I'd be ok with a screwdriver right now.Hijacker wrote:I'm about to go make a screwdriver
I'd be ok with a screwdriver right now.Hijacker wrote:I'm about to go make a screwdriver
Truf. It's a cute little gun, but REALLY tiny. My hand BARELY fit around it without the extended clip. I enjoyed Ryan's .40 moreso.AppleBonker wrote:The xd sc 9 is pretty nice. Michele used to fire that.

i agree, after a ton of research i think i'm going to start the search for a smith wessen M&P shield 40. Single stack, well made, havent heard a single bad thing about it.93coupe wrote:9mm is gay

aware of any .45s that have same dimensions as a M&P Shield let me know, I havent been able to find a 45 that I wanted to carry, all way too big. I don't live in texas ROFLsnwbrdr435 wrote:Skip the .40 and get a .45

.45 is easier to shoot, oddly enough. I forgot which .45 I shot, Ryan would probably remember better than I.snwbrdr435 wrote:Skip the .40 and get a .45
.22/9mm/.45 for handguns or 10mm
.38/.357/.44/.460 or.500 for revolvers
Not sure what you have access to on vacation, but here is the best cure for sunburn.MinisterofDOOM wrote:Was with other people, and we only had one vehicle, so I had to go when they went.
I can't remember who's I shot, or did we just rent from the range?93coupe wrote:Michele, you liked the 4" xd45 best. Same for me.
yeah the XD's are nice weapons. I might have it confused with another I looked at, but arent their sub compacts double action? double action = dealbreaker for me. I'm a sonofabish when it comes to trigger preference. If my gun is out, I'm shooting someone. I don't need a 3 inch trigger pull wasting my time and throwing my shot off.93coupe wrote:Michele, you liked the 4" xd45 best. Same for me.
that is sound logic sir, i think you just convinced me to go 9 for my ccw.snwbrdr435 wrote:There is a reason that most used guns in stores are .40...
I myself have never had a problem with it, I shoot one of my friends glock 23's better then he does. It just makes sense for me reloading wise/ammo wise to just have 9mm and .45 no need for another caliber in between. That and with my .45 ccw I can put the whole mag on a 8in paper plate at 75 yards
Awesome. The day the sunburn happened I picked up some Aloe rub stuff that had some other things in it and applied it regularly. It helped A LOT. Once things started getting messy though (I will spare you the details and leave you with the fact that I am missing pieces of flesh) I started applying an antibiotic cream with anaesthetic in it. So far I'm doing okay. I walked around Disneyland and Universal Studios with my feet like that for a week, so the painful part is out of the way. Since I'm a massochist and can't resist a hot-tub, I even got in the hot tub with them like that (before the messiness began). It hurt like SH@T at first, but then actually felt nice once I acclimatized.nissangirl74 wrote:Not sure what you have access to on vacation, but here is the best cure for sunburn.MinisterofDOOM wrote:Was with other people, and we only had one vehicle, so I had to go when they went.
You need:
- soft, thick paper towels
- white vinegar
- aloe
Soak a couple of paper towels in white vinegar (yes, it has to be white) and place them on your foot. As they dry, they will pull the heat out of your skin. Keep doing this until your skin cools off. Depending on the burn, this can take 10 minutes or two hours. The vinegar stinks so I would do this outdoors if at all possible. It is totally nworth it though, works great. If you don't have access to vinegar, you can summerge your foot in a pan of cool (NOT COLD) water and leave it there as long as possible. This method works great for other types of burns, don't see why it wouldn't work on a sunburn.
Good luck to you. You have my sympathies. Having Irish heritage, I can relate.