u/joostadood526

Any one else still call for cold range and flip the alarm when you're alone at the range? I know it's pretty much unnecessary but I feel like it builds habit.

I've been buying stuff from PSA for years. Complete guns, lowers, ammo, you name it. Just recently bought the 570 and got a weird email from PSA asking for BBB reviews? Are these legit? Never received this email before.

I loved reading the Act of Caine series 20 years ago. I listened to the first book and loved it. I'm not squeamish by any means, but the amount of cannibalism and rape in this second book are jarring. I'm at a point where I just don't wanna hear this shit anymore.

Have had this frame for a few years. Just noticed the locking block pin missing. Have shot it a ton and know they sometimes fall out. I couldn't tell when or how long ago. But definitely want it remedied. I know I can just buy one from the website but... 2.99 and 12 dollars to ship? Glock pins are far more easily accessible but I'm reading they don't work? Am I really stuck paying 13 dollars for a 3 dollar pin?

I am feeling really good about where I'm at. 36 years of age and been in the industry for 20 of them. Executive positions, big city living the whole shabang. I moved back to New England to be closer to my estranged daughter. Tried the same thing I was doing before, find the best chefs to work for and bounce around wherever the next best opportunity arises. New England is just not like that. Last year I took a step back and have been in supporting roles as Sous, Rounds and Lead line cook and I've never been happier in my life. I love the restaurant I work at and love the group that owns it even more. I hope someone else is feeling the same way today.