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Adobe reviews report of another security bug in its software
By Jim Finkle
BOSTON (Reuters) - Adobe Systems Inc is investigating a report by a cybersecurity firm that hackers exploited previously unknown bugs in its Reader and Acrobat software to launch sophisticated attacks on personal computers.
FireEye, a Silicon Valley company that helps businesses fight cyber attacks, told Reuters it obtained so-called PDF files tainted with malicious software, which can take advantage of the newly discovered bugs.
It declined to identify any victims of the attacks.
A spokeswoman for Adobe said that the company is investigating the report, which surfaced late on Tuesday. She declined to elaborate.
This has been a busy year so far for Adobe's security team. In January, the company pushed out security updates to fix vulnerabilities in Reader, Acrobat and Flash, as well as a program known as ColdFusion that is used to build websites.
Last week, it rushed out a fix for Flash Player after security software maker Kaspersky Lab identified a critical bug that enabled hackers to install "back doors" and take control of PCs running on Microsoft Corp's Windows operating system or Apple Inc's Mac OS X.
Adobe's software has long been a popular target for hackers, who attack PCs by finding bugs in widely used programs that they can then exploit to insert viruses on computers. Experts estimate that Reader and Acrobat programs for accessing PDF documents and Flash Player for accessing Internet content are installed on more than 1 billion PCs.
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Is there any possible way we can find out how many were produced in my color package,
Gary I will go look on the car saturday and see what kind of numbers I can come up with
Thanks, Mike
Is there any possible way we can find out how many were produced in my color package,
Gary I will go look on the car saturday and see what kind of numbers I can come up with
Thanks, Mike
Your Civic may have 1.6 Liters, But My Mountain Dew has 2.
I've never seen statistics on the production of Opel GTs broken down by exterior colors. It'd be great if someone could find that information. I do know that the Silver exterior with red interior was only offered in 1969 (probably '68 too) on the US spec cars. 1971 US spec Opel GTs could also be silver, but only with a black interior as was my first GT back in 1980!
The rest of the world had more latitude as far as color combos and they could still specify the silver exterior with red interior after 1969. (again according to the book "Opel GT Projekt 1484").
Did you look at your GT's ID plate to verify the original color combo? What does it say next to the words Color/Farbe? The color code on the ID plate should clear up any confusion.
Last edited by Jonzo; 02-23-2006 at 11:02 AM.
I was just looking at what info I had on colors and have never really thought about it before, but I am suprised that in all the years of the GT they never offered black as an option. Hard to believe! Come to think of it, even in restorations, I haven't seen many folks paint them black. For those of you who have seen it, does it look good?
"ever notice you are never done tinkering with the GT?"
Never mind, I am WAAAY beyond tinkering now...
Oddly enough, I've owned two black GTs. My first one is pictured here:
I think black is a great color on a GT. Long ago someone told me that Opel vowed NOT to make black cars because they were forced to make black cars for the the Nazi party during WWII. I always assumed that was urban legend...anyone else ever hear something along those lines? There are certainly black Opels in later years, but it is a color oddly missing from the days or our imported Opels. Anyone know the scoop?
Todd K.
Paddle faster...I hear banjo music!
1974 Manta GT/E 2.0 LHU
1973 Manta Rallye 2.5L
1967 Kadett L Rallye 1.1L
Produced From: 1970 - 1975Originally Posted by ConreroGT
Total Number Produced: 498,553
Don't have the breakdown US vs Europe, etc.. Did at one time though.
Just as the GT has its 68' the Manta does have a 70', a member here has one in a barn in GA.. one day.. it may just go missing if I find out where that barn is
Rare ones are the European special editions.
D.O.T. Turbo (U.K.) - 18 made
T/E 2800 - Under 100 (Holland?)
Black Magic - 75' GT/E Black with special seats, trim and paint (Germany?)
Swinger - 75' GT/E White with special trim.. (Germany ?)
Luxus - 400 (U.K. version, the US Luxus (Same name different car was fairly common)
Blue Max - All Blue w/ Sunroof and Vynil top (US - Only US special edition) - 300
I think I may have written this all up somewhere here.
