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Sixteen original illustrations that evoke the glories of cathedral windows will delight angel enthusiasts of all ages. The images are printed on special translucent paper that perfectly captures the look of leaded glass. After coloring, the angelic drawings will create a stained glass glow when placed in front of windows, lamps, or other light sources.
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4.08/5 rDev -11.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
American pale ale
APPEARANCE: poured a hazy burnt amber with an off white pillowy head. Lots of sticky lacing.
AROMA: Very dank, herbal and hoppy. Bright fruits, grapefruit lots of lemon. Hints of wet grass, bready malts on the backend.
TASTE: Lots of grapefruit on the front. Very oily like a zombie stirred this with his finger. Citrus notes pop again in the middle with the hops before finishing with Carmel and pale malts.
MOUTHFEEL: medium body with medium carbonation. Slick and oily with snappy finish that leaves you wanting another sip.
OVERALL: I had to keep reminding myself this is a pale ale. It drinks wonderfully and has such a good hop presence that it could be a mellow ipa. Lived up to the hype that surrounds it. The art work is amazing!
RATING: 4.5/5 Zombie Heads!
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Bottle poured into a Zeku Beer Glass. Bottled 1/22. enjoyed 3/5
A - Pours a dark orange. Minimal carbonation. 2 finger head with strong lacing. Mostly opaque but clean.
S - Citrus. Mostly orange. A little muted by comparison.
T - Hop forward by APA standards but not a hop bomb. A little malt in the background but nothing too potent. Citrusy hops. Good but nothing earth-shattering.
M - Pretty clean finish. Mild bitterness on the tongue. Semi-dry finish.
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The makers of this Gerard Butler atrocity deserve red cards for idiocy and inanity
Gerard Butler is supposed to be a movie star. The camera loves him, he's got a great head of hair and he comes off like someone you might actually want to watch on the big screen for 90 minutes.
The only thing standing in his way seems to be his actual films; after sitting through the likes of "The Ugly Truth," "Chasing Mavericks," "The Bounty Hunter" and "Law Abiding Citizen," I began formulating conspiracy theories involving a shadowy cabal of Hollywood suits who were determined to destroy his career after Butler flirted with some studio head's wife at a party or cut someone off at the valet stand at a Beverly Hills bistro.
Now comes the dreadful "Playing for Keeps," and since Butler is credited as a producer (one of 14, granted, but a producer nonetheless), my conspiracy-theory theory is totally blown. In any event, this rock-stupid combination of family schmaltz and horny-MILF male fantasy does this charismatic leading man (and everyone else involved) no favors.
Butler stars as George, a washed-up Scottish former soccer pro. Once a globe-trotting celebrity, he's now in a rented guest house in suburban Virginia so he can be close to his young son Lewis (Noah Lomax), who lives with George's ex-wife Stacie (Jessica Biel). While George entertains fantasies of becoming a sportscaster, he takes on the task of coaching Lewis' pee-wee soccer team, and none too soon: The current coach is the one person on the planet who apparently knows even less about the sport than I do. (He gives his young charges the useless suggestion "Kick with your toes" about 20 times before George finally steps in to correct him.)
Cue the horde of sex-starved soccer moms, who collectively can't wait to get into George's cup. Saddled with these embarrassing roles is a bevy of too-good-for-this actresses, including Judy Greer (getting far more screen time than she had in "The Descendants" with only 1/1000th a character to play), Catherine Zeta-Jones and Uma Thurman, the latter playing the frustrated wife of rich jerk Dennis Quaid.
In the rotten script by Robbie Fox ("So I Married an Axe Murderer"), directed by Gabriele Muccino ("Seven Pounds," "The Pursuit of Happyness") with all the grace of a demolition derby, we're supposed to root for George and Stacie to get back together, even though all signs indicate that they're better off apart. (It's kind of hard to tell much about Stacie, admittedly, since Biel's performance is so blank that it threatens to be invisible to the naked eye.)
