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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ต.ค. 2019
- Shooting and briefly discussing the various military handguns through the years. Again, these are the firearms I actually own. I do not have absolutely every firearm ever used by the military; however, I DO have most of the major adoptions through the years. Obviously, this is just an overview and a look at the evolution of technology, not an attempt to explore any one firearm in detail.
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U.S. Model 1836 Pistol: • US Model 1836 R. Johns...
Colt's Dragoon: • Colt's Dragoon
1858 Remington: • 1858 Remington Cap & Ball
1851 Navy Colt: • 1851 Navy Colts
Colt Single Action Army: • Original U.S. Cavalry ...
Schofield: • Schofield Revolver by ...
Colt New Army 1892: • Colt New Army Model 1892
Colt U.S. Army Model 1909: • U.S. Army Colt Model 1909
Colt 1911: • Original Colt 1911
Beretta 92: • Beretta 92FS
SIG M17: • SIG M17 Commemorative
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Remember to check the description for links to most of these main handguns. On some of them, such as the 1911 and Beretta, we have several videos and comparisons through the years you might search for. I just linked to one video for each handgun. No videos yet on the 1805 Harpers Ferry or Colt Walker. I've not had them all that long.
Also, this was a one-take, first-take video, as are most of our videos. I knew I had to move along pretty fast in order to keep it under 40 minutes, and I left out a few things I should have shared. My brain doesn't work as well when I'm in a hurry, which is a scary thought.
did you know they used one of your videos in the new movie rattlesnake on netflix???
Yeah Hickok45 congratulations! You made it to the movies! Watch Rattlesnake on Netflix. You get featured at 49:22. Not sure if you are aware of it.
thank you for doing a us handgun one I really enjoy your videos and I'm a fan of black powder guns
1776 -2019
Did you know that gun is over 243 years old
I have a feeling a lot of people would love to help you clean those guns and chew the fat with you, count me as one of them.
imagine robbing his house and all of the sudden the lights go red and you hear “hickok45 here”
bradys yeet
Bix nood
Howp out da whip in go yeet
That would be something to watch
This is so overused I think it started when the flintlock was introduced.
* hikhok pulls out flintlock rifle *
I own a musket for home defense, since that's what the founding fathers intended. Four ruffians break into my house. "What the devil?" I scream as I grab my powdered wig and Kentucky rifle. Blow a golf ball sized hole through the first man, he's dead on the spot. Draw my pistol on the second man, miss him entirely because it's smoothbore and accidentaly nail the neighbors dog. I have to resort to the cannon mounted at the top of the stairs loaded with grape shot, "Tally ho lads" the grape shot shreds two men in the blast, the sound and extra shrapnel set off car alarms. Fix bayonet and charge the last terrified rapscallion. He Bleeds out waiting on the police to arrive since triangular bayonet wounds are impossible to stitch up. Just as the founding fathers intended.
Lorenzo Pagani I do love some good spaghetti
I honestly think it would be cool to use a .75 caliber brown bess for home defense no cap. (Pun intended) Imagine you fire a 700 grain musketball into some guy sealing your T.V. and when questioned by the police you only refer to the intruder as a redcoat.
It's an old meme, but it checks out...
Lol
God bless you! Love your sense of humor man.
Lorenzo Pagani lmfaoooo best comment ever !
I dont know how much he'd appreciate me providing timestamps, but since its such a longer video, Ill provide timestamps for firing each handgun.
Brown Flintlock: 2:50
Black Flintlock: 5:40
Walker-Colt Patterson Caplock Revolver: 9:10
Dragoon Caplock Revolver: 12:00
Colt Model 1860 Caplock Revolver: 13:40 (Included, but didnt fire)
Remington Model 1860 Caplock Revolver: 15:45
Colt 1851 Navy Caplock Revolver: 18:00
Colt SAA Navy Cartridge Revolver: 22:10
S&W Schofield Model Cartridge Revolver: 24:20
Colt 1892 Cartridge Revolver: 27:50
Colt 1909 Cartridge Revolver: 31:00
Colt 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol: 32:50
Colt 1917 Cartridge Revolver: 34:25
Beretta 9mm Semi-Automatic Pistol: 36:15
SIG Sauer M17 Semi-Automatic Pistol: 37:55
The black "flintlock" is actually a caplock.
