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Recently sold my C8 Stingray and have a few parts left over:
Sigala Designs Z07-style wing (gloss black)
Soler Performance plug-and-play throttle controller
Corvette battery tender
Wheel spacers
Red jack pads / lift pucks
Over $2,000 in value, asking $700 for everything.
Located in the Tampa Bay area. Shoot me a message if interested!

u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 4 days ago
▲ 18 r/BMWM3

A week ago, I asked about switching from my Corvette C8 after having a baby. You guys convinced me, and I made the switch to an M4 Comp x drive!

Ended up going with an M4 Competition xDrive Convertible instead, so I can still enjoy those top-down beach drives with the whole family.
Definitely miss the C8 and that V8 sound, but loving the M4 so far. Thanks to everyone who helped me make the decision!

u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 8 days ago
▲ 7 r/BMWM3

Planning on moving from my C8 Z51 to an M3 Competition xDrive and wanted to hear from anyone who’s made a similar switch.

I just had a newborn, and even though we have a second truck, I barely drive the Vette anymore. I absolutely love the C8 and I know I’m going to miss the V8 sound and that mid engine car feel, but the M3 seems like a really good balance of performance, fun, and actually being able to use it with the baby.

For anyone who went from a C8, or something similar, to an M3 Competition xDrive, how was the experience? Do you still enjoy driving the M3 as much, or did you end up missing the sports car experience more than you expected?

Not expecting the M3 to feel exactly like the Vette, just trying to figure out if it still feels special and fun enough that I won’t regret the switch.

u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 14 days ago
▲ 274 r/guns

First Suppressor and I’m Hooked

The Spectre 9 took the Bog to the next level. First range trip suppressed, 200 rounds in.

u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 2 months ago
▲ 22 r/NFA

First Range Day Suppressed. Approved in 2 Days!

First range day with the Bog and the Spectre 9! My Form 4 was approved in just two days, and the Bog is even more fun suppressed. Put 200 rounds through it and still didn’t want to stop.

u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 2 months ago

Suppressed First Range Day Just when I thought the Stribog couldn’t get any better, it’s amazing suppressed!!

I shot it suppressed for the first time. My Spectre 9 was approved only two days after submitting the forms, and I put 200 rounds through it suppressed. I honestly didn’t want to stop shooting.

u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 2 months ago

Anyone running a red dot with a laser? Is it actually useful? I currently have a Streamlight on my Shield X, but I’m debating switching to an Olight with a built in laser.

u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 2 months ago

Spectre 9 on SP9A3S –alpha direct thread mount is out of stock looking for alternatives

I recently picked up a SilencerCo Spectre 9 for my Grand Power SP9A3S I was planning to use the SilencerCo Alpha Direct Thread mount, but it seems to be out of stock everywhere.
Has anyone here used an aftermarket direct-thread mount with the Spectre 9? I’m looking at the KVP MACH 1/2x28 adapter since it uses the Alpha (1-1/8x28) thread pattern.
Any experience with it, or are there other direct-thread options you’d recommend?

u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 3 months ago
▲ 70 r/SmithAndWesson+1 crossposts

Home Defense & EDC Grand Power Stribog SP9A3S & Smith & Wesson M&P Shield X (just waiting for the Spectre 9 to be approved).

u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 3 months ago

I was tired of using multiple fitness apps, so I spent 3 years building one that does it all

I’ve spent over 15 years in software development, working with hundreds of developers and contributing to hundreds of products. I’m also a natural bodybuilder, and throughout my fitness journey, I’ve tried just about every fitness, nutrition, and workout app on the market.

The problem was that I always found myself jumping between multiple apps for nutrition, workouts, progress tracking, and guidance. Nothing truly worked together as one complete system.

So 3 years ago, I decided to build the app I wished existed.

There were a lot of late nights, early mornings, challenges, setbacks, and sacrifices along the way. What kept me going was my mission: to build something that genuinely helps people get healthier and contribute to making the world a healthier place by putting all the tools, guidance, and support someone needs in one place.

So I built Calorii.

A — Answer:

Calorii is designed to act like a personal fitness coach. It helps to track calories, create personalized meal plans and workouts based on your goals, preferences, and lifestyle. It can track your progress, analyze your pictures, and help guide you every step of the way.

B — Better:

I didn't want to build another calorie tracker.

Most fitness apps give you tools and expect you to figure everything out yourself. You still have to decide what to eat, how much to eat, what workout to do, and what to change when progress slows down.

My goal was to remove as much guesswork as possible.

Calorii helps create your meals, build your workouts, track your progress, provide feedback, and adapt along the way. Instead of needing multiple apps, everything works together in one place.

C — Cost:

Most of the app is completely free, including calorie tracking, a large food database, barcode scanning, workout plans, workout logging, and a lot more.

The only paid features are some of the advanced AI features because there are real AI costs involved. Monthly Subscription is $9.99 and Yearly subscription is $49.99.

I also made a decision early on that I wouldn't fill the app with ads or sell user data. I'd rather build something people genuinely love and trust.

I'm the founder and developer, so if you have any questions, feedback, criticism, or ideas, I'd love to hear them.

