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Gotta be shorty shorts man. They're a hell of a lot faster. No kidding.

Not much left: Smith Model 29 6" Blued (had one and sold it) Ruger 44 mag Carbine Galil in .308 HK USP9sd

Just looking at the physics of it, it's going to recoil just about like a 38 spl +p in the same or similar revolver. Should be very manageable. I really doubt I'll get one, but I like the idea a lot.

Hmmm, kinda think it'd be cool since I have a bit of 9mm. http://www.ruger-firearms.com/products/sp101/specSheets/5783.html

You can do it. You sure don't have to be skinny as a rail to be an excellent distance runner. A couple guys I run with are far from "petite", and I also run with one of the guy's dad (on the far left) who is 62 and still does very well (ran a 26 minute 5k a month ago in Candler Park on a super...

Try to incorporate some hills into your run too. It sucks, but you'll see nearly immediate improvement. In just a couple weeks you'll be able to tell a difference.

It takes time to get your body used to the abuse. Don't give up, it gets better trust me. I used to not be able to make it a mile before it felt like I was puking up my lungs covered in blood.

You running?

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Yeah, I plan on the USP SD9 with the jet funnel kit. I can bump up capacity a bit with that. I think I've tried everything out there except Sphinx and the Arsenal Strike One (love to shoot one of those) and I keep going back to the USP.

Cool. Can't wait to hear how it shoots. I'm going back to HK USP's.

My running buddies are all 10-14 years younger than me, and one is a personal trainer. It helps a lot to run with the fast kids.

5.35 miles 7:23/mile 385 ft of elevation gain

I like the idea of launching quarter pounders.

But does it take Glock mags?

6.5 miles. 7:53/mi

Fo Shizzle! Those look fantastic. Do you order direct?

I dunno, but the double walled version keeps it hot quite a long time. I think I could drive over my Friehling press too, it's just incredibly well built. Like safes, buy a size bigger than you think you'll need.

For one you won't scald your knuckles, for two...it's a double duty press that'll do "hot brew" much better since it has insulated walls, and three, they're incredibly well built and will last a lifetime.