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Dude, not having any luck in the handgun department. Trigger woes, holster headaches. Maybe you should put this stuff on uboob. Don't cut the barrel.
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You should really watch. Robin Hood Men in Tights is awesome from Mel Brooks.Didn't listen but, that title!
It's not open ended. You can see it's all stitched up in the pic.Is it open ended? That leather should mold a little more after time, get it damp and shove that effin' thing in there back and forth and you'll get er' done!
You probably won't believe me, but I had a gas station attendant offer to clean my windshield today. I've been a customer for the past 25 years and this is the first time someone ever offered to clean my windshield. I was shocked.I find good service or products to be a rare exception rather than the rule. I'm surprised when any service interaction actually works out. I'm surprised when an employee greets me, or smiles, or says thank you. Im surprised when I order something online and it works as described.
Amazing but, I can believe ya. Yeah, back 50 years ago when I started driving, attendants would check fluid levels & clean the windshield. Times certainly have changed.You probably won't believe me, but I had a gas station attendant offer to clean my windshield today. I've been a customer for the past 25 years and this is the first time someone ever offered to clean my windshield. I was shocked.
But, yeah it was definitely a rare exception. (It was a new guy.)
That's back when they were called "Service Stations". For that reason, wash windshield, check fluid levels, tire pressure with FREE air! Yes, I am old, enough to remember when I could fill the gas tank on my Yamaha 125 Enduro for the change in my pocket - at the Service Station.Amazing but, I can believe ya. Yeah, back 50 years ago when I started driving, attendants would check fluid levels & clean the windshield. Times certainly have changed.
I likely would have been shocked as well if I experienced today what you just did!
Here's hoping the 'new guy' stays the course.
Ummm, on topic ... that holster/company is questionable...
Yep, this is what is stamped on the back of the holster.Versafit either sent you a holster model 4500-1 by mistake
Versafit either sent you a holster model 4500-1 by mistake
So they actually stamped it, "By Mistake*. It all makes sense now. Can you imagine how much that dude messes up their leather?Yep, this is what is stamped on the back of the holster.
I have been thinking the same thing...very much like that book!A while back I read Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. Short summary, it's a "what if" tale. What if the hard working, diligent, professional, producing, capitalist class finally had enough. What if they got tired of seeing their hard work go to waste to be given to those who do not work..or produce..anything. In other words, socialism.
Well..they quit..they dissapear and say "good luck". They leave to form their own society.
The result is the machinery that is the country grinds to a halt. No one competent is left to keep it running.
I feel that's where we are now..not going...are. I find good service or products to be a rare exception rather than the rule. I'm surprised when any service interaction actually works out. I'm surprised when an employee greets me, or smiles, or says thank you. Im surprised when I order something online and it works as described.
Im basicalky really surprised we havent all got together and said enough.