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post 1482846451 02-09-2017, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted By Tuksonrider
Cash on hand, face to face transaction.

Banks will cash anything that looks like a check, and then demand money once they find out that it's either counterfeit or no-funds available.
He was in CO so face to face probably wasnt going to happen, but I see your point.
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post 1482847661 02-09-2017, 12:08 PM
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Is this what it feels like when 1911 people buy a G19?
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post 1482848941 02-09-2017, 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Rajeev762x39
Orient Crew.

This is a tough one, but I'm gunna say Mako < Ray.

BRB my next Orient will probably be a blue-dial Mako Mk.II.
The best part about all these watches is they are affordable so you can buy both, or buy a few makos in multiple colors.

I personally love the tactical look of the ray raven more than makos, but both have their purpose. I have a few divers so I can change it up based on the outfit, etc. Most worn watches for me are probably my ray and my g shock. The G shock just because it works well for working out and coaching, so I am putting it on a minimum of 5 times a week for at least a quarter of the day.

That black orient is looking hnnnng weights, good choice in nato with the sweater.
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Got one of these Orients. Shame they discontinued them
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Originally Posted By HotCheetos
The best part about all these watches is they are affordable so you can buy both, or buy a few makos in multiple colors.

I personally love the tactical look of the ray raven more than makos, but both have their purpose. I have a few divers so I can change it up based on the outfit, etc. Most worn watches for me are probably my ray and my g shock. The G shock just because it works well for working out and coaching, so I am putting it on a minimum of 5 times a week for at least a quarter of the day.

That black orient is looking hnnnng weights, good choice in nato with the sweater.
Here's my Ray Mk.I on a Toxic:

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post 1482854001 02-09-2017, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted By lmnopotts
Q4 bonus paid today, captain responsible checking in. Paid off credit card (had a couple of drunken pizza orders and the last few hundred from the pre election purchases) and can finally start looking at more ammo without feeling like I'm digging a deeper hole. Nothing fancy coming, probably 100 rounds of XM118 175g and another 500 XM80.
I know this feel. Just got my bonus and besides the $350 I spent on the G43, the rest went straight into the account I'm using for house savings.
post 1482855621 02-09-2017, 01:04 PM
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[QUOTE=Rajeev762x39 post_id=1482843161]Orient Crew.

This is a tough one, but I'm gunna say Mako < Ray.

BRB my next Orient will probably be a blue-dial Mako Mk.II.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=HotCheetos post_id=1482848941]The best part about all these watches is they are affordable so you can buy both, or buy a few makos in multiple colors.

I personally love the tactical look of the ray raven more than makos, but both have their purpose. I have a few divers so I can change it up based on the outfit, etc. Most worn watches for me are probably my ray and my g shock. The G shock just because it works well for working out and coaching, so I am putting it on a minimum of 5 times a week for at least a quarter of the day.

That black orient is looking hnnnng weights, good choice in nato with the sweater.[/QUOTE]Thanks man. I really like them too. IMO the black mako/ray>>>skx007 seiko
[QUOTE=LeBoat post_id=1482851211][img]http://www.ablogtowatch.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/orient-cft00004b-watch-21.jpg[img]

Got one of these Orients. Shame they discontinued them[/QUOTE]not familier with that model, looks cool tho
[QUOTE=Rajeev762x39 post_id=1482853241]Here's my Ray Mk.I on a Toxic:

[img]https://i.imgur.com/gpuU4eY.jpg[img][/QUOTE]Mirin, how do you like the toxic?

I have these ones as well, the black one gets moe wear than any of the other watches i own, but i think my favorite looks wise is the pepsi:
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post 1482856701 02-09-2017, 01:12 PM
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post 1482860721 02-09-2017, 01:40 PM
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Part of me wants a watch. The rest of me thinks that there's a time indicator on virtually everything else I interface with.


