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Originally Posted By: derweed I think the question should not be which you should shoot, it should be which would you rather be shot with. The answer is neither and that ends the debate. They both do the job A shovel and a spoon will both dig a hole, but I would rather use a shovel. Actually...

quote from expert ...... "I prefer the 9mm, because it is plentiful, cheaper to shoot, easier to make rapid follow-up shots with and is lethal enough when the shooter places the rounds in the proper place in the target." When your life is on the line, good to know the gun shop has plenty of 9mm...

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Originally Posted By: wag123 If he buys the Scag with the Kawasaki engine, it will be the last ZTR he will ever buy. He will have to leave it in his will. Agree, great combination. My yard guy has this, amazing how tall grass gets mowed down to size with the Scag.

Makes my day....... drivers that cut across a grass median to get on the service road to avoid slow traffic, and there is LEO, lining them up like cord wood!

Originally Posted By: A_Harman Originally Posted By: supton Speaking of blinkers... all cars have them. Use them. But if you use your blinkers all the time, won't that force you to change the blinker fluid more often? What is the best blinker fluid, syn or dino? Should I use a additive...

Originally Posted By: Shannow Extension leads typically aren't long enough for a reasonable range, and get tangled at intersections. Rail crossings are also problematic. New technology from Eastinghouse Electric uses wireless wires for AC drive vehicles, problem solved. Tesla (the man, not...

It is a marvelous oil.

All the oil brands have 75,000 on their high mileage label. Why did the marketing guys settle on 75,000 miles as the "high mileage" threshold? What would happen if you used HM in a new vehicle? Could you cheat a little and use it at 74,500? If your vehicle had 37,500 miles, should you mix...

Originally Posted By: 02SE Originally Posted By: BigCahuna Eh ,no it doesn't. I'm sure you do everything in life, to the letter of the law. And if waiting a few minutes while other vehicles safely pass you bothers you so much, you can always call the Police and complain to them. And if you...

Originally Posted By: A_Harman Originally Posted By: Bud_One Sad day indeed... Adam West died as well.... Holy Mortality, Batman! Celebrities always die in 3's. Jimi, Janice, Jim

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Originally Posted By: 2015_PSD Originally Posted By: bubbatime So whats for dinner? Sounds like a lukewarm portion of Sig served over Glock. A Glock between a fresh wheat bun makes a great "slider"

Originally Posted By: BigCahuna Originally Posted By: BalticBob Originally Posted By: BigCahuna Most police don't want to be involved with escorted rides. They won't give permission for any group to do it, but they won't go out of their way to stop it. Some departments don't have the personnel...

Originally Posted By: MolaKule Originally Posted By: man114

This is my additive recommendation...... Marvel Mystery Oil was developed for use in WW2 air cooled fighter planes operating in very hot conditions (South Pacific) MMO is a marvelous additive, the formula is a mystery, but it mixes well with any synthetic oil. What better than to use 70 year...

Anyone have a trivia answer to what model revolver Barney carried?

Originally Posted By: Nick1994 I'm 30 miles from work. Almost everyday I stop by my grandparent's house and visit them, so my daily commute is a minimum of 67 miles a day. 15 more miles to work wouldn't bother me at all. I wish I could get to work in an hour! Your grandparents are blessed to...

Originally Posted By: BigCahuna Most police don't want to be involved with escorted rides. They won't give permission for any group to do it, but they won't go out of their way to stop it. Some departments don't have the personnel to do the escort, even if they wanted to. So in the name of...

Originally Posted By: wemay Which industry doesn't take bits and pieces from competitors? Honest ones