Return to blogging next Monday
I have to take a week off from blogging. I will return on Monday or Tuesday next week.
Work is killing me and I have some tight deadlines coming up fast.
I have to take a week off from blogging. I will return on Monday or Tuesday next week.
Work is killing me and I have some tight deadlines coming up fast.
Best of luck finishing everything that needs to get done! Waiting for a good return!
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0Good luck to you. Thanks again for all that you do.
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0The week is gone, the clock goes by, here we are, still waiting and waiting and waiting…….
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0Pd, you won’t have to wait much longer
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0Hey Steve, where you at?!
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0Connor, I am alive. New posts will be online soon.
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0Out of curiosity, what is your day job?
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0Federalist, I work in IT
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0We have a saying in my country: “Kill work too!” (Before it kills you! Preferably: with a few well-placed keyboard strokes: BAM! Right between the eyes!)
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0Good luck with those deadlines!
JAH wi’yuh.
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0I purchased a Chiappa 191122 about 3 weeks ago and here is my experience…using good ammo (CCI mini-mags) no problems. With Winchester I had several mis-feeds and 2 stovepipes out of 20 rounds. EVERY case was misformed (meaning there was a bulge in the case). When I contacted Chippia I was informed by their resident tech, that this was designed into the weapon because of the “accute feed angle”. What bothers me is that no other weapons manufacturer seems to have this problem with the feed ramp. The bulge is caused by the extra milling at the bottom of the chamber which causes the spemt case to bulge. I wish them luck with their design, as I returned the gun to the dealer I purchased it from and got a SigSauer Mosquito to replace it. I know there have been some issues with the Sig, but at least I won’t have to worry about it blowing up in my hand.
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0We’ll be here, smokin’, drinkin’, and carryin’ on in a shameful manner…
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0I am sure you’ll have a full e-mail inbox once you return !
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0I always have a full inbox. Currently 66 emails waiting in my blog email account. Any number less than 80 is considered good.
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0Your’s is the best gun blog on the internet. See ya next week.
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0You are not only one killed by work, believe me
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Hey Steve, where you at?!
Connor, I am alive. New posts will be online soon.
The week is gone, the clock goes by, here we are, still waiting and waiting and waiting…….
Pd, you won’t have to wait much longer
Best of luck finishing everything that needs to get done! Waiting for a good return!
Good luck to you. Thanks again for all that you do.
Out of curiosity, what is your day job?
Federalist, I work in IT
I am sure you’ll have a full e-mail inbox once you return !
I always have a full inbox. Currently 66 emails waiting in my blog email account. Any number less than 80 is considered good.
Your’s is the best gun blog on the internet. See ya next week.
We’ll be here, smokin’, drinkin’, and carryin’ on in a shameful manner…
I purchased a Chiappa 191122 about 3 weeks ago and here is my experience…using good ammo (CCI mini-mags) no problems. With Winchester I had several mis-feeds and 2 stovepipes out of 20 rounds. EVERY case was misformed (meaning there was a bulge in the case). When I contacted Chippia I was informed by their resident tech, that this was designed into the weapon because of the “accute feed angle”. What bothers me is that no other weapons manufacturer seems to have this problem with the feed ramp. The bulge is caused by the extra milling at the bottom of the chamber which causes the spemt case to bulge. I wish them luck with their design, as I returned the gun to the dealer I purchased it from and got a SigSauer Mosquito to replace it. I know there have been some issues with the Sig, but at least I won’t have to worry about it blowing up in my hand.
We have a saying in my country: “Kill work too!” (Before it kills you! Preferably: with a few well-placed keyboard strokes: BAM! Right between the eyes!)
Good luck with those deadlines!
JAH wi’yuh.
You are not only one killed by work, believe me