There's also a completely contrived third-act dilemma in which George must choose between staying near Lewis in Virginia and taking a gig at ESPN in Connecticut — as though there weren't a well-trod media corridor connecting New York and Washington, DC.
Offensively stupid when it isn't tepid and vapid, "Playing for Keeps" combines the worst of ABC Family drama and Cinemax late-night naughty-ish-ness. It's an extended penalty kick to the groin.
Alonso Duralde, TheWrap's lead movie critic, has written about film for Movieline, Salon, MSNBC.com. He also co-hosts the Linoleum Knife podcast and regularly appears on What the Flick?! (The Young Turks Network). Senior Programmer for the Outfest Film Festival in Los Angeles and a pre-screener for the Sundance Film Festival, he is also a consultant for the USA Film Festival/Dallas, where he spent five years as artistic director. A former arts and entertainment editor at the Advocate, he was a regular contributor to "The Rotten Tomatoes Show" on Current. He is the author of two books: "Have Yourself a Movie Little Christmas" (Limelight Editions) and "101 Must-See Movies for Gay Men" (Advocate Books).
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Brennan Boesch played in 23 games for the Yankees last season before being released in July. (Dustin Bradford / Getty Images)
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I�ve been wrong a lot about Brennan Boesch.
I thought he would play a long time for the Tigers. He didn�t.
I thought he�d be an established major-league power hitter by now. He isn�t.
In fact, as late as last week, when I asked his friend Rick Porcello what he was doing � only to find out Porcello wasn�t sure � Boesch was nothing but a fading memory.
But on Tuesday he signed a minor-league contract with the Los Angeles Angels, who weren�t his favorite team while growing up in southern California (the Dodgers were), but close enough.
So that gives me another opportunity to be right by saying this: I don�t know if Boesch will make the most of it, but at 28, and with the promise he once displayed, he deserved another chance.
Even if it looks like his last.
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More Tom Gage
- Would you give Justin Verlander money to Max Scherzer?
- Tigers manager Brad Ausmus turned down Princeton � and Harvard
- Tigers' Ian Kinsler shows he won't duck controversy
- Jhonny Peralta easy to forget now that Tigers have Jose Iglesias
- Tigers' Opening Day order still a mystery
- Tigers' Alex Avila happy with baseball's new rule on plate collisions
- New manager Brad Ausmus needs to see Tigers in action


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Memphis Central Station, referred as Grand Central Station prior to 1944, is a passenger terminal located Memphis, Tennessee, along Main Street and G.E. Patterson Boulevard, south of the downtown business district. The station is currently served by Amtrak's City of New Orleans route as well as Memphis Riverfront and Main Street trolley cars.
Central Station was built on the site of a former station known as Calhoun Street Station. Both stations were owned by the Illinois Central Railroad or its predecessors. Construction of Memphis Central Station began in September 1912, and the station was opened for service on October 4, 1914. The track design included five stub-end tracks (station tracks 1-5), and five through tracks (station tracks 6-10).
Memphis Central Station was owned by Illinois Central Railroad and the station was also used by Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad, St. Louis-San Francisco Railway, and Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway. Between April 1, 1964, and November 30, 1966, the Louisville and Nashville Railroad was also a tenant, during the time that Memphis Union Station was closed.
Named trains serving Memphis Central Station[edit]
Decline and Renovation[edit]
Like other large stations across America, the rapid decline of the passenger train network in the 1960s made Memphis Central Station an aging, nearly deserted monument to an earlier era. Rock Island passenger train service to Memphis ended in November 1967, and Frisco train service ended a month later, leaving Illinois Central as the sole occupant of the station. On May 1, 1971, nearly all passenger trains in the United States were handed over to Amtrak, which began operating a single train through Memphis, and large sections of Central Station were closed off and abandoned. Illinois Central offices were moved from the station, and it appeared that the station would eventually be razed, facing the same fate as Memphis Union Station.
