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    Bigtanker

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    Nothing like a little 120v to get you going in the morning.

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    Bigtanker

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    Next time just check a 9v battery with your tongue if you want a little zap.
    It's the whole risk/reward thing. The breaker is in the basement. I'm on the second floor. That's 8 unnecessary flights if I can just not touch the wrong place on the switch I'm replacing.

    I guess I needed the exercise anyway.
     

    T-DOGG

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    It's the whole risk/reward thing. The breaker is in the basement. I'm on the second floor. That's 8 unnecessary flights if I can just not touch the wrong place on the switch I'm replacing.

    I guess I needed the exercise anyway.
    I understand. I've done a fair amount of electrical in both of our houses (first house and current). My biggest gripe is the **** poor handwriting by the electricians when they label the breakers. It's usually something like a 5th grader mixed with a doctor prescription in cursive with a dull pencil. I've pretty much went through and sorted out/relabeled both houses' breaker boxes, so they were legible and easy to understand for regular Joes like me. I shouldn't have to play a game of National Treasure to figure out what each breaker is for.
     

    Bigtanker

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    I understand. I've done a fair amount of electrical in both of our houses (first house and current). My biggest gripe is the **** poor handwriting by the electricians when they label the breakers. It's usually something like a 5th grader mixed with a doctor prescription in cursive with a dull pencil. I've pretty much went through and sorted out/relabeled both houses' breaker boxes, so they were legible and easy to understand for regular Joes like me. I shouldn't have to play a game of National Treasure to figure out what each breaker is for.
    I got lucky. The previous owner, who built the house in 1968 had a few of these taped different places. On in the broom closet and one on the breaker box. And it's correct.

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    mmpsteve

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    ... a Dan Wesson Kodiak in 10mm? Curious as to your thoughts….

    ... I'm honestly a little ashamed of my Kodiak thoughts, due to their lustful nature. That being said, I don't have one. I do have 2 of the Bruin models though, and they're a wonderfully balanced, easy-to-shoot-well pistol. The additional rail weight of the Kodiak should only enhance the shooting experience of the 10mm, I think.

    One of my Bruins, bought new, had a problem. The rear adjustable sight had been screwed down enough that the screw was impinging into the firing pin channel, and mucking things up. It turned out to be a good thing, though, as it was my first foray under the skirts of a 1911. They've both ran flawless since.

    Have you shot much 10mm? The full-power Underwood rounds gave me a new appreciation for auto-handgun 'power'.

    Although my most expensive handguns, they were worth every penny, IMO.

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    Noble Sniper

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    ... I'm honestly a little ashamed of my Kodiak thoughts, due to their lustful nature. That being said, I don't have one. I do have 2 of the Bruin models though, and they're a wonderfully balanced, easy-to-shoot-well pistol. The additional rail weight of the Kodiak should only enhance the shooting experience of the 10mm, I think.

    One of my Bruins, bought new, had a problem. The rear adjustable sight had been screwed down enough that the screw was impinging into the firing pin channel, and mucking things up. It turned out to be a good thing, though, as it was my first foray under the skirts of a 1911. They've both ran flawless since.

    Have you shot much 10mm? The full-power Underwood rounds gave me a new appreciation for auto-handgun 'power'.

    Although my most expensive handguns, they were worth every penny, IMO.

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    Yes Sir I’m picking up my newest toy tomorrow and think I may have to have another 10mm in my life in that beautiful longslide 1911. Thanks!!!
     

    mcapo

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    Good afternoon CZ friends. Been a little absent last week or so. My wife's Grandma went downhill pretty quick with her Dementia around Thanksgiving. She passed this morning. She's in Heaven now and not suffering anymore.
    Sorry for your and your wife's family's loss.

    Dementia is rough on the family. There have been some encouraging advancements in its treatment as of late but a long way to go.

     
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    Born2vette

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    Good afternoon CZ friends. Been a little absent last week or so. My wife's Grandma went downhill pretty quick with her Dementia around Thanksgiving. She passed this morning. She's in Heaven now and not suffering anymore.
    Good thoughts and prayers for you and your family.
     

    hANNAbONE

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    Good afternoon CZ friends. Been a little absent last week or so. My wife's Grandma went downhill pretty quick with her Dementia around Thanksgiving. She passed this morning. She's in Heaven now and not suffering anymore.


    Very sorry to hear this, I will pray for the repose of her soul and for the remaining family.
     
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