'71 Opel Kadett 4 Door 36D (2.0 L w/ EFI & Auto) - "Mary Ann"
'74 Opel Manta - "Barbara"
'72 Opel GT - "Ginger"
'05 Pontiac GTO
In the past owned:
'04 & 06 Pontiac GTO
2 Bitters (#491/#439)
'73 Commodore GS
ATLAS ( 74 Manta w/ 2.8L LK5 )
& many other Opels
I guess my son and I just joined the rare 69' 1.1 club. We just got it with a 72 and a ?parts car. The 69' is a flat back which i guess puts it earlier in 69'. From what I have read here, I plan on restoring it to stock the best we can.
I have had one since 1990 that is the same as yours. it is the silver. it is currently not drivable and my father in law sold the engine that was trashed. the body and all other parts are in tact so to answer your question. yes there are a few of them left.
i also have a 69 1.1 dual carb in silver, didnt know it was rare though, so i should keep it stock then? just started the body work
1996 ek9 civic
1989 Supra Turbo Sport Roof
1969 Opel Gt :banghead:
- everyones welcome to join
I bought a new GT in 69,It was silver with red inside. 1.1 liter. I had it untill 70 when I bought a 70 GT, orange with black inside, wish i had the 69 back now.it got over 40 mpg on the highway. And it ran pretty good for a 67hp car. of course that was more hp than c.i. that was 65 c.i.. If I were you i would keep it like it came from the factory.
Growing old is mandatory, Growing up is optional
If you have one of these cars and it is all or mostly there it would be a shame to chop it up. The 1100 GT was only offered in the SR motor option which has the 2 single barrel solex carburators and the the exhaust manifold with two pipes going into one. It is like anything else, it has to make you happy. They are not a tire frying high reving sit you back in the seat car. They are however something everyone does not have and are a lot of fun to drive, easy to work on and get very good gas mileage. I would love to have one to add to my collection, but Ms. Opel is not for sale so I doubt I can find one that meets my standardsD
Since 30 years a guy in Germany (Gunter) analyse every single Opel GT detailOriginally Posted by Jonzo
He looked over tons of Opel GTs around the world and keep records regarding each invidual detail,. i.e, VIN#, exterior and interior color, flat rearpanel or rearpanel with depression, ...stamped numbers on sheet metal parts.......etc...etc...etc...
To this day his records fills a complete chamber.
Amongst others he did some analysis concerning GT exterior colors.
Attached you see a small abstract.
Unfortunately it is written in german, but it give a feeling how complex this stuff is.
Bis zur Fahrgestellnummer XX 1971459 ( 19.10.1969 ) hatten alle Opel GT den
zweistelligen Farbcode, zum Beispiel JJ oder HH oder 15.
Danach einen dreistelligen Farbcode. Dieser ist gleichzeitig die Endnummer der
jeweiligen Farbbestellnummer.
siber UU 135 metallic / falls silber 112 auf dem Typenschild steht ist das ein Fehler
silberblau YY 230 metallic
monzablau HH 235 metallic
le mansblau 14 236 auch GT-J mittleres blau /auch auf dem GT-J
limonengrün PP 303 metallic sehr hell ab 8/71 auf dem GT
pampasgrün PP 304 metallic ab 8/70 auf dem GT, also gab es PP nie auf dem GT Typenschild
britisch grün 15 336 metallic nur 1969 /dunkles grün
saharagold DD 402 metallic etwas weniger leuchtend als 404 / ab 8/71 im GT
gold DD 404 metallic ab 1969 /etwas heller? als 402?
gold DD 447 metallic ab 1969 /die Verwendung auf dem GT ist nicht geklärt
chartreuse 16 406 gelb mit einem starken Grünanteil
chromgelb SS 407 leuchtendes, sattes gelb
ocker SS 411 auch auf dem GT-J
zitrusgelb CC 446 ein sehr helles gelb mit tendenz ins weisse /auch GT-J
16 ist auch möglich
arktisweiß 416 ab 1971auf GT /schmutziges weiss
brillantweiß RR 451 ab 1969/ reines weiss
kardinalrot JJ 508 ab 1970
rallyerot JJ 520 nur 1969 eines der beiden rot ist etwas dunkler
orange WW 513
ziegelrot WW 529 signalorange /auch GT-J
Alle Angaben ohne Gewähr.