Download Calorii on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/calorii-calorie-counter-diet/id6479963008

u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 3 months ago

Just got my first Stribog (SP9A3S)! Looking for suppressor recommendations

Just picked up my first Stribog SP9A3S and I’m loving it so far! It’s going to be my primary home defense PCC.
So far I’ve added:
Holosun HS510C
Vertical foregrip
Next up are a weapon light and a suppressor. Right now I’m looking at the HUXWRX Flow 9K Ti, BANISH 9K, Rugged Obsidian 9, and YHM R9.
What suppressor are you running on your SP9A3S, and what would you recommend? Any other must-have upgrades?

u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 3 months ago

This is where ideas come to life… and where I spend way too much time telling myself “just one more feature.”

I spend most of my day in this office. One thing I always struggled with was creating a balance between work and everything else. When I worked from home, it was easy for the two to blend together.

Now, when the lights come on and I sit at this desk, I'm focused on work. When the lights go off and the door closes, work stays here and it's time to be present elsewhere.

Currently working on my 3rd app.

What's your setup look like?

u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 4 months ago
▲ 5 r/apps

This is where ideas come to life… and where I spend way too much time telling myself “just one more feature.”

u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 4 months ago
▲ 1 r/fit

From Overweight to Winning a Natural Bodybuilding Show (2 year transformation )

If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that consistency beats perfection every single time. You don’t need to be perfect. You just need to keep showing up, especially on the days when it’s hard.

There were days I felt motivated and days I didn’t. Days I saw progress and days I felt stuck. The difference wasn’t talent, genetics, or some secret formula. It was simply refusing to give up.

Fitness changed my life. It gave me confidence, discipline, better health, and opportunities I never imagined possible.

Wherever you are on your journey, keep going. Keep believing in yourself. You got this!!

u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 5 months ago

Looking for feedback on a fitness app I’ve been building for 3 years

For the last 15+ years, I’ve been building software and have worked on hundreds of projects.

I’m also a natural bodybuilder, and throughout my fitness journey I’ve tried almost every fitness, nutrition, and workout app on the market.

The problem? None of them truly worked together as one complete system. I always found myself switching between multiple apps to manage meals, workouts, progress tracking, and goals.

So 3 years ago, I started building the solution I wished existed called the Calorii app.

The Calorii App was born from a simple idea: getting healthy shouldn’t require five different apps. I wanted to create one platform that acts like a personal fitness coach, bringing together nutrition, workouts, progress tracking, and guidance, while doing most of the heavy lifting for you.

My mission is simple: help people get healthier by removing the guesswork and giving them the tools, guidance, and support they need in one place.

We’re still growing and improving, and I’d love feedback from real people who are passionate about fitness, health, or simply trying to improve their lives.

If you’d like to try Calorii and share your honest feedback, comment below or send me a message. In return, I’ll give you free premium access.

What’s the biggest thing you think is missing from today’s fitness apps

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u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 5 months ago

Have an app or website idea but not sure how to bring it to life?

Have an app or website idea but not sure how to bring it to life?

My team and I can help.

I’m a Product Director with 15+ years of experience building software products and have worked with hundreds of developers across a wide range of projects.

We’re not talking about a vibe-coded app that works for a demo and falls apart when real users show up. We build scalable, production-ready products with the right architecture, infrastructure, and foundation for growth.

From idea to launch, we can help with:

• Product strategy and planning
• UI/UX design
• Web and mobile app development
• AI integrations
• Payment processing and subscriptions
• Cloud infrastructure and scalability
• App Store and Google Play launches
• Analytics and tracking setup
• Post-launch marketing and ad campaigns

One example is Calorii, an all-in-one fitness platform
( you can check it out in android and Apple Store ) we built to solve a problem many people face: needing multiple apps to manage their health and fitness. By bringing everything together in one place, we’ve created a more complete and guided experience than what’s currently available on the market.

Whether you’re starting with just an idea or already have something in progress, we’d love to help turn it into a real business.

Send me a message or comment if you need any help.

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u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 5 months ago

Have an app or website idea but not sure how to bring it to life?

Have an app or website idea but not sure how to bring it to life?

My team and I can help.

I’m a Product Director with 15+ years of experience building software products and have worked with hundreds of developers across a wide range of projects.

We’re not talking about a vibe-coded app that works for a demo and falls apart when real users show up. We build scalable, production-ready products with the right architecture, infrastructure, and foundation for growth.

From idea to launch, we can help with:

• Product strategy and planning
• UI/UX design
• Web and mobile app development
• AI integrations
• Payment processing and subscriptions
• Cloud infrastructure and scalability
• App Store and Google Play launches
• Analytics and tracking setup
• Post-launch marketing and ad campaigns

One example is Calorii, an all-in-one fitness platform
( you can check it out in android and Apple Store ) we built to solve a problem many people face: needing multiple apps to manage their health and fitness. By bringing everything together in one place, we’ve created a more complete and guided experience than what’s currently available on the market.

Whether you’re starting with just an idea or already have something in progress, we’d love to help turn it into a real business.

Send me a message or comment if you need any help.

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u/Whole_Paramedic4950 — 5 months ago