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Leccia Black lit while I try to figure out why Dean posted a gun review with no apparent reason why.

Since when do you have a problem with gun reviews? I presume he posted it because I mentioned having new guns. Morning, Tex.

Did not say I had a problem with gun reviews just can't figure out what he had in mind when posting that particular review.  And you did not mention any particular guns or even types of guns.

Morning Raz

Nope, just mentioned that I had two new guns. They are, in fact, an S&W M&P9 Shield and a Sig P220 Equinox.

As for the P30, the glaring red flag that stands out to me is its apparent lack of a decocker. Who makes a DA/SA without a decocker or manual safety? Thumbing the hammer on a semi-auto is begging to put a round where you don't want one.

I guess I over looked that issue. huh.

It's disconcerting to me. It's true that the most important safety on a gun is between the ears. But I want some sort of safety when holstering or unholstering the weapon. It can be internal as on my strikers, or external as on my SA's, or a decocker and manual as on my DA/SA's. But nothing at all? That makes me nervous.

on my Taurus .380 I don't keep a round chambered, and the .38 revolver I have the hammer on an empty chamber. just me being as careful as possible. too much can go wrong between the time it takes to get from the hand and the head.

I keep one in every hole .

Makes for uncomfortable reloading.

[LuvTooGolf]

Leccia Black lit while I try to figure out why Dean posted a gun review with no apparent reason why.

Since when do you have a problem with gun reviews? I presume he posted it because I mentioned having new guns. Morning, Tex.

Did not say I had a problem with gun reviews just can't figure out what he had in mind when posting that particular review.  And you did not mention any particular guns or even types of guns.

Morning Raz

Nope, just mentioned that I had two new guns. They are, in fact, an S&W M&P9 Shield and a Sig P220 Equinox.

As for the P30, the glaring red flag that stands out to me is its apparent lack of a decocker. Who makes a DA/SA without a decocker or manual safety? Thumbing the hammer on a semi-auto is begging to put a round where you don't want one.

I guess I over looked that issue. huh.

It's disconcerting to me. It's true that the most important safety on a gun is between the ears. But I want some sort of safety when holstering or unholstering the weapon. It can be internal as on my strikers, or external as on my SA's, or a decocker and manual as on my DA/SA's. But nothing at all? That makes me nervous.

on my Taurus .380 I don't keep a round chambered, and the .38 revolver I have the hammer on an empty chamber. just me being as careful as possible. too much can go wrong between the time it takes to get from the hand and the head.

I keep one in every hole .

Makes for uncomfortable reloading.

Not when you're a pro at having your holes stuffed like Tex.

[Threebean]

Leccia Black lit while I try to figure out why Dean posted a gun review with no apparent reason why.

Since when do you have a problem with gun reviews? I presume he posted it because I mentioned having new guns. Morning, Tex.

Did not say I had a problem with gun reviews just can't figure out what he had in mind when posting that particular review.  And you did not mention any particular guns or even types of guns.

Morning Raz

Nope, just mentioned that I had two new guns. They are, in fact, an S&W M&P9 Shield and a Sig P220 Equinox.

As for the P30, the glaring red flag that stands out to me is its apparent lack of a decocker. Who makes a DA/SA without a decocker or manual safety? Thumbing the hammer on a semi-auto is begging to put a round where you don't want one.

I guess I over looked that issue. huh.

It's disconcerting to me. It's true that the most important safety on a gun is between the ears. But I want some sort of safety when holstering or unholstering the weapon. It can be internal as on my strikers, or external as on my SA's, or a decocker and manual as on my DA/SA's. But nothing at all? That makes me nervous.

What do you call the safety on a Glock?

[South Carolina Redfish]

Leccia Black lit while I try to figure out why Dean posted a gun review with no apparent reason why.

Since when do you have a problem with gun reviews? I presume he posted it because I mentioned having new guns. Morning, Tex.

Did not say I had a problem with gun reviews just can't figure out what he had in mind when posting that particular review.  And you did not mention any particular guns or even types of guns.

Morning Raz

Nope, just mentioned that I had two new guns. They are, in fact, an S&W M&P9 Shield and a Sig P220 Equinox.

As for the P30, the glaring red flag that stands out to me is its apparent lack of a decocker. Who makes a DA/SA without a decocker or manual safety? Thumbing the hammer on a semi-auto is begging to put a round where you don't want one.

I guess I over looked that issue. huh.

It's disconcerting to me. It's true that the most important safety on a gun is between the ears. But I want some sort of safety when holstering or unholstering the weapon. It can be internal as on my strikers, or external as on my SA's, or a decocker and manual as on my DA/SA's. But nothing at all? That makes me nervous.