Die Farbe Rallyerot gab es nur 1969. Sie wurde durch Kardinalrot ersetzt.
Welches dieser beiden rot nun heller und welches dunkler ist, ist, kann man im Nachhinein schwer
einschätzen. Einige 1969er wirken eindeutig Kardinalrot, einige 1971er eindeutig Rallyerot.
Weil der zweistellige Farbcode beispielsweise bei den gold jeweils DD ist, sind Unterscheidungen
zwischen Gold 404 und Gold 447 schwer möglich.
Die Farben Pampasgrün und Limonengrün liegen auch sehr nah beeinander.
Verwirrung gibt es oft bei den Farben Zitrusgelb, Chromgelb und Chartreuse. Fast kann man behaupten:
BEI JEDEM DRITTEN GELBEN GT DES BAUJAHRES 1970 stimmt die Farbnummer auf dem Typenschild NICHT mit der tatsächlichen Farbe überein.
Die Zitrusgelben GT hatten zu Anfang die Farbnummer 16. Bei GT mit 16 Zitrusgelb kommt meist zuerst die Innenausstattungsfarbe, dann die 16. Normalerweise ist das ungedreht.
Dann wurde daraus CC. Dann 446.
Chartreuse hatte zu Anfang 16. Dann 406.
Weil Chartreuse aber erst später im GT zum Einsatz kam, steht da meist 406.
Also wenn auf deinem GT die 16 steht, und das Auto wirklich Zitrusgelb ist, hast du einen extrem alten GT.
Last edited by OpelGT-de; 04-17-2006 at 09:48 AM.
"342 of the GT's sold by Buick were 1100's and were only sold in 1969"
Your car having a red interior also seems to be rare (unless all '69 1.1's came with a red interior) You may be able to find out how many of the 342 were made with the red interior, making your car even more rare.
I think it would just be interesting to find out like how rare it is, i know its not like a big block camaro or anyhting but i have a mysterious love for this car, its just so kool how i got it and what i got. But yes I would like to find more inf about how many were made with red interior and my silver like exterior. I will post some pics soon. Neuropel is going to come out and see it soon so he can also elaborate on the car
Your Civic may have 1.6 Liters, But My Mountain Dew has 2.
Gary, do you mean this number? What does that number tell me? I think it says 0907. It`s not easy to read. It`s been covered by paint.Originally Posted by Gary
Opels now:
-69 GT 1900, -95 Omega B 2,5 V6 CD Aut. -93 Astra Bertone 2.0i convertible
Previous Opels:
-91 Omega A 2,0i, -85 Ascona 1,6S CC, -78 Ascona 1,9S, -81 Commodore 2,5S Berlina,
-82 Ascona 1,6S CC, -78 Ascona 1,9S, -72 Ascona 1,6S
Just my 2 cents, but know what is rarer than a 1.1L GT in teh US.
The 1.9L 36D Kadett 4 door. From what I have found less than 200 were imported.
One of which was my high school car... Been looking for another one for a long time.
'71 Opel Kadett 4 Door 36D (2.0 L w/ EFI & Auto) - "Mary Ann"
'74 Opel Manta - "Barbara"
'72 Opel GT - "Ginger"
'05 Pontiac GTO
In the past owned:
'04 & 06 Pontiac GTO
2 Bitters (#491/#439)
'73 Commodore GS
ATLAS ( 74 Manta w/ 2.8L LK5 )
& many other Opels
That is by far my favorite color combination. I've been searching for a 1.1L restorable Gt for a long time. If/when I find one I want to go with that color scheme.Originally Posted by lezliewk
Loveland, Ohio
I also have a silver/red 1.1L. I don't think that color combination is so rare for either engine. In one of my books, there's a photo of an assembly line with a bunch of silver GTs. I also read or heard that the early silver paint had problems. So some cars were repainted like mine (white but will eventually go back to silver). The green/saddle tan was only available for one year in both U.S. and Europe. I don't see many gold GTs either. Gold was the color of the first GT I inspected to purchase 20 years ago (a 1.1L that was scooped up by Daley Opel Parts the day after I looked at it). But I digress.