Relent, do you have any pictures of AR-10s you've cerakoted or a link thereto?
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post 1482865951 02-09-2017, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Ikeman83
Part of me wants a watch. The rest of me thinks that there's a time indicator on virtually everything else I interface with.
It's pretty damn convenient to just glance at your wrist for the time at any time vs, say, needing a free hand to reach into your pocket, pull out phone, turn on display, turn off display, put back in your pocket. The free hand thing particularly.

It's one of those things you don't really notice until you wear a watch regularly, get used to it, then don't and are like...god dammit.

If you like not wearing a watch, don't ever start, because you'll be stuck.
post 1482867111 02-09-2017, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted By Ikeman83
Relent, do you have any pictures of AR-10s you've cerakoted or a link thereto?
Our IG has all the pics we have of anything we've actually had time to take a pic of. Which is probably not even 10% unfortunately.
post 1482873371 02-09-2017, 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
It's pretty damn convenient to just glance at your wrist for the time at any time vs, say, needing a free hand to reach into your pocket, pull out phone, turn on display, turn off display, put back in your pocket. The free hand thing particularly.

It's one of those things you don't really notice until you wear a watch regularly, get used to it, then don't and are like...god dammit.

If you like not wearing a watch, don't ever start, because you'll be stuck.
And checking the time on your phone can be tacky as fuk in some situations, I often leave my phone laying somewhere so I stay off of it, and it can seem rude or anti social if someone is talking and you check your phone.

Plus a good watch bumps your outfit up a point
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Originally Posted By HotCheetos
And checking the time on your phone can be tacky as fuk in some situations, I often leave my phone laying somewhere so I stay off of it, and it can seem rude or anti social if someone is talking and you check your phone.

Plus a good watch bumps your outfit up a point
A watch is nothing but man jewelry.

Not that there is anything wrong with that. I have a **** ton of them too.

1/2 the time with my automatics i never even set them.
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post 1482877181 02-09-2017, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted By Ikeman83
Part of me wants a watch. The rest of me thinks that there's a time indicator on virtually everything else I interface with.
You are the archetype of a watch enthusiast/collector. Here, try this one on--a Rolex "Polar" Explorer II:

https://www.rolex.com/watches/explor...6570-0001.html
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post 1482877201 02-09-2017, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
It's pretty damn convenient to just glance at your wrist for the time at any time vs, say, needing a free hand to reach into your pocket, pull out phone, turn on display, turn off display, put back in your pocket. The free hand thing particularly.

It's one of those things you don't really notice until you wear a watch regularly, get used to it, then don't and are like...god dammit.

If you like not wearing a watch, don't ever start, because you'll be stuck.
Originally Posted By HotCheetos
And checking the time on your phone can be tacky as fuk in some situations, I often leave my phone laying somewhere so I stay off of it, and it can seem rude or anti social if someone is talking and you check your phone.

Plus a good watch bumps your outfit up a point
both of these.

Its an accessory first in todays world where we have clocks everywhere, but it stands out and can compliment your over all look, and it is a tool to tell time, date, etc. despite having a clock on my desktop and phonei almost exclusivly use my watch when i need to know the time, rather than having to avert my eyes to the lower corner or move or close a window if its full screen etc.
post 1482877251 02-09-2017, 03:35 PM
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post 1482879311 02-09-2017, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted By weightsb4dates
both of these.

Its an accessory first in todays world where we have clocks everywhere, but it stands out and can compliment your over all look...
Troof.

A good friend won't wear a watch--says his phone is all he needs.

Here's how I explained it: a man without a watch on is like not wearing a belt with his trousers. He might not need a belt, but without it, he doesn't look put together.
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post 1482879601 02-09-2017, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted By eltoro24
A watch is nothing but man jewelry.

Not that there is anything wrong with that. I have a **** ton of them too.

1/2 the time with my automatics i never even set them.
men like you just want to watch the world burn, don't you?
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post 1482879811 02-09-2017, 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted By Rajeev762x39
Troof.

A good friend won't wear a watch--says his phone is all he needs.

