@matigo I honestly can't remember anything if import from 2007 to now. 160 characters kind of limits you to throw-away thoughts
@matigo Unless the question involves Bradford Pitt/Angelina Jolie or something about Trump, it gets lost in the din
I'm in "a mood" this morning. It will be even more well defined after 30 miles of lumber trucks, soccer moms, the idiot who keeps his turn signal on for five miles straight and that other guy who's lived here his whole life and knows that the right lane is going to end soon but insists on nervously riding it to the very end causing everyone who's already in the left lane to either play the "HAHAHHAHA LOSER" or "OMG THAT POOR MAN! SLAM ON THE BRAKES YOU ANIMALS!" game.
Good morning, G. Thomas!
Facebook, shut up and stop trying to be my friend. I'm just here because my Aunt messages me instead of picking up a damned phone.
@matigo In rare cases, firing out of battery which can cause the thing to blow up in your hand/face.
@matigo The risk of rust, corrosion, loss of accuracy, jamming, failure to feed or eject cartridges,etc.
@matigo After firing them, yes. You need to apply solvent to dissolve the carbon and powder residue, then apply a thin coat of oil. Every firearm has a tear down procedure called a field stripping that enables you to do that.
The pistol I was referring to had many complicated steps and involved a great deal of cursing.
@matigo In one case, holding down on the Deliveries app button enables me to choose Scan Barcode without navigating the silly app.