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Makes sense, which also sucks. Here's to hoping Ruger makes an insert for the P series mags...or lets someone like MagPul make one. The platform has all kinds of potential with it's modularity, just needs someone to make the parts.

Honestly, no idea. I don't have anything else Ruger and immediately dropped in the Glock insert to work with the mags from my G19.

It's one of the reasons I got one. That and I thought it would be fun to shoot, which it is.

It is. Ran 200 rounds through it Sunday after swapping the magwell. If I were a better shot I'd have had great groups...that said, it hit everywhere I aimed, even when it wasn't where I meant to aim . Can't wait to take it out again.

Picked this up Saturday. Ruger PCC 9mm. Mates well with my Glock pistol mags. Shoots like a dream.

Congratulations!

My condolences and sympathy lie with the family. I grew up and live in Florida, and have three small children. One thing that's drummed into those of us that live here "If you can't see the bottom of the water, assume there's gators in it." I've literally seen 10 foot plus gators sitting o...

TIL this was not an elevator but an access hatch to a walker.

Knife wrote:

So...most malware issues today happen so fast that antivirus companies don't even have time to update their definitions before someone can be exploited. On top of that, most now come in the form of flash, java, or some other plugin exploit that most antivirus won't even see, or they occur because so...

BIOS updates often fix esoteric hardware issues and they are generally a good idea anyway. Aside from that, often the latest network card driver for a given machine is the one from the network chipset vendor's website rather than the computer or mobo manufacturer's site, and they can also fix a bun...

That was going to be my next suggestion. When you've verified that all of the settings are correct and it still doesn't work, all that's left are drivers and hardware. Drivers are easy to uninstall/reinstall and get corrupted all the time. So, it shouldn't make you feel like a noob at all. I manage ...

aerius wrote:Blood for the blood gods!!

Sorry, what I really meant to say is hi, your liver looks delicious.

I've got some Chianti for that.

Enforcer originally debuted in one of the WEG RPG Adventure Journals detailing an Imperial Remnant in one of the rim territories. I'll see if I can dig it up when I get home. I don't recall what artwork was used, if any. I don't recall the specifics of the backstory as detailed in the AJ either. If...

Enforcer originally debuted in one of the WEG RPG Adventure Journals detailing an Imperial Remnant in one of the rim territories. I'll see if I can dig it up when I get home. I don't recall what artwork was used, if any. I don't recall the specifics of the backstory as detailed in the AJ either. If ...

No, the Dominator is this one: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Dominator_(Interdictor-class_Star_Destroyer) The EU lineage is: Vindicator -> Immobilizer (grav well interdictor variant) -> Enforcer (reconversion to combatant design - the wookie pic is wrong, since it does not have grav wells) I under...

I think the ship that some are calling the Dominator is actually the Enforcer-class picket cruiser developed by the PentaStar alignment. Wookiepedia ( http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Enforcer-class_picket_cruiser ) states the Enforcer was based on the Immobilizer 418 and Vindicator heavy cruiser hulls.

LastPass has a mobile version that works on Android, iOS, Windows Phone, and maybe some others. It does require a paid subscription to their premium service. Cost is $12/year. You can also download an offline copy of your vault. One very nice feature about lastpass is that all data sent to them is p...

Iced sweet tea - I live in the southern US, what did you expect? Hot teas (all from Twinings) Early Gray Irish Breakfast English Breakfast Always with a little sugar, sometimes with cream, sometimes without. I'd like to eventually move away from tea bags and actually brew from leaves, but, well, the...

Pratchett's Mort is on Kindle at the moment. Loving every minute I get to spend in Discworld - Pratchett certainly knows how to weave characters and a narrative, plus add in the silliness that life deserves. Also listening to Bloodsucking Fiends by Christopher Moore during the work commute - not the...

I am the IT Support person for (for our area) a relatively large high school. My school district has over 100 locations, each with their own IT Support person and then a group in the district office. Every day I have to teach users on how NOT to click on links in emails saying their accounts will be...

The Xeelee wrote:What about Christopher Moore?

Not fantasy per se, but supremely funny. I second the Moore suggestion.

Do what you can with what you've got where you are. Live life to the fullest. Enjoy every moment. Pick a mantra and run with it. Having seen both parents and a number of close relatives pass on, I look at it this way: everyone is going to die, so as long as you lived your life as best you could and ...

Centerpoint Station and the planetary repulsors on the planets in the Corellian system were used to move the planets to the Corellian system. They were built by some long lost race that built the system before recorded history. And then someone figured out that Centerpoint station was a giant hyper...

Centerpoint Station and the planetary repulsors on the planets in the Corellian system were used to move the planets to the Corellian system. They were built by some long lost race that built the system before recorded history. And then someone figured out that Centerpoint station was a giant hypers...

Mutt here. One side (mom) has German (also Pennsylvania "Dutch"), Scot, Irish, English, and some American Indian thrown in for fun. Other side (dad, obviously) Lithuanian. Interesting note about that: my mother's family moved here some time in the 18th or 19th century, we aren't sure exact...