The post whore thread.

Been switching out the furniture on wifes yard rifle to OD. Finally got the hand guard picked up and on it, waited(for 3 weeks) for slow poke buddy to send butt stock and now I can't find where she left the pistol grip she picked out of the pile.

She announces this morning she has decided she wants FDE instead.

It started with FDE and I traded those parts for the OD.

Think it is time she learned to assemble AR platform her self.[Mad][gohome]

B. Clinton speaking at the OK. bombing site? What a douche. I hate him and his douchery wife.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Dumbbells with guns, or guns for dumbbells ?

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Well I meant the new t2 on the new sbr. Im shocked you know what Dumbbells are Jim. I figured they just had rocks to move around when you were little


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Originally Posted by fitz19d

Didnt feel like it's own thread. Anyone have many ideas for helping with sweat from a kevlar vest. I know out in the sun nothing will save you, but just sitting in an office, and I still get sweaty just from the large area of no air flow from the vest. Seems like I tend to sweat easier.

So far I've only come up with grabbing myself some under armor heat gear shirts to try and keep things wicked and dry (one time to be thankful for dry climate here). Also found this http://shop.221btactical.com/products/maxx-dri-vest seemed like might be worth a shot.

Might even go as far as to do the vacuum hose to a car a/c vent for my drive to/from and on breaks could sit in car w/ ac.

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Fitz not much you can do when you're sitting. Lack of airflow. The problem with Kevlar is its tight woven and air doesn't flow freely. Heat gear won't do much, it's made to dry quickly when air moves. Might provide slight comfort, it's the lack of circulation that kills you.

Several of the LE that I trained bjj with said it didn't matter what they tried. Even with ac cranked in their patrol car. It was always great on a really hot day... If their BO didn't gag you from being in a vest all day, the entire can of axe they use to try and mask the smell would.

What Jim said about your intake of caffeine and such will help as well


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Originally Posted by Monky

Well I meant the new t2 on the new sbr. Im shocked you know what Dumbbells are Jim. I figured they just had rocks to move around when you were little


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My kin folk were chained in a line and forced to move Great blocks of stone for someone named Rah. So metal objects were forbodden in the hovel

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

can't help you cleaning wise. BUT... if you want to try reducing perspiration try a change of diet. Limit caffeine, carbonated beverages, etc.

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Which leads me to the other problem, worried about staying awake now that I'm apt to be doing overnights again for a little while. Was wondering if anyones been on Nuvigil or any of the "shift work disorder" meds. I've had existing sleep issues with excessive daytime sleepiness or other times even after anywhere from 6-10 hrs sleep.


PS reply to your PM, scheduling issues with sunday.

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Originally Posted by fitz19d

Which leads me to the other problem, worried about staying awake now that I'm apt to be doing overnights again for a little while. Was wondering if anyones been on Nuvigil or any of the "shift work disorder" meds. I've had existing sleep issues with excessive daytime sleepiness or other times even after anywhere from 6-10 hrs sleep.


PS reply to your PM, scheduling issues with sunday. [facepalm]

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good cause i'm over scheduled

Before one tries "something for sleep" try meditating, exercise, yoga. Yeah it sounds hokey BUT being able to relax mentally helps your body physically relax. One of the better ones (for me) is some old lamaze stretches the spouse & i practiced decades ago before our daughter was born. Good stretching was followed up with relaxing your mind / trying to erase the hectic day.

In order to achieve this one must Turn off the phone, close the blinds and tell the spouse it's quiet time. White noise (fan) always helps.

Going to sleep not a problem, it's staying awake.

Regular exercise made the biggest difference for me being able to stay awake.

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Originally Posted by fitz19d

Going to sleep not a problem, it's staying awake.

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Russian porn. Trying to figure out what she's saying keeps you on your toes, hypothetically.


A good rest / sleep is part of being able to stay awake.