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As has been mentioned..."stuff happens". I am "newer" at CC and it is something that I do daily now for a little over a year. Practicing will make you "better" but no one is ever the "best". The situational awareness is the biggest key. (IMO ......and it is only that......Opinion) I drive...

I guess I am not "that much" of a cook or baker.......never tried to make the brownies/ cheese cake or Terimesou...etc. I do "regular pies and cakes"..mainly German and swiss as that is my Mother's side/ background and she taught me to cook/ bake. I can see how brewed coffee could help with the...

Lots of good memories re-lived reading this thread....only thing I could add....a Schwinn Fastback Stingray...Bonus for the Apple cart edition....

I thought I knew how to cook and bake.....the fact that I have no idea what could call for coffee in baking tells me I am missing a lot.....as a coffee DRINKER the instant SUCKS!!

I drive Jeeps...and have since the early '90s. I like that the owners manual "suggest" 87 octane. I have tried the "better" fuel...and had catalytic convertor issues....a retired mechanic suggested going back to the 87 octane...4 Jeeps later still no issues...I have had as many as three...

Umm...ya know how the women change things because of the COLOR?....after this long (12 years) that should work for a new truck!!....but that means a different color.. :)

I knew you were retired good for you guys.....and thanks for the job you did. WHen I retire I will than be able to shop with my wife...right now she is retired and does it for herself.....

Is this kinda like trying to grab the wheel in a wheel gun so it won't fire? I mean yeah it could happen....and might be something to be "mindful" of...maybe I am confused, but is this a determining question for the choice of an EDC?

I will be the first to say I probably don't know as much as a lot of the members of this Forum.....I do know that the best tool is only as good as the person using it. IF you are comfortable with the .45 fine. If you are comfortable with the 9 or a wheel gun fine. But whatever you choose...

maybe too simplistic...but my "anal military" training has me thinking a good cleaning MIGHT fix the locking back issue......

Maybe that explains why I "like" mine........I had rarely been shooting in years and pistols not at all.....yes I did have some low left....but that is gone now......thanks to the Forum....and a new grip

Hogue fixed my "low left" and I have large hands..............

Well it seems we are all over the place....best "advice" I have seen is to see what works for you. Suggestion take "pics" with your phone of the mags before and after shooting. I was surprised how much "dirtier" some ammo is over another. We all have phones that can save multiple pictures and...

Maybe the "wrong place" and not an attempt to "hi-jack"..... but I am seeing different types of grip/ tape suggested...my local GS, who also sold me my 9 Shield, suggested a Hogue grip/ sleeve. It has pretty much "cured" my low left issues...my question are the tapes or other grips that much...

I generally shoot heavier rounds..usually not less than 125gr