Today an old Opel marketing guy told me, that appr 140 GT s (only 1100cc engine) in the exterior / interior combination silver/ red , were made for the US dealer stock.Originally Posted by Jonzo
Opel built these silver/red lot after the decision to stop the 1100 production due to less success. A few other colored ones were made after the decision too, but only a very small number.
140 silver/red ones after and plus appr 50 silver /red ones before the Opel marketing decision shows, that +/- 50% silver/red ones were sold in the US.
Unfortunately the 1100 version is not very popular till today.
A couple of month ago a guy in Germany offered a 100% original one with orginal 15000 km ( 9000 miles) for a very reasonable price.
He had many visitors and blabbers, but nobody bougth the car.
All the people prefered bondo bombers with a bigger engine.
In the end the 1100cc GT found a good home, -- > a private museum in Denmark!!
The 69 I have, (1.9L) has the green/saddle tan combination. Interesting that it was only available for one year in both U.S. and Europe. Any idea why? Thanks, JarrellOriginally Posted by PROPEL
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retuned @ 383 WHP and 373 TQ
sorry i have not been on this forum for a while just crazy with work and other stuff.
so we have sport compact drag racing at Englishtown 06/27/2010 and was wondering what time i should expect my car to run with fairly good driving.just retuned and made 383 WHP and 373 TQ.
I am aiming for atleast mid to low 12's, would this be possible?car feels amazing and hold peak boost 24 psi to redline doesnt bleed off.any suggestions would be good
If you google that question there is a 1/4 mile calculator somewhere.
i dont know what dyno your on but ive seen some 09's with 310-315hp running 12.2-12.3. id hope you'd be mid 11's.
mid 11's that crazy if i get that would love that lol. Its on a dynojet car was tuned by pruven performance by big AL
i did plug the numbers into the calculator and came out to be 11.89 but i have to take weather conditions, launch etc into consideration so all said atleast low 12's
medium humidity and 60's with a 1.7 60 foot id guess 11.7-11.9.
yeah that sounds abt right, i really need to work on that launch, with that power i will try to stay between 4-5 k in the launches if i get a 1.8 60ft wont mind, i am getting a set konig wheel daylite just weigh in @ 14.4 lbs 17x7 each, so this hopefully will help with that 60ft too
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2012 story: South Texas police target gangs with checkpoints
SAN JUAN, Texas (AP) - Police in a South Texas town are targeting gang members with roadside checkpoints, raising questions of profiling and unreasonable searches.
San Juan Police Chief Juan Gonzalez tells The McAllen Monitor (http://bit.ly/TzFD9l ) that the periodic checkpoints are "non-conventional," but says they are part of a larger effort to curtail gang activity.
Vehicles are stopped at the checkpoints and checked for violations regarding insurance, seatbelts and driver's licenses. Gonzalez says nearly all gang members are willing to announce their gang affiliation. They are asked to voluntarily allow officers to photograph their gang tattoos and their information is added to a state gang database.
Joseph Martin, a lawyer with the South Texas Civil Rights Project, says the checkpoints raise constitutional questions about unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Is there anyway I can make a cd that serves no purpose other than to boot BackTrack from my usb key? Google is running me around in circles and I'm pretty much at a loss here. Any help would be appreciated.
The easier way is to boot from the BT cd, with a usb drive containing the necessary folders, and edit one of the options to add nocd at the end.
Im straying a bit from the CD idea but be sure to check for any BIOS firmware updates that my be available if you havent already. A simple update of your BIOS may reveal the ability to boot to that precious USB key
Just wanted to pop back in and thank everyone who had a suggestion. The problem is solved using both methods in the first two posts. balding_parrot unfortunatly the only bios update listed for me is a minor unreleated bugfix but it was a good suggestion none the less. Thanks everyone.


