4DSC wrote:WDRacing wrote:Probably your diet keeping you sick bud.
It's allergies. My nose and sinuses give me fits year round, so it's near impossible for me not to get sick. It always starts with my nose and the drainage makes me sick. I've been trying for years to find something to control my allergies, but nothing totally takes care of it.
My diet is pretty good actually. At least i'd hope so... i've dropped 45 lbs in 6 months

Damn dude, thats a good chunk of weight! Congrats, keep it up.
I had my first post-nasal drip sickness last year. It SUCKS man, I feel for you.
WDRacing wrote:I don't think one gun is any easier to shoot than another, accept maybe the .22. Other then that, the main difference, to me, is just the frame of the gun. Some guns just feel good in your hand. I find if they're comfortable, I can shoot them far better. Guess that's a no brainer.
I like full steel frame guns, not a huge fan of polymer. They don't give me that "feel" I like. The weight of the full steel frame grants me some comfort and assists with perceived recoil.
Makes sense, never thought of it that way. The feeling of a gun is very important! Glocks feel great to me, but so do 1911's. Shotguns always feel the best.