been a while since I posted in this thread. I'm listening to THE LOCK ARTIST by Steve Hamilton. Good narration of a real good story (so far, a bit less than half way thorugh). Previous to that I Loren D. Estleman's JITTERBUG, a crime novel set in 1943 Detroit.

CZ-USA's holster database.

CZ-USA updates a holster directory on an Excel spreadsheet. Search for appendix in the file.

I lke my PCR. I've had it for about 10 years now.

Funky Chicken wearing a sling?

I need to check-in there more often.

The P09 has landed just have to find one I would also like to have a P01 with a manual safety but wasn't an option until a few months ago. Really? I thought they were still a month out for the 9mm models. There have been some P-09s out there. Matt Mink has one listed on Gun Broker at http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=348126016. I followed an old link to that Gun Broker auction and it redirected twice to new auctions so I guess no one has been snapping that gun up.

There was either an email posting or a Facebook posting about this. I think it looks pretty neat. http://czcustom.com/czcompactlblkman.aspx CZ COMPACT L Black Manual Safety 9mmBase on award winning CZ P01 9mm, this is a new product to the USA. Due to demand we have ordered these special edition P01 from CZ UB in Kit form and have converted them to SA DA (NO DECOCKER) With a trigger job based on the CZ Competition hammer Lighter Main spring. Combat firing pin. Stainless Guide Rod. Polished barrel and internals. Tritium Night sight front and rear. This is the first production run of the P01 Manual Safety to be made in 15 years. Limited quantities Supplied with 2 x 14 Round Magazines

Recently read include: - Joe Ledger: the lost files by Jonathan Maberry. Shoot'em short stories featuring Maberry's character, Joe Ledger, fighting zombies, terrorists, and an international assassin. - Ghosts of Belfast by Neville Stuart. Former IRA soldier is haunted by the 12 people he killed during the Troubles. IRA guy starts killing other IRA guys to make the ghosts go away. I skipped this when it came out in 2009 because the ghost stuff sounded stupid, it wasn't. - Plugged by Eoin Colfer. Fun novel with a former Irish Army soldier now working as a doorman in a low-rent casino in New Jersey. Trouble and laughs ensues. - Last Kind Words by Tom Piccirilli. More crime drama by Piccirilli. - The Consummata by Mickey Spillane and Max Allan Collins. Great stuff. Late 1960s with thief Morgan the Raider on the run in Miami from the CIA when he decides to help an anti-Castro group recover several thousand dollars stolen by a Cuban agent.

I recently read a really critical analysis of that rescue scene in The Patriot and how it was full of baloney. Still an exciting scene.

The desert outside Los Angeles. Indio, CA.

Thanks. There a few bands I'd like to see. I enjoyed The Hives' live stream last year.

I read The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner by Alan Sillitoe. I'm still trying to finish two others.

Mr. Monk is a Mess by Lee Goldberg. Yes, he is a mess.

BAD DEBTS by Peter Temple. 1996 crime novel set in Melbourne, Australia. I'm ejoying it quite a bit. I read and enjoyed Temple's THE BROKEN SHORE a couple years ago

I was impressed with TACTICAL PISTOL SHOOTING by Erik D. Lawrence. The book is on it's 2nd or 3rd edition. The book focuses on combat shooting and has better illustrations and drills and description than the other gun books I have read. DEFENSIVE HANDGUNNING: A TREATISE ON HANDGUN CARRY AND USE by Glenn Rehberg is a good guide for carrying and defensive shooting. DEFENSIVE is well written.