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i am Listening to ghost rider first

Looks like they are free for download until Jan 28 per Amazon thanks for the heads up

Better be careful Pauly, if I recall correctly, that’s how Dan got hooked 😎

I have by it but never shot there. If it’s anything like the range near mosquito creek (grand river area) it should be good. I’ve shot there. you may want to check the odnr website. The Grand river range is closed from Jan 1 to march. Not sure about Woodbury

PayPal just sent. Tim, thanks for coordinating this for Dan.

Looks like a residence inn. Nice. That’s usually our first choice when traveling. Getting a suite at the government rate is even better. 👍

Oops I meant safflower seeds. Sorry. The seeds cost about $4 a bag at the local farm market.

Put saffron in the bird feeder instead of the mixed seeds. Squirrels won’t touch it. That is how Mrs Wahoo solved our problem of those furry bastards devouring all of the bird seed. I wanted to shoot them with my .22 air rifle but we live inside the city limits and can’t even shoot an air rifle here.

My 2008 wing has the same 8000 mile oil change schedule, but over the past 10 years i’ve noticed that beyond 6,000 miles the shifting doesn’t feel as smooth, so i try to change it every 6000 miles or so. It’s usually pretty dirty when it comes out so I don’t feel bad about doing it early. Never had the oil analyzed so no idea what the chemistry is....but oil isn’t expensive, so i just change it.

Is that an African swallow or a European swallow?

Nice. That blue color really looks good too. 👍

Congrats on the new ride. Where did you end up buying it ?

On The Edge Honda in Amherst had a DCT demo model last summer but I never took it out for a test ride. Call Dale at 440-985-3343. I didn’t buy my GoldWIng there (I bought it from a private seller) but I have taken it to On The Edge for some service I couldn’t do as well as some recall work. They have always treated me well....

Good luck with the new ride, Pauly. It’s a great looking bike.

Ho Ho Ho. Santa came down our chimney a month early. He must have been on a recon mission, 😎

I have an LCP that I carry almost every day. Pocket holster or in an ankle holster. Fits in pockets great. I bought a stainless guide rod and a 13 pound spring. Much better to shoot that the stock guide and the 9 pound spring.. Put a Hogue grip on it and get a few extra 7 round mags.

I’m pretty sure ODNR closed the Delaware range for 2018. Not sure if it will reopen for 2019.

Good to know. Next time I’m in a spending mood, I will check with you for prices.

If the Smith & Wesson 380 EZ is still under consideration, Dunhams has them on sale today and tomorrow for $329, which includes a metal lock box (key not combo) to store it in. Price goes up to $349 after Monday. I saw it in the circular in the Sunday paper today. They also have Remington 870 shotguns on sale for $279 (12 ga or 20 ga). The best price I’ve seen on them before was $299 at Fin Feather in September.

I have two 9mm Shields. One with a thumb safety and one without. I carry the one with the safety and use the other one mainly as a range gun. I have rubber grip sleeves on both and it makes a big difference especially if you have large hands. The 8 round mags work better for my hand, but it comes with both 7 and 8 round mags. Shoot one. You’ll buy it for sure.

In the Ozarks for 5 days. Great roads. Checking another place off the bucket list. Lots of this

The grip safety on the 380 EZ is no problem. Actually promotes use of a “proper” grip on the firearm, or else it won’t fire. We got one as part of a “package” which included an IWB DeSantis leather holster, a box of JHP rounds, a cleaning kit and something else which I can’t recall now. Price was $409. After deducting Cost of the “extras” we paid roughly $359 for the gun itself. My summer carry is an LCP 380 (pocket carry in shorts or ankle holster with jeans). Not a fun gun to shoot but very easy to carry. My other carry is a 9mm Shield. Harder to conceal with summer clothes but once temps drop and my sweatshirts come out of the drawer, it’s my daily fall/winter/spring carry.

If you are not locked into a Ruger, take a look at the new Smith & Wesson 380 EZ Shield for your wife. Easy to rack, shoots great, frame is large enough for a good grip, but small enough to conceal. My wife loves hers.

The only thing that bothers me (at age 60) is my knees. I take 3 Advil and I’m good to go. If its a long day (over 8 hours in the saddle) I’ll take a few more after 6 hours. If I’m on a long trip (10-16 days) my doc suggested taking a Pepsid to help the stomach out.