We should have a CP members only Meet and Drink at Crown Brewery.....
Not necessarily CP members only, but I like the location.
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Not necessarily CP members only, but I like the location.
Crown Brewery is OK. They have good pizza. They used to be Carriage Court pizza by the fairgrounds, and then they moved to where they are now and started doing the beer too. I'm not nuts about their beer because I have a crappy palate and would just as soon drink a Blue Moon or a Sam Adams.
At least it was by a "friendly"
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I laugh in the face of 4-6"! (It is just 4-6", right? because if it's 7, I'll smp.) 
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Whoops, I'd better get ready to do laundry.
Yeah, it was eating into Tahoe sales. The trailblazer ext has the same towing capacity as a Tahoe and only slightly smaller than the Tahoe, with better mileage and was about $10-15k less than the Tahoe.
They still make a trailblazer, just not the ext.
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And all this is happening on Wednesday?
More snow on the way ...
BTW ... for a first time ever .45 ACP platform, should I let a novice shooter sample an XD Tactical or a 1911? Thoughts?
Screw this wintery weather bs.
Id say 1911 just because its a 1911, with that said .45 is fairly easy to manage since its a push and not a snap. Have him hold them both and see which fits his hands better, a good grip is imo the most important thing when trying out a new round.
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Thanks for being my personal weather service, WD.
Thanks for being my personal weather service, WD.
I like you better than channel 5. They're saying 16".
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Real life SD ammo test.
Large raccoon vs Hornady Critical Defense .38 special.
I won. Exit wound very large, assume quick expansion. Didn't even twitch.
Dogs were messing with either a sick or injured squirrel this morning. It died outside their electric fence limits by the time I got home. I picked it up and started walking to the back of the yard to toss it on the compost pile. Heard a raccoon squeaking nearby, flashed my light up a tree and less than 20' away there was a medium-large FAT coon in the crotch of the tree. Only had my sidearm, so I moved to have the tree as backstop, and fired. Rodent went limp and fell. Didn't even twitch on the ground.
I've never had such a quick kill on a pest like that. I've also not used SD ammo on pests. To say the least, I'm impressed with the performance. The bullet dumped a ton of energy into the raccoon. It penetrated the tree, but fully expanded it got maybe a half inch in. I could see the jacket in the tree by flashlight. Hole is too far up to measure, but it's not deep, and you can see the round is expanded.
Pretty impressed with the ammo.
Large raccoon vs Hornady Critical Defense .38 special.
I won. Exit wound very large, assume quick expansion. Didn't even twitch.
Dogs were messing with either a sick or injured squirrel this morning. It died outside their electric fence limits by the time I got home. I picked it up and started walking to the back of the yard to toss it on the compost pile. Heard a raccoon squeaking nearby, flashed my light up a tree and less than 20' away there was a medium-large FAT coon in the crotch of the tree. Only had my sidearm, so I moved to have the tree as backstop, and fired. Rodent went limp and fell. Didn't even twitch on the ground.
I've never had such a quick kill on a pest like that. I've also not used SD ammo on pests. To say the least, I'm impressed with the performance. The bullet dumped a ton of energy into the raccoon. It penetrated the tree, but fully expanded it got maybe a half inch in. I could see the jacket in the tree by flashlight. Hole is too far up to measure, but it's not deep, and you can see the round is expanded.
Pretty impressed with the ammo.
1911 for sure for new shooter.
No INGO stickers for me either... Seems like a good way to get a window broken for followed home to case my place... I suppose its Grey man for me too... I do have a couple stickers if any one really wants one..
No INGO stickers for me either... Seems like a good way to get a window broken for followed home to case my place... I suppose its Grey man for me too... I do have a couple stickers if any one really wants one..
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Not a fan of Crown's offerings. Though they did oak-age an IPA for brewfest last year and it was pretty gosh darn tasty.
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