chevysoldier

Welcome to the site!

Welcome to the site!

Welcome to the site!

Welcome to the site!

Welcome to the site!

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Welcome to the site.

Screw having to reload with a speed clip Shawn. I'll stick with the magazine.

I know a Columbus K9, he uses the M&P .40. Yeah you can come check out my M&P .45 compact too since Meanie and I are neighbors.

S&W M&P. I CC a compact .45 without hardly any problem. You're a bigger guy than be so you won't have any issue either. I also don't have an issue with my pinky on the grip but it's usually loaded with the extension magazine for that reason. Not a big deal either way. I have a Bersa .32 in case I need to conceal better. Every LEO I know or have meet use M&P 40s. The army is supposed to be going from 9mm to .40, if they haven't already. I have promoted New Albany in the past but don't anymore. Every time I go in there with a question they act holier than thou and piss me off. Screw em. I personally don't like Glocks because of how they feel in my hand. Too squared off and isn't very ergonomic. But to each there own. GLWS.

SHORT NOTICE WELCOME HOME OMLT 1/3rd 174th ADA BDE OHARNG Columbus, Ohio Staging Area: Defense Supply Center 3990 East Broad Street Columbus, Ohio 43213 (James Road Gate ) 04 August 2010 @ 1200 hrs-(12 PM ) Welcome Home Location: Columbus Christian Center 2300 Cassady Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43219 04 August 2010@ 1400 hrs-(2 PM ) If you are not riding on the Escort please be at this location @1330 hrs-(1:30 PM ) with flags up for the arrival of the troops. District # 5 Captain John Perry is assigned this Welcome Home Mission. Please follow his instructions at all times. Remember your 3'x5' American flags, stay hydrated and dress per the weather conditions. Bob Woods Ohio State Captain Patriot Guard Riders pigpen@cinci.rr.com

Make sure when you take them apart you do it slowly and pay attention. There are springs, ball bearings, o-rings and gaskets that may fall out. It sucks when you take one apart and a spring shoots a ball bearing across the room and all you here in the "ting". Lay the parts out in something like a cookie sheet, this will keep stuff from rolling away. Clean passages out with carb cleaner and compressed air.

I'm sorry to hear how badly you are doing. I really have no idea what you are going through so I won't try to blow smoke. Keep your head up, do what you can, be careful of the meds and never give up. Good luck! Hope you can figure something out soon!

Again? I thought this thread was up and running again...guess not.

aww snap. Happy Birthday! Polish them brass balls up.

Welcome

EDIT: I see psyco already had this. Kawi is gonna have a sad now: http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/38492352/ns/today-entertainment/

Good looking out man!

SHORT NOTICE Confirmed Mission 1LT Michael L. Runyan, 24 Ashland, Ohio US Army 52nd Infantry,2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii Died 21 July 2010 Balad, Iraq Casualty of Operation Iraqi Freedom Visitation:/ Services GaREAT Complex 1822 South Broadway Geneva, Ohio Public Visitation: 31 July 2010@1000-1200hrs-(10 AM-12 PM ) Services: 1300hrs-31 July 2010@(1 PM ) Staging: GaREAT Complex 31 July 2010@0800hrs-(8 AM ) Interment: Greenlawn Memory Gardens 3140 East Center Street North Kingsville, OH 44068 * NOTE * THIS IS A PRIVATE FAMILY BURIAL District # 3 Captain Ralph Bago is assigned this mission of honor and respect. Please follow his instructions, remember your 3'x5' American Flags and dress per the weather conditions. Stay hydrated and stand with your knees at a slight bend. This helps with blood circulation . Bob Woods Ohio State Captain Patriot Guard Riders

I am not as think as you drunk I am.

I have a mickey mantle reproduction lol

I was 120 in HS. Went in the army at like 130ish. Got up to 165 in Iraq and now back down to 150-155