Haha, we have had more fun out of your Avatar and squirrel pic postings over the years. You have been a BIG good part of the forum. Glad you've started posting again.

I hear ya! Never owned a Glock, probably never will... Except maybe a 20 chambered in 10mm the unique caliber offsets the Glock-factor

Just out of curiosity how long does it take you to drive to work. The longest I ever had was about 30 minutes. I lived 12 or 15 miles from the office. It wasn't to bad on swing and midnight shifts, but man the day shift was murder. Of course I was at Pope AFB at the time and it was right next to Ft Bragg. The Army had A LOT of folks stationed there. I understand now that Pope has been turned over to the Army but is still manned (at least in part) by Air Force folks.

Heeheehee! Me too, Randy. Me too...

I have had two Glocks. First one was a Model 19 compact 9mm and I really liked it. But alas, one of the guys on the Drug Task Force was needing a gun quickly so... The other was a Model 17 that was the duty of a weapon of one of my home town cops. Sadly he died and I got if from his widow. I finally sold it off about 12 years later to a new kid that needed a gun and wanted a 9mm Glock. I think he still has it and that was about 6 years ago.

Daughter was in the hospital today after her younger sister jumped on her neck on the trampoline. Elder daughter said she felt and heard a "POP" and then just hurt. ER said it's just whiplash but should follow up with a spinal doc to be safe.

Kids. Life happens. Glade to hear that supposedly it isn't any thing really bad. It could have been life changing.

I have a hard time getting rid of guns. If they fit, I want my kids to be able to have them someday (assuming they want them)

That's kinda like what happened to me In Hawaii back in '87. I was on a boogie board having the time of my life on about a 4-5 foot wave when in less than a second it fizzled out and I did a header directly in to the sandy bottom. Couldn't turn my neck very far to the left for over a year. I think I might have actually damaged something but never had it checked out, dumb on my part.

Patty says WE NO LONGER SELL ANY OF OUR GUNS! Yes Dear.

Oh and the reason I asked about your drive time is because My folks and I visited D.C. way back in the early to mid '70s and the traffic was a mad house then. I can only imagine how it is now.

To answer your earlier question, Randy, it takes about an hour each way. Traffic can add another 20-90 minutes. Longest commute to work room nearly 5 hours. Longest commute home was 8.5 hours. Of course, those were in snow storms