After falling into disrepair, Memphis Central Station gained a reputation as one of the worst stations on the Amtrak system. The property was eventually acquired by Memphis Area Transit Authority, and a massive renovation project was undertaken. Much of the former waiting room area of the station would become public meeting area, the Illinois Central office space on upper floors was converted to condominiums, and Amtrak retained a smaller presence in the former midway area of the station. The station renovation, which was completed in November 1999, helped to speed the renovation and redevelopment of this once deserted area of downtown Memphis.
Role during Hurricane Gustav (2008) evacuations[edit]
In anticipation of the landfall of Hurricane Gustav, the city of New Orleans began evacuating refugees without the means to leave the city, starting on August 30, 2008. At least a thousand evacuees arrived in Memphis via Amtrak.[2]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Amtrak Fact Sheet, FY2013, State of Tennessee" (PDF). Amtrak. November 2013. Retrieved 3 December 2013.
- ^ Tom Charlier (2008-08-30). "Amtrak bringing hundreds of storm evacuees to Memphis". Commercial Appeal. Retrieved 2008-08-30.
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Central Station (Memphis, Tennessee). |
- Condren, Mike. "Memphis Central Station," Memphis Historical Railroad Pages
- Parker, Tom. "IC-Memphis Central Station," Illinois Central Net
- Memphis Amtrak Station (USA Rail Guide -- Train Web)


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News in Brief: Richard Reed Parry, the Little Death, Wooden Wand, Troika Festival
By Tom Breihan on October 19, 2009 at 04:45 p.m.
Photo by Will Marsh
-- On October 29, Arcade Fire multi-instrumentalist Richard Reed Parry will debut an orchestral piece at Toronto's Royal Conservatory of Music. The piece is called "For Heart, Breath and Orchestra", and it will be performed by Parry, indie-inclined composer Nico Muhly, and the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony. Writes Parry: "During the performance, many of the performers wear stethoscopes which enable them to play in sync with their own heartbeats." So I guess you could say this piece has heart. (Sorry.)
-- Techno celeb Moby plays bass and guitar in a new retro blues-rock band called the Little Death. The band will play New York's Mercury Lounge on October 28, and you can hear their debut album on their website.
-- James Jackson Toth, better known as Wooden Wand, is releasing a couple of new slabs of vinyl on People in a Position to Know Recordings. One is Haunting the Stagecoach, a four-song EP recorded under Toth's Wand name. It's hand-packaged and on clear vinyl, and it's limited to 100 copies. The other is "Topless Cow Girl", a single from Jescos, a new band that features Toth alongside members of the Mendoza Line and Glossary. They're both available for preorder right now, and they'll both ship on November 2.
-- The Troika Music Festival, which focuses on indie bands from North Carolina, will go down in Durham November 5-7. Bowerbirds, Megafaun, the Love Language, Dex Romweber Duo, Birds of Avalon, and the reunited Pipe will all play.
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Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races & Slots, which stands to lose revenue when the new casino opens in Prince George's County, has easily been West Virginia's strongest-performing racetrack.
Hollywood Casino had been providing the lion's share of state casino revenues, thanks to a location unaffected by competition from Ohio and -- until Tuesday -- had only been minimally impacted by video slots in neighboring Maryland.
In August, Charles Town produced $13.3 million in table games revenue for the month -- more than three times the $4.2 million of revenue from the three other racetracks and The Greenbrier casino combined.
"Starting today, MGM's talented team of designers and resort experts begin work on our proposal for a great destination resort for the people of Prince George's County and the state of Maryland," Jim Murren, MGM's CEO, announced Wednesday. "We stand ready to compete with all comers for this license and the privilege to bring an MGM resort to National Harbor."
The casino planned by MGM would have up to 3,000 slot machines, as well as table games.
The Prince George's County casino can't open until 2016. Table games could arrive at Maryland's three existing casinos sometime next year and at two other casinos when they open. Caesars Entertainment was awarded a license earlier this year to open a casino in Baltimore. It has been scheduled to open in 2014. A casino in western Maryland at Rocky Gap State Park is planned to open next summer or early next fall.
