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So I ended up grabbing an XDM to add to my collection and have about 300 rounds through, but continue to see feed issues at the rate of about 4-5 per magazine. This is across Magtech, Blazer, and Federal.

Anyone deal with this before with this model. I have a lot of pistols and 10mm and this is the first I’ve come across this.

What a pisser, I think I am going to grab a second one since it will be the last time we can get them. It’s unfortunate they made this decision because of the upcoming restrictions but I guess they don’t want to deal with any of it.

Heads up to anyone on the fence in my area.

Owners of the XDM, give me the good and the bad. I have a MP2.0, 320Xten, and Glock 5. There is a good bundle deal going on and while I really don't need another pistol, it is looking hard to pass on and reviews seem to be pretty favorable. Would like to know what you don't like about it and anything that maybe would make it a definite BUY NOW.

We are getting conflicting information being told by one admissions person that it is the highest of the two- so obviously weighted. And then another told us they believe it is unweighted. Pretty frustrating that the admin team don't have a definitive answer.

This will make a big difference because my daughter has a 3.45 unweighted and a 3.7 weighted.

Thanks!

Man, what a set list and mash, just listened to this and felt like sprinting 10 miles! So creative. Jealous of those that saw this live

Had my colonoscopy a couple weeks back and posted about my positive experience. But, they found 3 polyps, 2 were <4mm and 1 was 14 and they didn’t seem concerned but said it had to be checked- as expected. Well 2 weeks later they leave me a voice mail (today) that my results are back and want me to call back as soon as I can to discuss. I am in meetings all day literally freaking out and when I call, the person says she can’t discuss and I need to talk to the medical team at the facility. At this point I am shitting myself (lol) and get put on hold for 10 min. The assistant comes on and transfers me again. Only at that point does the person say, “ okay so everything came back normal and ther

I’ll be honest, I’m considered the big tough guy and I was terrified. Scared of the prep, the process, what they would find, etc. Now that it’s over, I’ll say that everyone should do it. The prep was the worst part with little sleep and dehydration from not keeping anything in for 36hours, but once at the clinic it was easy sailing. They talk you through everything, had to rest a bit because my anxiety and dehydration had my BP high. Started me with saline and then moved me to the exam room and once the sedative hit I was out until my wife and nurse were standing back in the prep room. No recall of anything.

They found 3 small polyps that they removed and the doctor said it was a necessary

I've searched and keep seeing the "20 degree rule" but seems to be some back and forth on is it 20 degree difference from the outside temp to inside or is it measured elsewhere.

In any case, what I want to ask before I call my HVAC company who installed my AC about 7 years ago, is whether this seems normal. Temp has been hovering around 94-100 degrees for the last couple of weeks and in the morning my air runs normal and keeps the house easily at 72-74. As the day goes on, the air obviously runs a lot more or near constant and struggles to keep to 76-77 and by night the air seems to blow a lot less from the vents. Then the air shuts off overnight as everything cools and everything works as

I know everyone has their opinions on corporate buzzwords but this one is really bothering me to an unhealthy level. 😆 I have several people that continue to ask for the “double click” instead of requesting details or after a meeting mentioning that there was a lot of “double click”, etc..

Sorry, Monday morning rant..

I’ve started losartan about 2 weeks ago and it’s been very effective almost immediately but I cannot deal with the sides. Feel aches and like I’ve had a 2 week cold with easy fatigue. I’ve been reading a lot and it seems most people that are on telmisartan are enjoying it with few sides.

Looking for any feedback or personal experiences. Thank you.

We currently have a 1/3 acre with 12 zones that is woefully out of shape, with mismatched heads, incorrect spacing, old valves and manifolds, etc. We are looking for a completely new layout, which requires new lines, heads, moving the valve boxes, etc.

Here is the estimate from one company: Install sprinkler system front and back yard, 10 to 12 zones, coming off existing febco backflow preventer, dig up existing valve boxes, move the valves and mainline for future construction, install Rainbird 1804 popup spray heads with water-efficient nozzles and Rainbird 5004 series rotors, use existing Rainbird timer, all sprinkler lines will be trenched at a minimum depth of 8inches using 3/4 poly pi