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|Christel Dillbohner @ Don Soker Contemporary Art, San Francisco
|Dear (sm.)ART-Friends,
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Christel Dillbohner
would like to invite you to visit her site-specific installation
Nothing is Certain - Fragments from The Arctic Chronicles
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Gallery hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 5pm
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The opening reception is tomorrow
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4 - 7 pm
Artist talk 5 pm
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The exhibition contains a selection of artifacts from The Arctic Chronicles, and a series of new paintings on canvas, wood and paper.
Geological structures and glacial lobes, cloud masses and arctic seas are the underpinning of Dillbohner's paintings. The paintings' layers are generated more than they are painted or drawn; surfaces scored and scarped, pushed and pulled, oscillating between principles of randomness and control. She experiments with fluid, changeable materials such as hot and cold wax; adding ink and water to liquefied pigments. In this flooding of paint all boundaries of distinction are lost.
Dillbohner will also present a new group of assemblage boxes made of weathered wood and rusted metals, plant material and old photographs collected over the years. These assemblages that form The Arctic Chronicles are inspired by arctic history as well as addressing the present melting of the poles and glaciers.
Dillbohner was born and educated in Cologne, Germany, and has lived in California for over twenty years. She has had extensive exhibitions nationally and in Europe and Asia and is the recipient of much public acclaim.
"For me, art has always been visual research and dissemination: investigating events and concepts through uncommon viewpoints and tools, then transforming ideas and material into "visual catalysts", offers me a perpetual challenge, the basis for my creative process and the means for a nonverbal communication with others. Over the years, I've expanded my material language: worked with clay and sculpted paper, spent days in the darkroom, explored the use of wax, added oils and pigment to my palette, and collected a multitude of natural materials and cultural debris for my assemblages. The outcomes of my visual studies, which often involve travel, are manifested in my paintings, collages, assemblages and sculptures. I present these in intimate or large-scale site- specific installations, often accompanied by talks and workshops. ... It is my hope that the sensuous, speculatively charged zones of this environment may communicate to the viewer my pleasure of viewing things and ideas from a different angle. They may also speak to him or her of discovering, collecting, and securing evidence, and of the never ending search for new insights into, and ideas about, the world and oneself."
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Hiland's Brennan Coil entered at the No. 2 seed in the boys shot put at the Div. III Newcomerstown District, and exited No. 1 after his winning heave of 49-1.
Coil's effort paced the Hawks on Day 1, which has Hiland first overall with 25 points. Steubenville Catholic Central is second with 15.5.
The Hawks also scored well in the high jump, getting eight second-place points from Collin Blochlinger (6-0) and four from Morgan Gingerich, who placed fifth with a jump of 5-6. Gingerich just missed a regional berth, though.
Hiland was sixth in the 4x800 relay (9:04.48).
On the girls side, freshman Michaela Kandel won the long jump with a leap of 14-4 3/4, while the Hawks' 4x800 relay punched their regional ticket with a fourth-place 10:59.36. Running the relay for the Hawks were Alex Troyer, Cherokee Wells, Melissa Hostetler and Isabelle Fowler. Troyer is a junior, while the other three are freshmen.
After the first day of competition, the Hiland girls are third with 15 points, while Garaway leads with 33 and the hosting Trojans are second (19).
Div. I Hoover District
The Wooster High girls sit eighth after Day 1 with 9.5 points and the boys 11th with 3.
The General girls' best finish was a fifth in the 4x800 relay, clocking at 10:05.87.
Sabrina Chupp was sixth in the shot put with a toss of 36-0 3/4, whileStephanie Walton was sixth in the high jump at 4-10.
For the boys, Ja'Vontae Lidge was seventh in the long jump with a 20-1 1/2, and the 4x800 team was eighth.


