The post whore thread.

[OtterbatHellcat]

Good luck with the sale. Didn't know ya had one.

I've got some practicing to do, my interest in reloading has been taking some time away practicing the way I should be.

Lesson tomorrow, gotta cram a little bit.

[brutal]

Enjoy it while ya still can!

DHS popo all tactical at the dia today.

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[brutal]

Well well well... Wifey made it through her CCW class and was the best shooter in the class! Not only that, she had a total blast, very exhausted but really had a lot of fun!

One guy next to me had a ND as he was trying to lower the hammer on his old Beretta (instructors requirements, if it had a decocker, use it before reholstering). The guy luckily was pointing the muzzle down and forwards, but it was still left and hit the ground 4-5ft in front of me. Needless to say, the entire rest of the day I was watching this guy EVERY when he was fumbling trying to reholster it. Had to remind him of his muzzle quite a few times as it started drifting towards me. The guy was also about 90 years old.

Instructor let me pick up the brass at the end, even had a few extra people help. Wound up with a 1gal paint bucket full of .45acp, 1gal full of .40s&w, 1/2 gal full of 9mm, couple hundred .380, couple hundred .38spl, and some misc rifle. Spent the past 2hrs sorting brass before cleaning since I hate when a 9mm gets stuck in a .40 case and media in between.

And wifey LOVES my M&P40c. And the instructors 4.5" XDM .45acp, granted I love that pistol too! I reminded her that it is probably a tad too big for a CCW, but we may look at the XDM in the compact size for her later.

Well done. Our class had a ftf clown also. Running an old Beretta or something and having lots of trouble with manual of arms. The instructor and I exchanged a couple glances and I was >< this close to calling it. I could see he was also close to booting the jaggoff and then he started barking at the guy and gave him a little safety instruction. Had his wife not also been in the class I think he would have booted him. She beat his ass in the live fire exercises.

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[brutal]

Anyone know about DirecTV's referral program? PM me your account number and we'll each get $100.

Anyone signing up for dish, let me know.

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[brutal]

Oh yea, one guy in the class was a chair force commander. I could tell right off the bat he had watched too many youtube videos. He looked just like Cory (range time with cory and erika on youtube), with his head ducked low, shoulders high (turtle) and was very elaborate with ALL of his motions.

Was shooting this huge Sig .40 that was all tactical and black (most likely the Seal's pistol) and kept having malfunctions. Was bragging about it saying it was better than Glocks and M&P's. His accuracy was horrible and my wife's was 10x better than his. He was funny to watch .

Must have been the operator. Never had any of my badass Sigs malfunction.

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[OtterbatHellcat]

Brutal, is there any new status on your Mom?

[OtterbatHellcat]

Peace, ho's.

[brutal]

Brutal, is there any new status on your Mom?

No, PET scan Wednesday...

Thanks for asking.

Sunday is the anniversary date of my father's passing in 2008. Thanksgiving has not been a good time for the family since then.

[hghclsswhitetrsh]

Hopefully everything goes well brutal.

I hear ya on the dad thing, Friday was 10 years ago that my dad passed. He was 47, I was 19. And it's been three years since my mom passed.

[brutal]

Hopefully everything goes well brutal.

I hear ya on the dad thing, Friday was 10 years ago that my dad passed. He was 47, I was 19. And it's been three years since my mom passed.

Sorry for your loss. Losing parents can be tough, especially when you're younger. My Pa was 72 when he passed, Ma is 75 and has always been in generally good health and fairly active. We're not giving up on her any time soon that's for sure.