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I see what you did there. Well played, Sir.

Here you go. Make the wife happy. I'm sure the other one is there too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3ZyG_03JlQ

Class has 4 open seats. Warm weather makes for fun shooting. This is 2 weeks away.

Well that was quicker than expected. Feeling like the chinese Buffet for lunch tomorrow? I'll text you.

When can we meet?

I believe I just read that the white 11xxhp car will be on display at the Columbus Auto show. I can only assume awesome things will come from this b

I would edit your first post and replace with these pics. Car looks 999999999999999x better with the black wheels. GLWS

When I did my bike build, I went with Justin and his shop. The detail and communication was awesome. I got some riding gear from him too, and got a great deal. I was a new rider and they treated me far better than every other shop I had been too. Good to have you back Justin.

No one is giving you the fith degree. You asked a question and got the info you were looking for. Others have an interest in the situation and the replies. This is just exchange of information. No issues.

I 100% agree, Harmonda. But, someone will argue, by law you don't have to disclose if you are not carrying. And they are not wrong. But it is not the best way to establish trust in the conversation.

Dude, I try to sell this car at least twice a day. GLWS

Nothing wrong with knowing the law. I'm just wondering why someone would not want to be forthcoming with legally carrying. There are four situations in the ORC that cover when you do not have to disclose you have CCL to law enforcement. All four state intances when you are not actually carrying.

This is my wife's primary. She loves it and thought it was going to be a big beast to shoot. She hits steel at 60 feet with it, no issue at all. It's light and very easy to function. And, I like her having 30 rounds to poke holes with.

ORC state law enforcement officer engagement requires disclosure "if you are carrying". It does not address by title, Rangers are LEO. In 2004 DNR had the highest number of drug raids in the state of ohio. Also, many Rangers are also local deputies. Even without that knowledge, what would be a reason to not disclose to one?

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^^ I hate that I just read that.

^^ I hear you. Had I said $200+, someone would jump in with " I can get one way cheaper". You just prove my point more with what you experianced. A hole in the road is a problem no one wants to have. I say a 50+ sidewall, simpley because most people run a 45 or less for performance, or summer tires. Adding more just, allows more flex. Maybe it helps, maybe it doesn't all the time. I'm just looking to better the chances to aviod being on the side of the road. There is quite a bit a driver can do to not have an issue with these road canyons. On days like today, many pot holes were filled with water and it's tough to tell if it is standing water or a deep hole. The deep ones usually have a good bit of peble scattered around them from being splashed out of the hole. I think left lanes tend to have the most holes in them. I try to stay to the right lane and place my left tire on the line and even in the shoulder for less traveled, smooth road. As it was said, increase the following distance, and you should have plenty of reaction time. It's the worst feeling when you yell " SON OF A BITCH" from being suprised by a pot hole. I really don't think too many people on here are the ones we see on the road that are the problem or have the problem. I tend to think we care more about our ride than 98% of the drivers on the roads with us. It's worth posting, even though many of those on CR have been here a while and know these things. However, if someone reads this and never would have thoguht of that, that's were the good comes in.

This morning on the way to work, I saw no less than 10 cars on the side of the road with flat tires. Two of which, looked as though the flat caused one car to hit the other car. One car was a newer BMW M3. I was able to see the tires were low profile and the car looked like it had not been out all winter. All the other cars seemed to be your average daily. This was all in a 22 mile drive. As many of you may have read my posts in the past about how big a fan I am for winter tires. It's not just about traction in the snow. Having a 50+ side wall on the tire can save a wheel. We know Ohio, and Columbus in general, has pot hole issues every year. Yesterday being one of the first nice days have the motor cycles. Last night I heard one ripping through gears and was reminded of the guy who hit a lot hole last year on his bike doing over 100mph. He died. I say those things to try and get to making sense of bettering the situation. Last year I recall a thread with many of us saying we don't even bring out the fun cars until about April, because of the pot holes and the cost of a wheel. How much is a wheel? I'll say replacing one will run you $50 from a junk yard and any where up to $350 + depending on the wheel and your taste. Then there is a new tire, and I'll keep it simple with the same price range. What about other damage to suspension parts? What about time? Time is the prt that is damn expensive to me. On top of today's weather and having to deal with the crap abou the flat. I'm pretty sure anyone on the side of the road would think $400 is worth while to no deal with the problem at hand. I say $400 because dozens of times a year I see full sets of snow tires, many including wheels, for about $400. Will you never have a flat with a snow tires or a 50+ side wall tire, no. This is just something to think about if some of you haven't.

http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=117361&highlight=Odot http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=101964&highlight=Odot

PM WNAPLAY, he did great work at our place.

Ammo for this gun is available from time to time on Cabela's site. No one should let ammo detour them from wanting this gun. Pricing for ammo is close to 9mm, in 50 round boxes. Bulk is hard to find at a good deal though. http://www.cabelas.com/product/CCI-22-WRF-45-Grain-JHP-Ammunition/705442.uts

It comes down to, it has to fit your hand. If you have giant hands and this creates more contact with the pistol vs. overlap, than it may be the right thing for you. If you are shooting correctly and it helps, so be it. If your grip is bad, and you add this to it, you're throwing parts at a problem instead of fixing the problem. Are you more effective with it, and a proper grip?

Pickups plus lewis center. Look up the threads on remote starts.

Recently there have been several posts in the Garage Sale and Back Counter forums that have posted either no price, or pricing that would be considered too high. Per forum rules, no one is to make negative remarks about the item for sale, or the price being asked. The seller can ask what they want for the item. That said, if someone posts a terrible price or has a shitty FS thread, PM them. Feel free to CC me on the PM. If they have been PM'd several times and are not responding, it will allow mods and admin to asses the thread better for everyone as a whole. For those posting things for sale, here are some simple ways to sell your item: POST PICTURES!!!! Pics sell things on here. If you don't know how to do this, it is posted in the sticky portion of the forum. POST DETAILS- How old is it, how much use has it had, what has been fixed on it, what does it need to work 100%, maybe why you are selling it. MANAGE YOUR THREAD - If someone PM's you or posts in your thread with a question or offer, get back to them. Even if it's to tell them you aren't interested in their offer. Rules: http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19135

WAAAAAAAY better than what I was thinking was going on. Tax time; you post all your toys for sale. I was a little worried, but didn't want to say anything. I have always liked the E55's a lot. Congrats. Did the STi sell?