What do you call the safety on a Glock?

My finger not on the trigger

[Threebean]

Leccia Black lit while I try to figure out why Dean posted a gun review with no apparent reason why.

Since when do you have a problem with gun reviews? I presume he posted it because I mentioned having new guns. Morning, Tex.

Did not say I had a problem with gun reviews just can't figure out what he had in mind when posting that particular review.  And you did not mention any particular guns or even types of guns.

Morning Raz

Nope, just mentioned that I had two new guns. They are, in fact, an S&W M&P9 Shield and a Sig P220 Equinox.

As for the P30, the glaring red flag that stands out to me is its apparent lack of a decocker. Who makes a DA/SA without a decocker or manual safety? Thumbing the hammer on a semi-auto is begging to put a round where you don't want one.

I guess I over looked that issue. huh.

It's disconcerting to me. It's true that the most important safety on a gun is between the ears. But I want some sort of safety when holstering or unholstering the weapon. It can be internal as on my strikers, or external as on my SA's, or a decocker and manual as on my DA/SA's. But nothing at all? That makes me nervous.

on my Taurus .380 I don't keep a round chambered, and the .38 revolver I have the hammer on an empty chamber. just me being as careful as possible. too much can go wrong between the time it takes to get from the hand and the head.

I keep one in every hole .

That one might even be too easy for Bean.

True, though TWDS comes to mind. (Dean).

[Threebean]

Leccia Black lit while I try to figure out why Dean posted a gun review with no apparent reason why.

Since when do you have a problem with gun reviews? I presume he posted it because I mentioned having new guns. Morning, Tex.

Did not say I had a problem with gun reviews just can't figure out what he had in mind when posting that particular review.  And you did not mention any particular guns or even types of guns.

Morning Raz

Nope, just mentioned that I had two new guns. They are, in fact, an S&W M&P9 Shield and a Sig P220 Equinox.

As for the P30, the glaring red flag that stands out to me is its apparent lack of a decocker. Who makes a DA/SA without a decocker or manual safety? Thumbing the hammer on a semi-auto is begging to put a round where you don't want one.

I guess I over looked that issue. huh.

It's disconcerting to me. It's true that the most important safety on a gun is between the ears. But I want some sort of safety when holstering or unholstering the weapon. It can be internal as on my strikers, or external as on my SA's, or a decocker and manual as on my DA/SA's. But nothing at all? That makes me nervous.

on my Taurus .380 I don't keep a round chambered, and the .38 revolver I have the hammer on an empty chamber. just me being as careful as possible. too much can go wrong between the time it takes to get from the hand and the head.

I keep one in every hole .

Makes for uncomfortable reloading.

Not when you're a pro at having your holes stuffed like Tex.

Speaking of stuffed holes, you and Nate work out your CF travel arrangements?

[razgueado]

Leccia Black lit while I try to figure out why Dean posted a gun review with no apparent reason why.

Since when do you have a problem with gun reviews? I presume he posted it because I mentioned having new guns. Morning, Tex.

Did not say I had a problem with gun reviews just can't figure out what he had in mind when posting that particular review.  And you did not mention any particular guns or even types of guns.

Morning Raz

Nope, just mentioned that I had two new guns. They are, in fact, an S&W M&P9 Shield and a Sig P220 Equinox.

As for the P30, the glaring red flag that stands out to me is its apparent lack of a decocker. Who makes a DA/SA without a decocker or manual safety? Thumbing the hammer on a semi-auto is begging to put a round where you don't want one.

I guess I over looked that issue. huh.

It's disconcerting to me. It's true that the most important safety on a gun is between the ears. But I want some sort of safety when holstering or unholstering the weapon. It can be internal as on my strikers, or external as on my SA's, or a decocker and manual as on my DA/SA's. But nothing at all? That makes me nervous.

What do you call the safety on a Glock?

Firing pin block, half-cocked striker,  trigger safety lever, and my finger in the right place. Pulling the trigger moves the striker block and completes the cocking of the striker. When the gun leaves the holster, it's half-cocked. Same when it goes back in.

...as she would say.

[Threebean]

Leccia Black lit while I try to figure out why Dean posted a gun review with no apparent reason why.

Since when do you have a problem with gun reviews? I presume he posted it because I mentioned having new guns. Morning, Tex.

Did not say I had a problem with gun reviews just can't figure out what he had in mind when posting that particular review.  And you did not mention any particular guns or even types of guns.

Morning Raz

Nope, just mentioned that I had two new guns. They are, in fact, an S&W M&P9 Shield and a Sig P220 Equinox.

