bknight00

I’ve got to get out of this thread. My posting privileges may depend on it.

I can’t even imagine the profound sadness you and your family is feeling at this moment. I’ll say a prayer for you today and hope you and your wife can find some comfort in knowing that your precious daughter is now in a better place. I know my words may seem a little hollow now, but cling to each other and find strength in each other. My most sincere condolences.

German Shepherd- Ripley (female)
Chihuahua- Coco (female)

My wife insists that all the Christmas decorations come down 12/26, EXCEPT the Christmas tree. It comes down 1/2.

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Listening to what though?

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I have it playing through an Alexa device on the back patio. I’ve had it on mostly the decade channels as well as a couple other music channels and I listened to Finebaum on the ESPN channel while I was out on the patio and in the yard.

I recently got an online invitation to subscribe to their Music and Entertainment plan for $3.00 a month for 36 months. A deal too good to pass up.

I currently carry the Glock 48, but at times it’s difficult to conceal.
What are the folks of the outdoor board carrying?
What is considered the best CC handguns out there now?

Update:

Thanks to everyone for sharing what they carry and their opinions. After doing what seems like too much research, I purchased the Smith & Wesson M&P shield plus. Got a great deal from my local gun shop ( the pistol, 6 mags and range bag for $445). I fired about 50 rounds through it today and I like it better than my Glock 48. It will definitely be my new CC carry moving forward.

There is a glaucoma specialist that’s in Covington on Wednesdays and Fridays named Dr Edward Langlow.

The dagger micro does not take the same magazines as the compact. The 43x takes the dagger micro mags and vice versa, but the dagger compact is a different magazine. I have a full size dagger and I can put the 17 round magazine in my Glock 17 and my Glock 19 (although it is actually to long for the 19).

Just finished the annual viewing and for the first time in over 25 years of marriage, my wife watched it in its entirety in one sitting and got a little choked up at the end.