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Who knew such a place existed?? Digital Altimeters Scott

Well you know what they say about opinions: Opinions are like a certain body part... Everyone has one and they usually stink! Scott

Me too, also! Scott

I guess now you know the truth! I enjoy the heck out of my 9mm Sigma. I thought it was great to begin with, but I did send it to LSG to get things smoothed out and like it even more. My biggest mistake? Letting my wife shoot it and now it looks like I will have to buy another one... for me...

Well then we need to define our terms. By "longest", does the OP mean the greatest number of responses or longest in terms of the length of time from the first post to the last or current post. Details man! Its all in the details!! We must define our terms!!! Scott - NØIU

What a bunch of pansies! You guys ain't nothin'! There is a still-active thread on an amateur radio forum (where real men hang out!) about Heil microphones that was started on 06-14-2003 at 01:01 PM! It only has 52 replies, but so far I would say that its a winner! Scott - NØIU

If you don't live in St. Louis, this place will mail order: Levine Hat Co. - Men's hats, caps and accessories, We are hat professionals. That is where I bought the genuine Italian skimmer I wore when I was the Master of one of the Masonic lodges I belong to. Scott PM - Pride of the West...

You're 39 years old and you have been married, what... about 20 minutes? I can't believe that your wife has never asked you to buy "feminine products" before. Before my wife went through "the change", she was impressed that she could ask me to get her a package of "feminine products" and I...

Many years ago on Saturday Night Live, there was a skit about the First Citiwide Change Bank. All they did was make change. In one of the skits, someone asked the service representative, "How do you make money doing this?" "The answer is simple... volume!"...

My avatar is of Kodiak. We lost him at 14 1/2 just over a year ago. Yes, I know the dog in the picture above is also named Kodiak, but he already had that name when we got him just a few weeks after his namesake passed away. There is a special place in heaven for dog lovers, especially for those...

Here is Kodiak. He is only a 4 year old Siberian Husky, be he is already working on the fine art of power napping! He has no shame! Scott

I don't know if you have Cricket in your area, but here is one (of many I am sure) company that offers those USB "thingies" to connect to the Internet: Cricket Wireless | Cricket Broadband Good Luck! Scott

Q: What does it mean in Mississippi when a baby drools out of both sides of its mouth??? A: The trailer is level! Q: Why did they build bridges on the river between Indiana and Kentucky? A: So the Kentuckians could swim over in the shade! Scott

The heavy trigger is indeed a feature of the Sigma, but it is NOT a safety feature! The safety for this gun is found between your ears. OK, lecture over... But anyway, the trigger can definitely be smoothed out... for FREE! This has pretty much been beaten to death already. Check here...

This marriage wasn't the first for either one of us and we couldn't afford a wedding and a honeymoon so we decided to combine them both into one trip! We got married in Hawaii on a Sunday and spent the next week hopping between the islands. Scott (I am the moron wearing a wool suit in Hawaii...

If you want to be a supplier to Wal-Mart, you don't tell then what it cost, they tell you what they will pay! Scott

Yes, this situation really sucks, but I think the universal response to holding someone at gunpoint is that it is a really bad idea from a legal standpoint, which actually sucks even worse! Scott

I don't carry my Sigma either, but it is only because it is bigger than I prefer to carry, not because I do not think it is unsafe. It is my primary HD gun. I bought it specifically because it did not have a mechanical safety. Scott EDIT: to ronlovell - I hate to be critical of your...

A safety is (theoretically) meant to prevent the gun from being fired unintentionally or accidentally. The heavy trigger pull is not meant to do either of these things. A true safety on a gun is something you have to engage to make the gun inoperable and disengage to make it operable and even...

How can I say this politely? Well, maybe I can't! The gun already has a built-in safety. It can be found between your ears! Your finger should NEVER be on the trigger unless you intend to fire the gun. If you need a mechanical device to make sure you do not fire your weapon at the wrong time...