Voters who supported the ballot question on Tuesday cited the importance of keeping gambling revenue in Maryland, instead of allowing it to flow to neighboring states like West Virginia, Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Supporters also noted job creation as a key factor in their decisions. While opponents said they voted against the expansion because they doubted a significant amount of the state's proceeds from gambling would go to education as promised, supporters said it's hard to argue with the fact that the state needs the jobs and money.


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Woollahra Council, which is in charge of the eastern side of Rushcutters Bay Park, imposes fees on personal trainers, and implements time restrictions if their programs are excessively noisy.
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Am helpping GPS place 700 (and hopefully 1000) fish attracters in Buck Creek State Park (CJ Brown Res) We have offical permission, 378 are sunk and 250+ more are awaiting assembly and ice out.These will be built and launched from below Crabill House and the old North Boat Ramp. We are doing 27 groups in all. All will become public knowledge and 75%are fishable from shore. Will make the GPS positions available to Club if allowed, its getting to be a long list.Hope to see you at Lake Erie South this yr.
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The amazing spiderman 2 international trailer #2 (x)
Andrew Garfield filming The Amazing Spider-Man 2
So I liked this version of Flash Thompson a lot better than the one in the 2002 Spider-Man because he had humanizing moments like this one instead of being a two-dimensional jock stereotype.
at the end flash is almost holding his hands, not in a slash way, but in a i get it man, i understand kind oh way and it always makes my insides kinda shimmy
Also, IIRC, every incarnation of Flash in the comics was physically abused by his father. This is a big part of why Flash was a bully.
His going "Feels better?" is because Flash of all people knows that lashing out at someone else can make your own pain seem less bad for a while.
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The Amazing Spider-Man 2 set, April 28
I swear to god, I haven't even read the comics, but if anything as painful as the things I've seen happens in TASM 2 then I will get a giant candle and spread hot wax over myself to get rid of the pain
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Musical Evenings @ Napa's Riverfront
Napa Riverfront's nearly 20 shops, restaurants and specialty venues along Napa's Riverfront will be open extended hours and offering exclusive holiday discounts or specials. Plus, sit and take pictures in "The Chair!"
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There will also be a toy drop off location for Toys for Tots on Thursday nights and all proceeds will be donated to the charity.
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Verizon Joins Linux for Mobile Devices
LiMo (Linux for Mobile Devices) is an industry consortium working to create an open, hardware-independent, Linux-based operating system for mobile devices.
Today Verizon joined LiMo. Verizon isn't dropping support for Android as a result of the move, but LiMo will become their "preferred OS". Their first LiMo handsets will ship in 2009.
Press release follows:
Verizon Joins LiMo Foundation™
With Verizon on Board of Directors, LiMo Expands Major Wireless Service Provider
Engagement Across North America, Asia and Europe
LONDON, England; TOKYO, Japan, and BASKING RIDGE, N.J., United States, May 14, 2008—LiMo Foundation, a global consortium of mobile leaders delivering an open handset platform for the whole mobile industry, and Verizon Wireless, the builder and operator of the most reliable wireless network in the U.S., announced today that Verizon has joined LiMo as a Core member and will fill the final seat on LiMo's board of directors. By participating in LiMo, Verizon hopes to help LiMo unify the mobile industry around openness and Linux as the key enablers to lowering development costs.
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I bought a K9 back in 1997 and have never had a reliability issue with it in all those years. It was my daily ccw for many years and has been through countless range sessions.
My first small, light 45 (a circa 1985 alloy frame compact Taurus) gave me fits in the beginning with ejection issues. After about 100 rounds this problem disappeared and I laid that to break-in issues.
But then I let a friend of mine shoot is (he had a full sized 45) and he had ejection issues with the "broken in" weapon.
I then modified my thoughts on this. I believe that in the beginning I did not have a really firm grip on the weapon and that was the cause of the stove pipe issues. Later on I got used to the weapon and improved my gripping technique (subtly as I did not notice the change in my grip) and that resolved the ejection issues.
