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If it is not a weekend for an event at Mid-ohio, i'll make it down, June works for me. And if we combo that with a "range test " out that way like Speedy kinda suggested, i'd be for that. I don't have anything to sell. I will trade cash for ammo though,

I have a 2011 Legacy 2.5 Premium, but it has the CVT auto trans. It is still a fun car. After the warranty runs out, I might play with this one a bit, but it is all family car looking. I want to get rid of the goofy looking plastic-chrome on the grill and around the side windows.

Happy B-day

Yep......ZERO numbers on my 5 tickets........so I'll go to work on Monday.

Hopefully this "share the money" idea includes me?

Magz, i'll be at Mid-Ohio

Dang!! how did you get my home video?......lol

When I win, I'll get a new pair of work boots, like a really really good pair.

I am thinking of changing the sights on my CZ82. I have already tried refreshing them by using Testor white model paint and a drop of paint from a toothpick to make them brighter. Looking at some CZ forums there is mention that the sights from a CZ 75 will fit the CZ82. Has anyone tried this? The CZ website lists sights by numbers: Rear sight 75/85 #1, and then #2 up to #7. There are no dimentions listed as to how high each number is. So I can try to measure my sights on the 82 to get a baseline measurement, but don't know which ones to order. Rear sights are $9 and the front sight is $5. Not sure why I can not copy/paste the pics to the thread, so here is the link. CZ's store web link: http://shop.cz-usa.com/C-142/COMPACT.aspx

Back in 1991 when I was in auto tech school, we had a demo where an airbag was deployed in the middle of the shop floor. It was just the airbag by itself, laying "bag up". That was very loud and powdery. (assuming powder-y is actually a word)

Using the Goolge maps to figure this out, but it is probably way south.......darn.

The Shopping Dead?? ....... We could use Euclid Mall, or the mall in North Randell, not much going on there either. Although malls that are open, such as Crooker Park or Legacy Village might be fun too.

Speedy, i might be in for this. Today I took my brother in law to Stonewall. It was his first time shooting type of gun. We had a safety meeting at the house on how to handle and hold a pistol and what the range would be like. I brought the Buckmark, the 9mm and the CZ-82. He was not a fan of the CZ. The 9mm was ok for him, but he really liked the Buckmark. After looking at the prces of pistols and the ammo, I think he might get a .22LR pistol.

Looks like it was a good time. The clay launcher looks way nice too and there was plenty of clays on hand too. I tried throwing clays once from a hand thrower but could not really get the "launch" to be consistant.

Spectro oil and OEM filter. This has worked for me for the last 17 years on my 1982 GS 850.

Coolness!!

I went to Stonewall tonight. Brought the Buckmark .22LR and the 9mm. I have been mainly shooting the .22LR. Switching to the 9mm, slight adjustments to make between the two. I am still on target with the 9, but have tighter groups with the .22. I suspect I need to slow down and find my "sight picture" with 9mm. With the zero recoil and the fiber optic front sight, it is "easier" to shoot. I'll need to practice more with the 9mm.

Wish I could afford some of those safes and what is inside them.

Might be time for me to upgrade my 30 year old bike!!

I went to a vintage motorcycle museum in St. Louis. I fell in love with a 20's era bike called a Scott Flying Squirrel. Amazed that with the "limited" technology availble, that this stuff even functions. But back thing, designers were not distracted with Farmville and Angy Birds, so they just worked things through.

When the group meet back at the freeway, biker guy said something like " i followed this car with the turn signal on his driving so knew it was asian driver" or something along those lines.

at the end of the show, when they pan out and up, it did look like a prison. I would think that Herchel would have known there was a prison in the area when they were on the side of the road asking "what place is safe"

I am guessing the new super hero is either the guy with the radio from the first season. Or I did not look, but maybe the guy that cut his hand off from the handcuffs on the roof of the building in the first season?

i was hoping they would have determined a meet up point if they had to leave the farm.

WOW, just wow!! I think the other solution would be to relax the rules and encourage everyone to arm themselves.A few year ago, I think it was the Jefferson , Ohio police cheif that said due to budget cuts, they would be losing police. The cheif encouraged people to get training and get a gun to protect themselves. But then this brings up the questions of what kinda of training, how much is enough, who sets the standards? Oh look the light is on the DVR, must be Walking Dead is on now.