Exxon/Mobil $9.9 billion profit for the quarter!!!

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After all, if we're going to continue this damn thread any longer, let's at least change the subject and start arguing about something else. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>Ok, pick something. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Okay. Real men shoot steel guns - not tupperware crap. Oh. We did that. As you were.....

Sean </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Glocks are great guns. I've owned a few different handguns, including Sig Sauers and Berrettas. While I loved my Sig I also really enjoy my Glock. When they first came on the market I was very skeptical of the "plastic gun", and never thought I'd buy one. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Glocks are indeed great weapons . . .and I love my Beretta 96. But for the fun of shooting, at least for me, there's nothing like a revolver. . .the S&W Model 629 is a great piece of hardware. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
I like revolvers too. Ruger Blackhawk .357
My latest is a Springfield 1911 .45, not a revolver, but it's realllllyyyy loud. I figure if I ever had to point it at someone trying to steal the bling machine, they'd wet themselves, and go the other way.