I suspect that many go to these very small weapons and face similar ejection/feed issues and blame it on the weapon when there is a very reasonable chance that the shooter has not properly adapted to the very small weapon in the beginning.
Not that it makes much practical difference. Figure on 100 to 300 rounds before reliable performance with a very small weapon (from my experience and from reading various threads here).
I bought a K9 back in 1997 and have never had a reliability issue with it in all those years. It was my daily ccw for many years and has been through countless range sessions.
K40 (all steel). Never had a problem of any kind. It is my CCW piece (and I like the feel of that "all steel" weight over the lite weight versions)
After around 1000 rounds through a new CW 40, I now believe it's reliable enough to carry. However, I had to install a new slide lockback spring and found that one factory magazine was still causing problems with premature lockback.
I've written about this problem here as well.
I have a Kahr 9mm. I had lots of battery problems in the first 500 rounds. I called Kahr and they said send it back. I went online. Found someone who had similar problems. Turns out some Kahrs love oil. I put extra extra oil on it and it is flawless.
Here is what my new (used) Kahr is doing:
If I load either 6 round magazine of 7 round magazine with FMJ ball ammo, it will load properly every time, with or without the slide being forward when I put the magazine in the pistol.
HOWEVER, when I put hollow points into the magazines and attempt to load them with the slide already forward (then racking the slide to load the round), the hollow points will jam into the ramp and not load 80% of the time, but on the first round only.
When I load the mags with HP's in it with the slide locked back, it will always load the hollow points. The hollow points in question are: Federal Hydrashok 124gr +P, Gold Dot 124gr +P Hollow Point Short Barrel, and USA Ammo 115gr HP (most rounded of the three).
So, one question: Does this really matter? When I load the first round, I am not usually in a bad situation...and the slide is back. At the range, the slide is always back when I load. Still, it is a problem and annoys me.
1) Is there any HP ammo that will not exhibit this problem?
2) Should I sent the gun to Kahr for repair? (I am not the original purchaser...will that matter?) I don't want to put much more money in this.
3) Should I sell the gun?
Now what?
I've written a lot about my issues with a Kahr CW 40 at Talk Handguns. Here's what Kahr says in their Q & A related to your issue:
Q. My firearm fails to chamber the first round when I pull back the slide and release it. What is wrong?
A. It is likely you are either failing to pull the slide fully back or you are riding the slide as you release it. We recommend that you lock back the slide, insert the clip, and release the slide with the slide stop. This will require that you carry a load in the chamber for self defense purposes. However, the passive safety system will prevent the pistol from firing unless the trigger is pulled, even if the gun is dropped. If you would prefer not to carry a round in the chamber, you may remove a round from the magazine. This alters the angle of the bullet and will allow it to chamber even if you ride the slide.
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I didn't know when I purchased that Kahr prefers you to chamber the first round by releasing a locked back slide, but I've gotten used to it.
That posting from Kahr seems like they are admitting to a know design flaw. That effectively takes the gun from a 6+1 gun to a 6 round gun because you can't have 6 rounds in the mag once you close the slide, or you may face the problem.
Have you tried the Hornady Critical Defense round under this situation? It has a bullet with a much steeper bullet angle. It is at least $22 a box, so not sure if I want to spend money just to try it. Have you heard of FMHP (Full Metal Hollow Point) ammo? It has a shape like FMJ, but is a hollow point.
So, I had an idea about this problem and took the pistol to the range to test my theory. My theory is that if I put a round in the chamber before loading the magazine, released the slide, and THEN load the Magazine, would bullet jam on the ramp on the next round (top round in the magazine)???
And, my idea worked wonderfully! I tried the following hollow points:
Federal 9mm Hydrashok +P,
Georgia Arms 147gr reloads,
GoldDot 124gr +P Short Barrel,
USAammo 115gr new (speer brass),
Partizan 147gr.
And, I tried both the 6 round and 7 round magazines.
I had a box of Winchester Ranger +P+, but decided against it since that is what started the whole thing.