Here's how I explained it: a man without a watch on is like not wearing a belt with his trousers. He might not need a belt, but without it, he doesn't look put together.
- I do use my watch for stopwatch, timer, alarm, and for telling time. (much more convenient that pulling out phone to do these things)
- I've also always had the saying in my head that that "wearing a watch shows that time is valuable to you." (I know its bullchit, but it sounds nice) So in a sense is does complete "my look."
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Originally Posted By omnip0tent
- I do use my watch for stopwatch, timer, alarm, and for telling time. (much more convenient that pulling out phone to do these things)
- I've also always had the saying in my head that that "wearing a watch shows that time is valuable to you." (I know its bullchit, but it sounds nice) So in a sense is does complete "my look."
its not bs, it does add a look of professionalism. It hints that you are in charge of your own time.
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Originally Posted By LeBoat
men like you just want to watch the world burn, don't you?
Lol I have been asked what time it was before and said, "No clue" got a strange look.

My friends wife can't even tell time on a clock. Bro was making fun of her and I was blown away.
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Any one run a RDS on a g20/21 in here? Still going back and forth whether or not i want to use one or not, its an HD gun, so don't have to worry about conceal-ability. just not sure if its worth the price as its not a race gun/cary gun etc. will prob just see the range a few times a month. also what is the accurate range for a rds like the vortex venom? If i set it to be accurate at 7-10 yards will it be anywhere near where it needs to be at 15-20 yards? im pretty curious about the single point vs having front/rear sights
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Originally Posted By weightsb4dates
Any one run a RDS on a g20/21 in here? Still going back and forth whether or not i want to use one or not, its an HD gun, so don't have to worry about conceal-ability. just not sure if its worth the price as its not a race gun/cary gun etc. will prob just see the range a few times a month. also what is the accurate range for a rds like the vortex venom? If i set it to be accurate at 7-10 yards will it be anywhere near where it needs to be at 15-20 yards? im pretty curious about the single point vs having front/rear sights
Venoms are $215 - $230 or so.
A 10 yard zero will give you about a 2" "battle zero" from point blank to about 75 yards. So you're basically in bulls eye category from 0 to 75 yards without even having to worry about hold overs or unders.

*That's on a milled slide. A dovetail mount isn't going to give you that good of a battle zero. The higher the dot is above the bore, the worse your hold overs and unders will be.

Edit: That's for 9mm.
45acp and 10mm will obviously drop faster than 9mm, but you'd still be WELL within a 2" battle zero from 0 - 50 yards or so.
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Originally Posted By Adarus
Morning MFC

Originally Posted By DilloCutioner
Comes back in 2 weeks later for just a touch-up...

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Originally Posted By R3L3NTL3SS
Venoms are $215 - $230 or so.
A 10 yard zero will give you about a 2" "battle zero" from point blank to about 75 yards. So you're basically in bulls eye category from 0 to 75 yards without even having to worry about hold overs or unders.

*That's on a milled slide. A dovetail mount isn't going to give you that good of a battle zero. The higher the dot is above the bore, the worse your hold overs and unders will be.

Edit: That's for 9mm.
45acp will obviously drop faster than 9mm, but you'd still be WELL within a 2" battle zero from 0 - 50 yards or so.
Exactly what i was looking for. thanks dude
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Originally Posted By weightsb4dates
Exactly what i was looking for. thanks dude
No problem.
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A watch is not jewelry. ( though for some people it is)
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Originally Posted By weightsb4dates
its not bs, it does add a look of professionalism. It hints thatyou are in charge of your own time.
no wonder I don't need to wear a watch
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This what I wear 80% of the time. Case thickness is less than 7mm, majority of my watches are around that, I can't stand bulky watches.
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Just got home from work, no time for the range, which sucks...had the "range bag" ready to go and couldn't get out in time.

Here are my go to watches, I've got 4 others but they are junk





And favorite pic of my nighthawk getting some sun



I've got a bunch of random natos and other straps when I like to switch it up for an outfit
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