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Already making lists of favorite films to re-watch and enjoy them like they were new. Old age is going to be great!

Way to go Kemosabe.

5.94 miles in the fucking rain. Grawwh!

A small gun with the added anti-benefit of being heavier than one that's already in production. Geniuses over there at Remington.

A buddy of mine in NJ just built one up for coyotes (can't use a rifle for deer in NJ). Anyway, it looks like another promising cartridge based off of .223 and a pretty good deer load.

I just happened to run across this article and thought it was an excellent read. http://www.hyperstealth.com/camo-improvement/

Whoops, damn phone.

As a young lad I did something similar while driving a Honda 70cc 3-wheeler.

I'd say, "just enough".

They should be treated like safety glasses and ear plugs.

The trigger on the Gen uno is pretty bad, the Second gen however, pretty damned good really. I can bang out fist sized groups at 7 yards no problem.

Yep, I just didn't have any use for some of the stuff I sold off. Sold off 3 of something kinda meh, and got one of something that I really loved. Back in my 20's I wanted one of everything...stupid yooooths.

I used to own quite a few, but as I've gotten older I've sold off everything that I really didn't love shooting. I had a friend back in NE that had (we counted them one evening) 178 9mm pistols, from Nambus and Lugers to Glock 17's. That was just the 9mm tally, he was really more of a rifle...

I like the LCP just fine. The LC9 shoots great too. A buddy of mine has one and I didn't find the recoil to be bad at all. I'm confident enough in the 380 to carry it.

12.87 miles this evening. 37 miles so far this week...feeling it.

Meeting at the Porter in L5P at 6:15. 5-7 miles.

Here's a few pics from Gruyere (yes, the hometown of the famous and delicious cheese). And a pic of HR Giger in front of his museum...cool sighting.

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1. Chamonix, especially if you're into skiing. 2. Gruyere - No cars allowed. 10th century castle with incredible views and an H.R. Geiger (Aliens set designer) Museum and Cafe. Talk about contrasting venues.

6.4 miles