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don JUAN de Castilla "el Tuerto" (after 1293[761]-murdered Toro 2 Dec 1326). The mid-14th Century Nobiliario of don Pedro de Portugal Conde de Barcelós names "don Juan" who was blind in one eye as son of "el infante don Juan" and his wife María[762]. He succeeded as Señor Soberano de Vizcaya, by right of his mother. He disputed power with the Infantes don Felipe and don Juan Manuel, on the accession of King Alfonso XI. The Chronicon Domini Joannis Emmanuelis records that "Dns Joannes filius Infantis Dni Emmanuelis et Dns Joannes filius Infantis Dni Joannis" renounced their tutorship over King Alfonso XI in Aug 1325[763]. Supported by the powerful Haro family, he acquired a position of such power in Castile that the king eventually imprisoned him and ordered his death. The Chronicon Domini Joannis Emmanuelis records that the king ordered the death of "Dnm Joannem, filium Infantis Dni Joannis" in 1326[764]. m dona ISABEL de Portugal Senhora de Pinella e Miranda, daughter of Infante dom AFONSO de Portugal Señor de Portoalegre & his wife doña Violante Manuel [de Castilla-Peñafiel] ([1292]-shortly before 1367). The mid-14th Century Nobiliario of don Pedro de Portugal Conde de Barcelós records that "don Juan el Tuerto" married "doña Isabel, hija del infante don Alonso de Portugal é de doña Violante, hija del infante don Manuel de Castilla é de la infanta doña Constanza de Aragon"[765]. Juan & his wife had one child:
a) doña MARÍA Díaz de Haro ([1320]-[1348/49]). The mid-14th Century Nobiliario of don Pedro de Portugal Conde de Barcelós names "doña Maria" as daughter of "don Juan el Tuerto" and his wife, adding that she married "don Joan Nuñez, hijo de don Fernan Guidella é de doña Juana de Lara"[766]. She succeeded her father in 1326 as Señora Soberana de Vizcaya. "D. Juan Nuñez Señor de Vizcaya y Doña Maria su muger" founded chapels in Burgos Cathedral by charter dated 1346[767]. m (Bayonne 1331) don JUAN Núñez de Lara Señor de Lara, son of Infante don FERNANDO de Castilla Señor de Lara & his wife doña Juana Núñez de Lara ([1314/15]-Burgos 28 Nov 1350, bur San Pablo de Burgos). He succeeded in 1331 as Señor Soberano de Vizcaya, by right of his wife.
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Date published: 08 August 2014
THE Independent Police Complaints Commission has made recommendations to GMP following an investigation into the death of a teenager who suffered epileptic seizures while being held in custody.
Billy Salton (19) suffered two seizures at Cheadle Heath custody suite, where he was held for a total of 33 hours. He had a third fit in a cell at Stockport Magistrates' Court after being transferred there for a court hearing and died three days later in Stepping Hill Hospital on July 9, 2012.
An inquest recorded that Mr Salton died of natural causes after suffering a heart attack brought on by a third epileptic fit he suffered after transfer to Stockport Magistrates Court.
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Saddleworth finest it does not mater what he in for. The police new he was sick and should have watched him better
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A .32 can penetrate the sternum. I shot a 2x4 with mine, 15 feet away. It went through and through, but it was a FMJ.
I've carried my .32 every day for the past 20 years.
I shot an animal in self-defense. It worked (on the animal).
The only reason I'm looking to retire my .32ACP is because I'm having a heck of a time finding ammo for it.
I carry Fiocchi FMJ in my P-32. I only carry it when I can't carry something bigger or if I need to make a quick run outside to take out trash, etc. at night. I call it a "get off me gun". If I ever had to use it, I'd empty the magazine into the perp. 7.65mm/32ACP has killed many folks in Europe over the years. Reduced recoil over the P3AT was enough for me to buy it.
I have several firearms of different calibers. While I prefer the 9mm or the .45, I have no problem carrying either the KelTec .32 or the KelTec P-3AT. My wife usually grabs the .32...she likes the small size, and I say it's much better than a 9mm in the safe.
Good feedback in this thread - thanks peoples.
the kel tec p3at has a place in my carry rotation as the weekend off duty gun. my wife likes the p32 for every day carry. is it better than a 45acp/40s&w/9mm? yes/no,, hard to say. seen some shot with these and they drove themself to the er. seen some shot with smaller guns, 22lr/25acp/32acp/380acp and they were placed in the body bag. you just don't now how it will come out. but i do know the gun in hand is better than the gun back home. carry something, practive with it, no matter the size.