As for the P30, the glaring red flag that stands out to me is its apparent lack of a decocker. Who makes a DA/SA without a decocker or manual safety? Thumbing the hammer on a semi-auto is begging to put a round where you don't want one.

I guess I over looked that issue. huh.

It's disconcerting to me. It's true that the most important safety on a gun is between the ears. But I want some sort of safety when holstering or unholstering the weapon. It can be internal as on my strikers, or external as on my SA's, or a decocker and manual as on my DA/SA's. But nothing at all? That makes me nervous.

What do you call the safety on a Glock?

Firing pin block, half-cocked striker,  trigger safety lever, and my finger in the right place. Pulling the trigger moves the striker block and completes the cocking of the striker. When the gun leaves the holster, it's half-cocked. Same when it goes back in.

...as she would say.

But an order of magnitude less stringent than a manual safety/decocker setup.  With a round chambered no preceding motion required, just pull the trigger and bam.

[Travellin Dave]

Leccia Black lit while I try to figure out why Dean posted a gun review with no apparent reason why.

Since when do you have a problem with gun reviews? I presume he posted it because I mentioned having new guns. Morning, Tex.

Did not say I had a problem with gun reviews just can't figure out what he had in mind when posting that particular review.  And you did not mention any particular guns or even types of guns.

Morning Raz

Nope, just mentioned that I had two new guns. They are, in fact, an S&W M&P9 Shield and a Sig P220 Equinox.

As for the P30, the glaring red flag that stands out to me is its apparent lack of a decocker. Who makes a DA/SA without a decocker or manual safety? Thumbing the hammer on a semi-auto is begging to put a round where you don't want one.

I guess I over looked that issue. huh.

It's disconcerting to me. It's true that the most important safety on a gun is between the ears. But I want some sort of safety when holstering or unholstering the weapon. It can be internal as on my strikers, or external as on my SA's, or a decocker and manual as on my DA/SA's. But nothing at all? That makes me nervous.

on my Taurus .380 I don't keep a round chambered, and the .38 revolver I have the hammer on an empty chamber. just me being as careful as possible. too much can go wrong between the time it takes to get from the hand and the head.

I keep one in every hole .

That one might even be too easy for Bean.

   

[Travellin Dave]

Nice place for it to happen.

Massive power outage hits San Francisco, shuts down businesses, BART station, cable cars, traffic lights

http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Massive-power-outage-hits-San-Francisco-shuts-11089574.php

Carryover from 420...

[LuvTooGolf]

Leccia Black lit while I try to figure out why Dean posted a gun review with no apparent reason why.

Since when do you have a problem with gun reviews? I presume he posted it because I mentioned having new guns. Morning, Tex.

Did not say I had a problem with gun reviews just can't figure out what he had in mind when posting that particular review.  And you did not mention any particular guns or even types of guns.

Morning Raz

Nope, just mentioned that I had two new guns. They are, in fact, an S&W M&P9 Shield and a Sig P220 Equinox.

As for the P30, the glaring red flag that stands out to me is its apparent lack of a decocker. Who makes a DA/SA without a decocker or manual safety? Thumbing the hammer on a semi-auto is begging to put a round where you don't want one.

I guess I over looked that issue. huh.

It's disconcerting to me. It's true that the most important safety on a gun is between the ears. But I want some sort of safety when holstering or unholstering the weapon. It can be internal as on my strikers, or external as on my SA's, or a decocker and manual as on my DA/SA's. But nothing at all? That makes me nervous.

on my Taurus .380 I don't keep a round chambered, and the .38 revolver I have the hammer on an empty chamber. just me being as careful as possible. too much can go wrong between the time it takes to get from the hand and the head.

I keep one in every hole .

Makes for uncomfortable reloading.

Not when you're a pro at having your holes stuffed like Tex.

Speaking of stuffed holes, you and Nate work out your CF travel arrangements?

Hi-yo!

[Travellin Dave]

Dean, why don't you have the home owner buy their mower.  Why should you?
Deadbeat landlords... 

[Travellin Dave]

About time to head out.  Driving down to visit with the boy and grandbabies for the weekend, so will be scarce most likely.
Have a good weekend all.

[Threebean]

About time to head out.  Driving down to visit with the boy and grandbabies for the weekend, so will be scarce most likely.
Have a good weekend all.

Safe travels, TravellinDave.

[A Friend of Charlie]

About time to head out.  Driving down to visit with the boy and grandbabies for the weekend, so will be scarce most likely.
Have a good weekend all.

Have a safe trip, grandpa.