Some names to watch before it’s deleted

[RVACane]

Czech this out.

 

[RVACane]

This is the pink gun (el pingon in Spanish for you English only speakers) that I gave my wife. Handles exceptionally well and easy to grip. If you’re looking for a gun for your wife or girlfriend, ask her if she wants a pingon.

 

[PIPO]

 

[Bubbacane10]

I do my favorite pulled pork what I call a Texas style. Heavy pepper based rub smoked over oak.
Love Memphis bbq sauce

Have you tried Carolina reaper rub on pulled pork.

 

[Cane6]

Spoiler

 

[D7.]

Another good choice

Eagle Rare (anything Buffalo Trace) is hard to get here but I actually found a website that shipped ER and regular BT together for a decent price

Western Bourbon I think

I've been drinking Angel's Envy the past couple of years since it's a lot easier to find. Delicious.

 

[Bubbacane10]

South Carolina bbq is better than Texas

Texas bbq is a little overrated. They got good brisket in Texas. I’ll take Carolinas for bbq

 

[Bender]

 

[hollyhood27]

Went from a Sheild to a G19 and like it a lot. But I think I want to pick up the 365 for when I don’t want to be as bulky.

My father in law’s neighbor sold him a 365xl with a red dot and that thing is

 

[Atom Atlas]

 

[thegrimreefer]

Carrying a Glock 19 for 10 years.
Thinking about changing it up.
Anyone ever switch to something else?
Suggestions?

Sig p365 if you want a compact carry with punch. I switched all my 9mm to revolver and I’m lovin it. A much better shooting experience in my opinion

 

[TheToadSage]

South Carolina finally passed open carry and I’m loving it

 

[hollyhood27]

 

[The U is back to work]

So Monday, eh?

 

[Artist Formerly Known As]

Carrying a Glock 19 for 10 years.
Thinking about changing it up.
Anyone ever switch to something else?
Suggestions?

This is what I got, and haven’t had a problem

Ruger American® Pistol Duty

ruger.com

My best recommendation would be go to the best gun store in the area, give them an idea of what you’re looking for, and handle/shoot as many options as you can.

 

[insaneinthecane]

My favorite KOL song. The jam delivers

 

[hollyhood27]

I’ve heard good things about the Hellcat. 11+1 and 13+1 with the extender.

Anyone shot it?

 

[Fatboycane]

Good call on the extended mag for the p365. Allows the pinky finger to rest in the grip.

 

[RaisingCane26]

Absolutely favorite pistol is my Sig 226 Tacops

 

[Redstate12]

Tom Loy of the 247Sports Notre Dame site Irish Illustrated hit me up last night and gave me a heads up that he heard Miami is pursuing Tommy Rees for the open offensive coordinator position. Loy is an excellent reporter on the Notre Dame beat, so his info is rock solid, and he asked if I could check in on my end to see what I am hearing.

Over night on Friday, I confirmed from a couple sources that Miami is pursuing Rees. It sounds like Rees has a decision to make in terms of whether he wants to stay at Notre Dame (his alma mater), take on a new challenge at Miami, or explore some potential NFL offensive coordinator options.

From the Miami side of things, Rees is believed to have serious interest in the Hurricanes, but it is also recognized that Brian Kelly tried to lure him to LSU during that coaching transition and was unsuccessful.

Rees, who is 29 years old, has been coaching at Notre Dame since 2017. He was the quarterbacks coach from 2017-19 and was promoted to offensive coordinator in 2020. Rees is respected for running a balanced, creative attack that has maximized the Notre Dame talent for the past two years.

On Wednesday, Gaby Urrutia reported that Tennessee offensive coordinator Alex Golesh is a name to know in Miami’s search. If Rees does not agree to come to Miami, I think we could see Mario Cristobal turn the heat up on that pursuit.

Are there other names Cristobal is speaking with as well? Most likely. He is being extremely thorough and exploring every option.

Miami will give Mario Cristobal an assistant coach salary pool of at least $8M to work with. Whoever Cristobal hires at offensive coordinator is expected to be one of the highest paid play-callers (that is not a head coach) in college football in 2022.