My opinion (which is worth squat), it's ok if that's what you have and money is too tight right now to look at other options. It's ok if that's what you can and will carry as compared to larger guns. Practice as much as you can and get good with it. I think it's better than .22 and .25. I think there are better options available if you can swing it. As for similar size and not bank breakers, the LCP is a good option in .380. Kel Tec makes a small 9mm that is inexpensive. If you can manage to carry larger than those and spend up to $500, you can really open up the possibilities for larger caliber, higher capacity, and better ergos and recoil management.
For me personally, I never carry a caliber smaller than 9mm, and I very rarely carry 9mm anymore. I usually carry .40, .45, or .357. The reason? I have large thick hands and wrists the size of a tree limb and I can shoot large calibers in small guns with no problem (quick, accurate, and all day long)...so I figure why not. As I get older, that may not continue to be the case and I will be fine carrying 9mm if that's the largest caliber I can perform well with. The gun, regardless of the caliber, is only as effective as the person behind it. It's a matter of what weapon you can be effective with.
Most of the time, I have a P-32 in my front left pocket. On rare occasions, it's the only gun I'm packing and it's comforting when it's all I can carry. The .380 is probably better but I doubt it is substantially better, at least not in the short tube of a P3AT. I do know I can place accurate hits at a much faster rate with the P-32 and that's my preference with any mini gun.
^^^^^^^^^^^^While I have no doubt that .32 cal. will kill, and has^^^^^^^^^
You just have to make sure you run into the average bad guy,, and not one who would rather you die than he.
I myself won't carry less than 9mm, and that seems to be on the slight end at best.
Too many reports of thugs taking 6,8,12 and even more shots from larger caliber firearms and still having too much fight in them.
I believe I'll take the Ruger LCP for a test drive at the range this week to try to get a feel for the .380 and go from there. If I don't like it I'll go back to feeling secure in my decision.
Per the Marshall/Sanow Handgun Stopping Power study based on street results:
.32 ACP WW 60 gr. STHP: 61 shootings, 36 one-shot stops, 59%
.380 ACP WW 85 gr STHP: 59 shootings, 32 one-shot stops, 54%
.38 special, 2" bbl, WW 125 gr JHP +P: 41 shootings, 23 one-shot stops, 56%
There are other loads listed but these are most similar.
How "definitive" their study is has been argued to death so I am not going there. But their work does give a frame of reference based on something more than conjecture.


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i couldn't fit everything in my crock pot, so only used 1 pkg of the fake ground meat. and i misread the instructions - didn't realize i need THREE 28 oz cans of tomatos... but i rustled some up. i used one can with mild green chilies. that added a little more fire.
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Nice, be sure to visit the super snubbie thread. What model is it?
This is a discussion on "I want" wins again. within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I been reading these forums for about a year now intermittently but I have always had trouble with feeling unformfortable about carrying because of printing. ...
I been reading these forums for about a year now intermittently but I have always had trouble with feeling unformfortable about carrying because of printing. South Texas climate is always warm to hot and we dont wear a lot of clothing here. Even when its cold (40ish) its still only light jackets. So I have been looking for a weapon I could throw into my pockets and not worry that someone is going to identify that brick in my pocket.
Enter the latest wheel gun.
This isn't my first revolver, but it is my first in 2in barrel. I took it out to the range and it was putting a beating on my hand. I could easily pull it in a situation and confidently use it with no issues. Definalty not a target weapon though and I am pleased with how it prints (or doesnt) in a pair of shorts.
After browsing the local gun show I kept revisting a table that had a Barretta .32. It was a little smaller but it was almost $100 more. I liked how it felt in my hand and I may end up with one of those before the year is out.
So I will end with...thanks for having this forum to provide a wealth of information and ideas.
Nice, be sure to visit the super snubbie thread. What model is it?
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I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
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I like my taurus 85 ultra light on me right now
I got the same gun, ultra light as well. i like it. Sometimes i wish i had bought the regular weighted version as it can be kinda "sharp" with recoil but for what it is i do like it. And carrying it in a jacket pocket is nice. the lightjness does come in habndy then...and it's not a constant shooter to me so I am happy with its light weight.
