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10-12-2014, 10:40 PM
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10-13-2014, 08:05 AM
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Actually it does run, you would know that if you ever pay attention and actually read and comprehend what is being said. I know you are a dumb *** but you are just being pathetic right now kinda like your jeep.
10-13-2014, 08:29 AM
Ever since I started venturing off into the SRK section of this site (which was probably about 2-3 months ago, maybe 4 months ago) everyone has always bashed you for your car not running. You would even agree with them and say things like, "well I got no room to talk cause any one of y'all could beat my car right now since it isn't working :/." Now all of a sudden it's running again, mysteriously?
10-13-2014, 08:39 AM
And btw, since we are on the topic of guns, does anyone have any experience with Sig Sauer in .40 caliber? The only Sig I've shot in .40 caliber I believe was the P226. It's been about a year so not quite sure if it was the 226 or not but I believe it was. Anyways, the gun was garbage. Sig Sauer's 9mm handguns are great for the most part, I love their 9mm. But once I stepped up to the .40 cal, the gun was just awful. I don't shoot much, but I have a great shot. I think beginner's luck has just stuck with me every single time I've shot a gun lol. Anyways, was wondering what y'all's opinions might be on a nice Sig Sauer .40 cal handgun, if y'all happen to have shot one before or own one.
My next choice would be a Glock .40. I used to hate Glock. Every time I would hear the word "glock" I would just think "that's the mainstream of guns right there." But then I actually shot one, and they are great gun to shoot. So I ate my words about Glock but I still hate how they look. The exterior design is fugly as can be, but nonetheless, it is a great gun to shoot with. I want to get a new gun soon, and I want it to be a .40; just don't know what gun to go with..
Any of you shooters got any recommendations?
My next choice would be a Glock .40. I used to hate Glock. Every time I would hear the word "glock" I would just think "that's the mainstream of guns right there." But then I actually shot one, and they are great gun to shoot. So I ate my words about Glock but I still hate how they look. The exterior design is fugly as can be, but nonetheless, it is a great gun to shoot with. I want to get a new gun soon, and I want it to be a .40; just don't know what gun to go with..
Any of you shooters got any recommendations?
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I have MUCH nicer cars than you and I would never risk my life for one of them.
10-13-2014, 08:51 AM
I have a Sig 1911 .45 and couldn't ask for a better pistol. It is a safe queen though, I don't carry it. I have a Glock 22 and a 27, both .40. I would bet my life on either of them. I CC the 27 and it has never FTF with any type of ammo I have ran through it. Glock is not for you if you like external safeties or have small hands though. If you want a gun to fire every time you pull the trigger, the Glock is a safe bet.
10-13-2014, 09:03 AM
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I have a Sig 1911 .45 and couldn't ask for a better pistol. It is a safe queen though, I don't carry it. I have a Glock 22 and a 27, both .40. I would bet my life on either of them. I CC the 27 and it has never FTF with any type of ammo I have ran through it. Glock is not for you if you like external safeties or have small hands though. If you want a gun to fire every time you pull the trigger, the Glock is a safe bet.
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Ever since I started venturing off into the SRK section of this site (which was probably about 2-3 months ago, maybe 4 months ago) everyone has always bashed you for your car not running. You would even agree with them and say things like, "well I got no room to talk cause any one of y'all could beat my car right now since it isn't working :/." Now all of a sudden it's running again, mysteriously?
Will i go there and start it up and drive it away? No i wont, in fear of causing more damage to the engine. Right now im at a cross roads A) go get a dolly and haul my car back to the new house to fix it.
B) let Scott fix it at Intune MotorSports.
Im really deciding to go with option A but i will see once the move is completed.
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I have a Sig 1911 .45 and couldn't ask for a better pistol. It is a safe queen though, I don't carry it. I have a Glock 22 and a 27, both .40. I would bet my life on either of them. I CC the 27 and it has never FTF with any type of ammo I have ran through it. Glock is not for you if you like external safeties or have small hands though. If you want a gun to fire every time you pull the trigger, the Glock is a safe bet.
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Have i tried to sell it in the past? Yes but things kept popping up to where i had to keep it. So i took it as a sign that i should never get rid of it. Now if some one wants to pay me a ridiculous amount of money for it then id be dumb not to accept it. As would anyone else who would offer a stupid amount of money to buy another car.
10-13-2014, 09:29 AM
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They're 10x better than 10-hole stock wheels but still not great, I agree.
You don't have to, I'm pretty set on this one and I've asked every question that can be asked, and the pics look good. Thanks for the offer though, Kevin.
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Its always been able to run but its not running right now, i.e. its at the shop sitting awaiting to be fixed. Can i go there and start it right up? Yes Will i go there and start it up and drive it away? No i wont, in fear of causing more damage to the engine. Right now im at a cross roads A) go get a dolly and haul my car back to the new house to fix it. B) let Scott fix it at Intune MotorSports. Im really deciding to go with option A but i will see once the move is completed.
Thats you but i put a lot of money into my car to fix the issues it has had in the past and now more money to fix the issues it has now. I'll never get rid of that car. Its my first true muscle car (that i consider anyways) and ill be damn if anyone takes it away from me! Have i tried to sell it in the past? Yes but things kept popping up to where i had to keep it. So i took it as a sign that i should never get rid of it. Now if some one wants to pay me a ridiculous amount of money for it then id be dumb not to accept it. As would anyone else who would offer a stupid amount of money to buy another car.