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Your main question being essentially, "how do I get started", the short answer is, "Just do it." In any new endeavor, the 1st step is generally the most difficult. However, once you put yourself into that endeavor, you will be pulled into the process. Pick any airport in the Hous...

3rd generation. Both sets of Grandparents came to Texas in late, late 1800's. One set from Tennessee, the other from Alabama. both Parents born in a tiny suburb of a tiny Central Texas farming town (pop. 1453) sorta ssw of Dallas.

You NEVER want to be in Houston traffic at 8-10. 290 inbound can be brutal with unexplained miles-long 0 mph tie-ups. Then you have I-10 East inbound to downtown to fight with. There is a lot of construction on 290, especially at the various interchanges. There is not a lot of signage to alert you. ...

I'm still a fan of the Bersa Thunder UC in 9mm. I do not have overly large hands, but it fits me well. Also, it is capable of an accuracy greater than my typical capabilities. With many 100's of rounds through it (including a 600-round, 2-day session), I have had no FTF's or FTE's with either range ...

Trancendentalist: The chicken crossed the road the get to the other side . Moral Transcendentalist: Even if the chicken could cross the road, indeed should the chicken cross the road. Escapist: The chicken crossed the road to get out of Liberalandia, where the concept of self-defense is an alien co...

........From the same wiki link on IQ above....someone can be pretty far down the scale and still be functional. Type of work that can be accomplished: Adults can harvest vegetables, repair furniture IQ 60 Adults can do domestic work IQ 50 Well... I repair and refinish furniture, so I my IQ must be...

Weren't the P-3 squadrons pretty good at finding Soviet subs? And the Helos with the dipping sonar? When I was in the Navy the sub guys told us the only ones that ever had a chance of finding our SSBN's were our own attack boats and even that was rare. My first ship was a guided missile destroyer. ...

Personally, I would like to see on-going proficiency training highly encouraged. . At my original CHL range test, there was one more bullet hole in my target than the number of shots I had fired. Some people do go on to be students of the [process]; others have to be externally motivated to do the m...

Is your spreadsheet backward-compatible to VisiCalc Ver. 1? :headscratch Although your idea has merit, I could not count on myself being sufficiently disciplined to use it to good effect. I only have 2 calibers that I actively use - .22 and 9mm. My inventory method is to look at my stock and decide ...

Welllll, I hope I NEVER FORGET that I am loaded. Especially, when I'm driving, or going onto school grounds, or flying, or at DFW to go to New York or to California, or going to Wal-Mart, or at a convenience store, or going to court, or ...... anywhere and everywhere else. Alternatively, I hope that...

Probably everyone on this forum has gone through a similar progression in deciding on what to carry and how to carry. My several-year progression was military - 1911 (the model, not the year), occasional firing range practice with S&W .357 revolver, CHL, re-introduction to semi-automatics, carry...

"Legalistics" aside: If I see someone with a rifle at a range, I will keep my eye on him If I see someone with a rifle in a hunting environment, I will keep my eye on him If I see someone walking down the street & carrying a rifle, I will be on alert If I see someone with a rifle comi...

"Legalistics" aside: If I see someone with a rifle at a range, I will keep my eye on him If I see someone with a rifle in a hunting environment, I will keep my eye on him If I see someone walking down the street & carrying a rifle, I will be on alert If I see someone with a rifle comin...

It may have been mentioned earlier, but let me strongly emphasize how beneficial and valuable the information that is at http://www.corneredcat.com could be for you. In my classes I would demonstrate, in several ways, how unthinking behavorial responses (or non-responses)can lead us into possible si...