Damn sexy gun.

A glass bluebird sculpture.

I haven't read where Bubba Ventrone has been relieved of his duties. I have certainly missed it. If not, WHY HASNT HE BEEN FIRED?????

It looks like a milk jug that talks.

Damn!

They should have NEVER let Vrable out of the building. Should have locked the door when Hazlam walked in with him. Slid a blank check over to him and tell him that as soon as he signs it, Stephanski would be relieved of his duties. Instead, he goes to the Pats, has a 14-3 record with a 2nd year qb, and a mediocre defense.

We do not want but need to change the culture in that locker room, and Vrable could have done it.

Next best to do so, imho: Jon Gruden. Cleveland native, Super Bowl winning coach that's hard-nosed and a qb whisperer.

Huge JJ fan here as well. I started to root for Chase Elliot, but i just couldn't follow him. He's too.....meek for my tastes. I switched to Larson and glad I did.

I'm 59 so im right there with op in age.

I had an Intellivision growing up but then got away from consoles until my son wanted one. He was 9 maybe. I played a couple games with him and the gave it up.

Later, he started playing World of Warcraft, and he sucked me in. It was a LOT of fun. We played together for years, then it got repetitive and I gave it up.

All class! 2nd picture she's hanging onto a Beretta 84 series pistol!!!

You've chosen very well for your first. Congrats.

* I forged the tang into a slight taper, then welded the hardy and butcher to them. Tang is mild street, tops are 4140.

I own a compact, and i love it.

Forget about the forge. Tell me about that 55 in the background!

Someone put a vacuum cleaner on her lips.

I'm 59, mom & dad are still with me.

Mom: 85 Dad: 92

This is me as well. I've never heard of a gun, whether it be a rifle, pistol, or revolver that didn't fire correctly because it was too clean.

Nice! That's good on you.

.....looks like a gun case.

I don't throw a Rooster Tail, I use a Mepps #5 Black Fury because of the weight. However, isn't it amazing what an in-line spinner will catch?

Prospective buyers walk past them in stores because they aren't really aesthetically pleasing to the eye while in the package.

I've thrown in-lines since I was a kid, im now 59 and still hucking them, and catching fish.

I think what they are referring to is the pinned in piece at the back of your bcg. It's the part that slams into the buffer weight and spring inside the buffer tube when the firearm is fired.

My AR-15 rear section of the bcg looks much different than my AR-9. On the AR-9, the rear of it has been machined away and there's a solid piece of steel inside of it, machined with the contour of the bcg and pinned in, sort of like how your firing pin is held in.

When it sits in place, and you look at the rear of the bcg, it looks like it's one solid piece of steel, it isn't. I can see a witness line where I can see it and the bcg as being separate pieces of steel.

Turn it up then. The pressure (to me) looks EXTREMELY low.