Mojoe

Ill be splitting time zones tonight. This should be fun.

Its not a must. That is just a consolidated thread for tires.

Understanding the detail to how everything functions might be hard for some. But, the quality of work is easy to see and understand.

Rainx every 4 months or so. Bosch Icon, and they last me about 8 months. I hate streaks, and this combo keeps my windshield the way I like it.

Pick ups plus.

Lol. I just was surprised by how much emphasis that vid put on the stylus. Haha

Is your number the same Carl? 3714?

Does it come with a stylus?

message me in the morning. I saw a stack of it at DSCC today by our building.

Come and get it. Needs a new net and edge draping.

Noted. Carry on.

Can we get some cliff? Went from Wiggs/stig talk; to this cop, fake profiles, Columbus Racing CSI, and I got lost on how this guy is in the mix.

The guy in the green shirt and the dude behind me in the final race, both were very fast. I felt it was anyone's race. The times were So close, if anyone was off a little, someone else was going to pass them.

I just want to thank Greg for setting this up. The guy paid cash out of pocket, a few hundred bucks, to host a CR event. It was a great time with very close lap times in the whole group. It was nice to be on the track with skilled drivers. That made the compition tough. And every pass was earned. It was great meeting everyone and I look forward to the next track day.

Picked up 1000 rMDS of 9mm for $208 shipped, in 124gr. Freedom munitions Hit up field and stream, had an issues with reward credits for $20 and a $10 off next purchase coupon. Rolled out of there with 200 rnds of CCI mini mags and some fishing gear for $4.

If he doesnt see this, I would just show up. I'm pretty sure you would be able to get in with us.

You won't see me Once the green flad drops. Haha. Looking forward to this. Should be fun tonight. I may wear my green speedo

Come pick it up my new one comes today.

I approve. Well executed. But, should have stayed and fucked friend up too.

Tomorrow night. 3 more spots.

Kevin's car is showroom stock. Haha

He uses baby shampoo. I'm shocked that stained anything.

It was Lukes car. While storing it last Winter, a buddy of mine bought it from Luke. Luke sold all his RX7's and his EVO, and just picked up a RX8. I don't understand why. But, it's not for me to decide on, as long as he likes it.

Not to thread jack. But here is the work of thetintdude.com. Fronts only and he came out to the house on a Friday evening for $70. http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l284/dsnowgod/153D1308-F1FB-4177-B511-BFAAB7EC56FE_zpsspkjsrbq.jpg

Thank you Gentlemen. Glad to hear you guys enjoyed the class. It was great working with you. As seen in the chat box, and by the 11pm text from a CR member asking to validate a shot that was made in the class, I'll talk about a couple things from class. Yesterday's class was a great example of why I only teach small classes. Ideally, I like 6-10 people in class, but I will still run a 2 person class. Both shooters yesterday demonstrated great fundamentals of marksmanship, right from the beginning. After completing the required qualification, which left us a good bit of time for actual training. Many CCW classes simply have you shoot 100 rounds and do not care if you hit the target or not. We are required to have 4 hours of range time, and that we did. We moved on to target transitions, where I call their shot and they engage it. I then added mag changes to the drill and reducing the size of the target from 6" targets to 2" targets. Aim small, miss small. You are not going to hit bulls eyes every time. But, to see how close you actually are to the bulls eye, to include several bulls eyes, well that just made it very fun for both shooters. As they demonstrated more and more ability, I added more to the challenges. The risk level did increase, to include a challenge of having them do pushups to get a little winded, and then engage the target. To me, CCW is not a stationary 20' encounter on bright sunny day, with you being behind cover, and only one threat. Getting your breathing right and putting rounds on target were a huge eye opener for both shooters. As our range time was wrapping up, I offered to add some distance pistol shooting. As argued in the CB, "why do this in a CCW class"? A 25'-30' pistol shot is a common good shot to be on target. Hell, to even hit the target is good. For a pistol; for almost every CC scenario, anything over 30' and you should be thinking "how do I get out of this"? I do distance shots to prove something very simple. I drill slow, perfected fundamentals for every shot and build from there. Once you apply the proper shooting technique, you can put rounds on target. They shot at 30 meters, 50 meters and then a little over 80 meters. Are you going to hit steal every time? No. However; when you hit 7 out of 10 at 50 meters, having never shoot that distance before with a pistol, which is a great confidence builder. Then to move even further back; and still be able to hit the target, that's just great to enforce proper shooting technique. When I can spend 15 minutes with shooters and give them that experience, that is what makes the class different and more enjoyable than many of the other classes offered out there. Again, thanks for the kind words guys.