I also added a Hogue HandAll Junior and it really reduces the irritation I was getting from the aggressive checkering.
My confidence is higher....need more testing of ammo to get back to being as confident as my Bersa 380CC.
Gee. I've heard this about EVERY single brand out there at one time or another! I've had lousy results with several "big" name brands while others have not, sometimes its using "reloads" and other times its limp wristing or lack of cleaning or . . . a bad magazine. You just have to go with your gut and personal experience I guess. Recommendations and advice are free as are opinions. Personally I don't care much for others opinions, I like to try out products for myself. I bought a Colt New Agent earlier this year and no matter what I did or what brand of ammo I tried I could never get thru a whole magazine w/o problems and jams. For me it was then a lack of confidence in the weapon and I got rid of it. For other Colt owners, they would tell you they haven't had any problems and I believe them. Use your best judgement and good luck!
Well honestly, I've heard bad things about Colt's as of late and I certainly have been coming to the conclusion that they aren't as reliable as they used to be (especially after shooting my buddys new colt commander last summer).
I definitely take other people's opinions into consideration when buying a firearm, in this way I benefit from other's experiences without having to spend the $$ on crap... And there's a lot of crap out their in the firearms market, believe that.
True and a lot of the crap out there in the firearms market is peoples opinions.
I have a P9 and a MK9.
Both have been flawless and I typically carry one or the other.
While that's true recoilguy, it's a matter of context. For instance, I've seen many MANY replies to different topics that state "It runs flawlessly, I love it", but when you ask the question of that same person about how many rounds they have thru the gun, it's generally a low number. The context in this instance is that their opinion isn't backed up by any substantial numbers. Any pistol can run well for a few hundred rounds when it's cleaned after every session, never carried and covered with dead skin and lint, and tucked away in the safe until the next range visit.
My point, opinions are fine, as long as they are vetted. For instance, when someone asks my opinion on a gun that I've owned, it's backed up by round count and conditions. That sort of opinion should carry more weight than the "It ran flawless, I love it" sort of opinions. Not saying I'm all that and a bag of chips, just that if people are going to have an opinion on something, they should clarify what it is based on as to not give the ever present "sample of one" opinion that is rampant on gun forums.
I'm pretty sure I pointed this out in the 1911 malfunction thread. Basically I think I said... "If you haven't had a malfunction in a gun, it's because you don't shoot it very hard."
Now, I'm not advocating neglect of a firearm when it comes to cleaning by any means, but it's hard to believe it when people say they've never had a malfunction. Most times that I've encountered this kind of statement, once you dig a little deeper, it ends up that they didn't consider something a malfunction because they blame it on something else. Probably to maintain in their mind that their purchase was worth it. "Oh, it was bad ammo, bad magazine, I limp wristed it, the moon was in my eyes". That sort of stuff.
Keep in mind that this is hard on extractors over time. Best process is to load the magazine, insert, rack the slide, then remove the magazine and top it off. That way the round is being slid under the extractor rather than the extractor having to "jump" the rim of the cartridge. Same principle but less stress on your extractor over time.
I would recommend taking a look at Hickok45 on youtube. He explains a lot for people and one thing he says about Kahrs...is that you must use the slide release otherwise the round will not properly seed. For some it will but you need to be flawless when manually releasing the slide.
I have a CW9 and I havent had a single malfunction with it. I'd say I've put about 500 rounds through it. The only thing about it is that if you use the uhh... hold where you put both thumbs along the slide pointing towards your target it's (for me) almost impossible to not rest on the slide release so the slide doesn't hold to the rear when the last round of the magazine has been fired. Not a problem with the weapon, just something you have to get used to. It happens occasionally with my CZ and less with my glocks, but it is more of the shooters issue (me) than anything else.
Other than that it seems to be a very reliable and solid pistol. The plastic frame looks cheaper than dirt, but for me it works fine. The glock 19 or 26 is what I carry on me though - because I am not the best pistol shooter in the world and the DAO trigger on the Kahrs is not quite as easy for me to be accurate with. If I had to do it over I would have saved a bit more and bought the K9 (all steel version).
