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OP, thanks for posting. +1 to a tad bigger :thumbup: Been wanting to try out that Circleville Track, may just do that this year...... Unfortunately, yes....they're building a parking garage there

Giant Anthem 29er or Niner bikes (Air 9)

Good for you, man. It takes a real man to admit his mistakes and share his faith with those that will judge you the most. At the end of the day, you are you're biggest critic, keep up the good fight and keep going in the right direction. It's not easy......

Thanks again for everyone's feedback, it seems like this was a good, healthy discussion to have for everyone's sake. So, Kyle wasn't able to make it out, but I was able to recruit two other friends and one of them is a member at BlackWing (only 25 mins from my house too), so we ended up going there. With the weather being as nice as it was, you can imagine the place was pretty busy. There was about an hour wait for the rifle/pistol range, so we took the time to go out and shoot some clay's while we waited. I was able to fire off about 25-30 shells on 2 different 12 ga shotguns. Keep in mind, I have not shot any type of weapon in about 20 years...so don't laugh too much. Shotguns: Browning BPS 28" barrel Magpul modified Remington 870 Out of the 25-30 shots I think I hit about 5-7 clays. This morning my wife said "What did you do to yourself?" Apparently, I was not holding the shotgun tight enough against my body, however, it felt like I was.....Is this normal for a n00b? http://i976.photobucket.com/albums/ae245/bmwohio/A081F9EB-64CE-4094-BBD8-986271B0EF8C_zpsljw4hffk.jpg By the time we were done with our tokens, our pager thing went off and it was time for the pistol range. Pistols I shot were: Walther PPQ M1 w/Streamlight TLR-4 Walther PPS w/Meprolight night sights Glock 17 Gen 4 with medium backstrap w/Streamlight TLR-2 HL Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 380 ACP Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 9mm I shot all of them, and I tried the laser sights too. Was not a fan of the laser sights and felt like I was more accurate with just aiming myself. My favorite to shoot out of all of them was definitely the Walther PPQ. It just felt good in my hands and I could repeat a decent shot group mag after mag (for a beginner anyway). Here's two of my best. This if from about 10 ft away firing about 1-2 seconds in between shots. Again, 20 years since I've fired a weapon, so don't bash me too hard. http://i976.photobucket.com/albums/ae245/bmwohio/DA69EE2E-8C73-4393-88F8-91CB388A9303_zpszg2erbow.jpg I'm just the upper target here, not the 'A' 'B' target.... http://i976.photobucket.com/albums/ae245/bmwohio/ECB77CD6-507F-4D5F-85A5-AEEE921D7268_zpsjpi7cenh.jpg Thanks again for everyone's feedback. BTW, I really liked Blackwing Shooting Center...the place was very clean, they got people in and out of the ranges pretty quickly, and the staff was very nice (I asked lots of questions at the sale counter).

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Agreed....how much control do you want on the crossover? Are you wanting to separately control the tweeter, mid, sub output (Hz) I would say do some research on the factory one and see how good it is...or maybe you just like a certain sound and want to dial down the highs a little...I think alot of it is preference. You can always add a crossover later, if you hate the distribution of the factory one.

Yes, we are looking at indoor, not outdoor. We were planning to go sometime between 4-6pm on Sunday.....obviously would like to avoid the busy times at any of these ranges....

Nice! I have a friend doing an E46 Wagon....Here's his progress shot as of this week

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OK, thanks for the feedback

Kyle (Monk3y) is coming in town this Sunday and we are looking for a place to go shoot a couple of his M&P's. Suggestions for a good place to go fire off a few rounds? Preferably on the North side of town, perhaps. I'm in Westerville. TIA.

^^ This! The amount of preservatives they put in those (basically salt) is through the roof. Try and get more 'natural' food in your lunches. Shop on the outside circle at the grocery store first, before you shop the inner.

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I'm typically a 'pack lunch' type of guy. I'm pretty simple though PB&J I'll buy a big bag of frozen chicken breast from Meijer/Kroger and make chicken on Sunday afternoon or during the week and separate it out into 2-3 meals throughout the week. I will just use some spices and Worcestershire sauce with an olive oil base so the chicken doesn't dry out when cooking. Then I cook up some white/brown rice and put in a separate container to take to work. Put a small pat of butter on top of the rice so when you warm it up, it doesn't dry it out and have some chicken and rice. Since I try to workout 2-3 times a week, I buy Muscle Milk Light in the to-go containers from Costco (which helps me also get my 200g's of protein on lift days) and keep those in the fridge for a nice snack to keep hunger pangs down. http://i976.photobucket.com/albums/ae245/bmwohio/B61C6632-FDCD-4CE7-B497-A6B471CC9078_zpswpislw6a.jpg Roasted/Salted Almonds are a good source of fat for the diet, and Almonds also suppress the appetite as well. Just grab a handful with some water for a snack as well. Also get the Jif to-go containers and you can have some crackers with PB, or if you like celery you can scoop with that. Instant oatmeal is always an easy one, just keep the box/packs in your drawer/cube/etc and can be eaten out of a Styrofoam cup if you want, and if you work in a office with a coffee service, then you probably have a coffee maker with one of those instant hot water taps for tea, which works great for instant oatmeal too. Go to the deli counter and get some good deli meat and chesse and make yourself a sandwich. Sometimes, I'll pack the meat and bread in separate bags so I can leave the bread out of the fridge to stay fresh, and then just make it at your desk....keep some mustard or mayo in your fridge for condiments on the sandwich without it soaking into the bread. If you have a toaster at work, try toasting the bread first and then adding the meat (sometimes I'll heat up the meat in the microwave to and have a hot sandwich) Also, Costco sells the boxes of pre-bagged chips/pretzels and granola bars that will last you quite some time. They also sell huge packs of Gatorade/V8 fusion/bottled water/etc. Lastly, I'll keep the Keebler snack crackers in the drawer for a nice snack as well http://www.passionforsavings.com/content/uploads/2013/07/Keebler-Snack-Cracker-Deal-300x239.jpg I also have a sweet tooth, so I'll keep some sugar free gum at my desk for those sugar cravings. Sometimes, I'll pack some chips/drink and then just get a sandwich from Wendy's/Penn Station/etc to help cut down on lunch costs, since you can sometimes get the sandwich cheap by itself...it's usually the 'value meal' that gets ya on the wallet and the waistline. Good luck. Saves a ton of money when you do it right. EDIT: Pic of the what's left of Chicken/rice for the week. Takes about 30-40 mins to prep/cook/put in tupperware, that you can just throw in lunchbag. http://i976.photobucket.com/albums/ae245/bmwohio/5822DCB5-F2E8-4228-A18D-19D05E4C12B2_zpsfcspexzl.jpg

thanks for the video. DROOL at 9:53 ....<homersimpson> mmmmmm, RS 200, mmmmmmm </homersimpson> Ken Block starts hooning at 18:48......LOL @ Ken Block trying to read teleprompter

I love me some build threads.....nice work, so far.

I think I could get used to walking up to this is in the parking lot everyday....