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If anyone wants to know about what types of handguns are best for concealed carry or what calibers are best for self defense, feel free to ask me. Also, I know a lot about hunting rifles and shotguns, having owned both. If I cannot answer your question, I will try to direct you to the RIGHT source. I am here to promote the Second Amendment by educating you as to how guns can enhance your life and even save your life. I especially want women to reply, women who need to arm themselves for one reason or another.
 
You probably think I'm kidding but I'm not. The thing is, a lot of women get lipstick wrong. What happens is they get stuck on one color and then they keep wearing it, not realizing how much it is dating/aging them. It's a big problem. For instance, one of my best friends still wears dark lipstick. I told her, wtf? do you know what that shit looks like?
And now, Spring 2013, the big trend is in nudes. Nude nail polish, nude lipstick. I am already wearing nude lipstick (Shiseido, I love it!) but have not done the nails yet, because I am still too into the Fall 2012 gray trend. But soon. Anyway, just when you think it's simple, all of a sudden out of nowhere, BAM, red is huge on the walks. A lot of women don't know what to do, nude, red, what?

So I am here to help. Now, first of all, get rid of that dark shit, just throw it out! Then send me a picture so I can check your coloring, and we will discuss a few lifestyle issues, and then I will be able to recommend whether you go for the nude or the red trend.

You all know where to reach me!
 
Darla said:
You probably think I'm kidding but I'm not. The thing is, a lot of women get lipstick wrong. What happens is they get stuck on one color and then they keep wearing it, not realizing how much it is dating/aging them. It's a big problem. For instance, one of my best friends still wears dark lipstick. I told her, wtf? do you know what that shit looks like?
And now, Spring 2013, the big trend is in nudes. Nude nail polish, nude lipstick. I am already wearing nude lipstick (Shiseido, I love it!) but have not done the nails yet, because I am still too into the Fall 2012 gray trend. But soon. Anyway, just when you think it's simple, all of a sudden out of nowhere, BAM, red is huge on the walks. A lot of women don't know what to do, nude, red, what?

So I am here to help. Now, first of all, get rid of that dark shit, just throw it out! Then send me a picture so I can check your coloring, and we will discuss a few lifestyle issues, and then I will be able to recommend whether you go for the nude or the red trend.

You all know where to reach me!
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Mitch Mc Connell should do red with his bad teeth.

I got a frosted nude, but I like Estée Lauder lipstick, some brands really dry my lips out.
 
Rana said:
Mitch Mc Connell should do red with his bad teeth.

I got a frosted nude, but I like Estée Lauder lipstick, some brands really dry my lips out.
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Ech! (re Mitch)

That's awesome that you got a frosted nude! The Shiseido is pretty moisturizing but I know what you mean about that.
 
Sinn Fein said:
What's a sear?
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Although I polish the feedramps on my Semi-auto Pistols, I am not a gunsmith, so here is the answer from Wiki...
"In a firearm, the sear is the part of the trigger mechanism which holds the hammer or striker back until the correct amount of pressure has been applied to the trigger; at which point the hammer or striker is released to discharge the weapon. The sear may be a separate part or can be a surface incorporated into the trigger.

The term 'sear' is sometimes incorrectly used to describe a complete trigger group.

Within a trigger group, any number of sears may exist. For example, a Ruger Blackhawk single action revolver contains one for releasing the hammer. A Ruger Redhawk double/single action revolver contains two, one for single action release and the other for double action release. A Browning BLR contains three sears, all used simultaneously for hammer release. On many select-fire rifles two sears exist, one for semi-automatic fire and the second for fully automatic fire. In such case, the fire select lever disengages one over the other.

Trigger sears are a key component for the trigger pull characteristics. Larger sears create creep while shorter ones produce a crisp pull. Aftermarket trigger companies, such as Bold, Timney, and Jewell, produce products in which sear contact is adjustable for personal preference. When a gunsmith does a 'trigger job' to improve the quality and release of a trigger pull, most often the work includes modifying the sear, such as polishing it, lapping etc.

Within gun culture, some weapons are notorious for having difficult sear-disengagement, like the Browning Hi-Power, whilst others are prized as excellent."
 
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