100% flawless PM9 and MK9 here, would buy another without any hesitation.
I have a early Kahr K9, supposedly the previous owner only put 50 round box of federal HP through it.. cleaned it and never shot it again. I put 400 rounds through it in one shooting setting. Round after round never an issue, never a jam, never a FTF or FTE. Even though it was dirty as can be. Most reliable hand gun i have ever owned ate ever round regardless of brand or type. I have ordered an Elite K9 through the gun shop. The K9 is a sure thing and is worth the extra dollars. Can't speak for other Kahr products, but this one won me over! Not sure about the Kahr p380 i want one for pocket carry but its more than twice as much as a keltec p3at.
Had a PM9 when they first came out....jam-o-matic! Sent it back twice! Still no good! Sold it and have never bought nor will ever buy a Kahr again! EVER!!!
Glad for you guys that have working Kahrs, but I don't have the $$ nor the patience to risk possibly going through that again.
Kahr pistols seem to be a gamble and I ain't a gamblin man.
While I've had an issue or two w/ Kahr, its hard to believe the factory shipped back to you a weapon that had issues...twice. Doesn't make sense to me.
Especially since you didn't state what there findings were nor what was done to correct said problems. Continual problems ( assuming they really didn't find
anything wrong ) is more likely operator induced inexperience. Its not something most guys want to admit, but I've seen many instances of a person having
issues give the weapon to someone else who fired the same weapon without an issue.
And I certainly hope you informed your buyer of your concerns with the weapon. Knowingly selling a defective weapon to someone would have me awake at
I woud advise against the Khar 380. When I owned a Kahr CM9 I got to know customer service very well (too well) and off the record one customer service rep told me the 380 has been a nightmare for Kahr.
We are not talking a jam here and there but major design flaws like cracked frames etc.


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Verizon: More breaches but less data lost. Huh?!
Verizon's Data Breach Investigations Report for last year is a bit of a head scratcher. It shows that while the number of data breaches from cyber attacks rose, the amount of compromised records lost has fallen.
While there were 760 data breaches recorded by Verizon and the U.S. Secret Service in 2010 (up from about 140 in 2009), there were only 4 million compromised records involved (way down from 144 million in 2009), according to the Verizon 2011 Data Breach Investigations Report scheduled to be released on Tuesday. The figures represent both a record high number of incidents … Read more


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Shagging on the Cooper dance series kicks off April 27
Get ready for summer – Shaggin' on the Cooper and the Moonlight Mixers are back. Charleston County Parks' dance event series kicks off with "Shaggin' on the Cooper," featuring live music April 27 at the Mount Pleasant Pier. The Moonlight Mixers at the Folly Beach Fishing Pier return May 31.
New this year is the "All Access Dance Card" – a season pass to all of the Shaggin' on the Cooper events and Moonlight Mixers in 2013. It costs $84 ($60 for Charleston County residents) or $48 for just Moonlight Mixers or Shaggin' on the Cooper ($36 for Charleston County residents).
Gates open at 7 p.m. for all events, and tickets are $10 per person ($8 for Charleston County residents).
During the events, food will be for sale at the Mount Pleasant Pier's River Watch Cafe and at the Folly Beach Fishing Pier's Locklear's Beach City Grill. Food, beverages and parking fees are not included in ticket price.
For details or to purchase tickets, call 795-4386 or visit www.ccprc.com/shaggin.
Series Schedule:
Shaggin' on the Cooper at the Mount Pleasant Pier:
April 27 – live music by Groove Train
May 18 – live music by Port Authority Band
June 15 – live music by Shem Creek Boogie Band July 20 –live music by The Sneakers
Aug. 17 – live music by Palmetto Soul
Sept. 7 – live music by Costal Breeze Band
Moonlight Mixers at the Folly Beach Fishing Pier:
Event dates - May 31, June 21, July 5, July 26, Aug. 30, Sept. 20