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I had, note "had" an 850(hammerless 85) in full steel... stick with the UL. The 850 got left at home too much so I sold it.
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Should of asked this sooner as I about through (was using NEC 2002 but county uses 2005) but here goes: Wiring detached garage with one 20 amp circuit from main house breaker. One 12/2 w/ ground UF cable in 1" conduit buried 18" deep (I thought 6" was enough but inspector said 18") to disconnect mounted on exterior of garage. From there i am pulling two 12/2 cables: One for 5 outlets (first one GFCI) and one for 5 lights: 2 coach lights, 1 outside service door and 2 overhead flourescents (which are plugged into 2 additional outlets) I am "pigtailing" the 12/2 line side in the light switch box to have 2 seperate light switches. Also, do I need a 3' x 3' concrete stoop outside service door? Thanks in advance for any help.
Personally, it would of been better to pull #6 or #8 to allow for 240vac service, and with that, you could go 60amp to allow for future needs. That is just my opinion. My garage had 12awg NM, and ended up pulling, and replacing with 10awg for a 30amp circuit to allow all 120vac for a 20amp for outlets, and 15amp for lighting.
The electrical sounds ok. But GFCI protect those florescent light receptacle outlets also. Many inspectors will allow the garage door opener exception, but no other ceiling receptacles under the 2005.
I have no idea about the cement work.
Greg, you are not the first to suggest that I add more power capability but I decided to go this route anyway.
I just read that cables running horizontally between studs need to be at least 8' if not covered by sheetrock..... looks like I will be re-pulling some anyway.
I thought they pulled it from the NEC, maybe local, I hope? I do not live in St. Paul.
The reason for being up in the Rafters, is so that people do not hang stuff off of them, and the wire actually has to be secured along the rafters, not just laying there.
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And yesterday Anthony Jackson appeared at Bolton Crown Court charged with handling the stolen watch. He claimed he bought it from another man.
He was jailed for two years for handling and for breaking into a house in Bradshaw.
Former Bolton Wanderers manager Mr Allardyce has praised police for their swift response following the break-in.
He said: "The magnificent and early response by the police was outstanding and one of the main reasons that this man has been caught and I'm very pleased that he has been brought to justice."
Police arrived within five minutes of the burglar alarm going off at Mr Allardyce's home, Bolton Crown Court heard, but by then a "Rolex" watch had been taken from a bedside table.
West Ham lost 1-0 to Crystal Palace and, in a post-match interview Mr Allardyce declared himself "frustrated and angry" with his team's performance.
Prosecuting barrister Roger Brown said: "It was probably known to the burglars that the owner was not there at the time because he has got a job in West Ham."
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Jackson pleaded guilty to handling the manager's watch, plus a burglary at another upmarket Bolton house.
Defending barrister, Nicholas Ross, said: "It was certainly not a good day for Mr Allardyce."
Mr Brown said that, following the burglary at Mr Allardyce's home, police had initially valued his missing watch at £500, but then it was discovered the timepiece was a fake and was awaiting repair at the time it was taken.
When arrested two days later Jackson, aged 21, of Halliwell Road, Bolton, claimed he had bought the watch from a man in Cheetham Hill, but Mr Allardyce identified it as his.
Mr Ross told Bolton Crown Court: "He (Jackson) realised himself that it was probably a fake or counterfeit watch.
"He was gobsmacked when he learned it belonged to the manager of West Ham football club."
Mr Brown said that police also recovered a wallet at Jackson's home, which he had stolen in a burglary at a house off Bradshaw Road, Bradshaw, on November 20.
He added that the owners, Ian and Karen Thorpe, went to work at 7am, leaving the property secure.
But gardeners, who arrived at the home in the afternoon, discovered patio doors had been broken and the house, and the adjoining self-contained flat used by the owners' son, had been ransacked.
Contents to the value of £4,800 were stolen and CCTV footage showed two men inside the house.
Blood discovered in the flat was identified as belonging to Jackson.
Mr Ross said the burglary was committed out of desperation as Jackson, who has a criminal record dating back to 2006, owed money for rent and had lost a part-time market job.
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