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It isn't, but that would be a pretty easy home mod.

I use a pocket holster with a leather flap. The flap keeps most pocket lint out and makes it look like nothing more than a wallet

You know you are jell

IMO, 7 rounds will solve most any situation. There are certainly differing points of view.

I was never interested in the 290rs, but I got one in a trade. It's growing on me. The more I handle it, the more the design makes sense.

I would honestly be comfortable carrying a pocket .22 except that tiny 22s just aren't that reliable. Anymore the only pistols I have use for are full size range guns and pocket pistols. Anything in between tends to sit in the safe unused.

P250? Lol

I wouldn't own an original 290, but the 290rs is a fine pistol. It's a little heavy for how small it is but it feels nice in the hand.

The P290rs is DAO. I personally like DAO triggers especially in a pocket pistol. I like kahrs too. I have a P380.

Which 9mm handgun has the smallest physical dimensions? Is it the Sig P290RS? Are there any that are smaller?

Yes. If I call first, they'll even do it while I wait(if they aren't crazy busy).

How much do they charge? I usually go to Sills. They charge $20.

I'll just have some coffee.

So you enjoyed that donut?

I considered that very thing, but the numbers didn't seem to justify it. I would have invested more $$ if the market would have dropped.

PM me some details. Trailering might be the way to go after a few surgeries last year,.

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I'm hoping WB is right. http://money.cnn.com/2017/02/27/investing/warren-buffett-bubble-stocks-trump-rally/

My 401k is great again.

Who watched the Congressional Address? I had prior commitments and was not near a TV. CNN actually reported some positive feedback, which is kind of a surprise.

So I went into the locker room during classes Went into your locker and I smashed your glasses

Right, I'm sure Ohio eCheck was instrumental in cracking that case

Based on the zero research I am willing to do on this subject... I would imagine the eCheck program will remain in place as long as there is some threat of Feds withholding highway funds for failure to comply. Nevermind that cars today run so much cleaner than they did when the program began in the 90's (?). Any actual benefit from the program would be miniscule.

Agreed. If it was in either of their interest to cooperate to better the lives of the American people, that shit would have happened 100 years ago.