I know 50 people appreciate it, including me
Thank you man
I appreciate the enthusiasm but a lot of these are wrong
And the ‘lock’ part of caplock refers to the lock mechanism that the revolvers don’t have, so they’d just be called cap and balls
The SAA stands for single action army so no need to put navy in there
Also colts last name wasn’t Paterson
The Colt Paterson gets its name from being manufactured in Paterson New Jersey
Colts last name was Colt
So it’s just be called the Colt walker
Also the ‘black flintlock’ was a caplock
We appreciate it a lot.
"I did some research, I was trying to figure out what the US military used in the 16 hundreds. I couldn't find anything on that." *Subtle Hickok humor*
Ja Crispy There was no US military in the 16 hundreds. The United States wasn’t formed until 1776 the day the Declaration of Independence was signed.
@@Googlywinker technically it was more complicated than that, the US Army's immediate predecessor (the army before it was called that) was known then as the Continental Army, and was the primary military force of the American revolutionaries. It was formed in July 1775, a year before the declaration was signed. The United States military didn't spontaneously exist as soon as they signed the declaration, there is a lot more history to it
@@tommykirk3403 the United States as a nation existed from their own perspective on July 4, 1776, and internationally after Britain recognized their independence after the war. The ratification of the constitution was merely a change of government, not the creation of the country
I was wondering if he was joking
The US was not really around during the 16,000s. The revolutionary war was late 17000s.
No one dared to ask his business, no one dared to make a slip
. The stranger there among them had a big iron on his hip.
Patrolling the Mojave wasteland makes you wish for a nuclear winter 🤠
B I G
B I G I R O N O N H I S H I I I I P
He had a many of BIG IRON
Marty Robbins is awesome
I love how there are no cuts. It makes such a difference when it's a guy just casually talking for 40 minutes straight.
It's really amazing how he never really stumbles over his words and almost always has something interesting to say.
Can't stop listening to someone who really knows his sh*t.
He's a teacher alright.They are usually good at explaining and teaching things.That's why Hickok is as popular as he is, he teaches you about guns in a friendly tone.
Big Boss as well as shooting them he brings both in high quality hence why I consider him the best gun nut here on TH-cam.
If you like one take educational videos, check out Lindybeige. He does videos on ancient warfare, fighting techniques, wars and other stuff.
The technological leap from the revolver to the 1911 is mind blowing. I can’t believe that was designed in the early 1900’s. It looks like it was designed in the 1980’s!
it really is a leap, but think about it... how many people that were using those must always thought ''wouldn't it be cool if we didnt have to reload from a barrel and use something more compact?
dang thing is proof of time travel, or aliens
we actually skip quite a few guns before 1911 here, granted those skip guns werent widely adapt for army, but they began to have design loading mechanism that similar of a clip or magazine.
@@vn01208503 like Mauser c96? Somewhat similar
@@jersey8650 yes
"A beautiful piece of iron, even though it is big and heavy"
*Marty Robbins intensifies*
To the town of Agua Fria rode a stranger one fine day
@@masteryoda9382 Hardly spoke to folks around him, didn't have to much to saay
No one dared to ask his business,no one dared to make a slip
@@narcotics-eb3om the stranger there among them had a big iron on his hip
@@then00brathalos big iron on his hip
He's like Mr. Rogers with guns.
He said with guns
Mr. Rogers
a Illuminati puppet like the rest of the celebrities
Yup
DeadlyVenomKing nice bait
Lol
Sometimes I fall asleep watching these and get woken up by gunfire
Lego yoda death sound
>the video was over an hour ago
Dude if you’re in headphones or ear buds like me it can be very alerting lol
When you sleep nicely in bed but get woken up back in Vietnam
Just like living In detroit
Shootin' all them guns, and havin' to clean 'em afterwards, definately makes this video deserve a like!.
Lol I was thinking the same thing!
I love shooting and cleaning my guns. Whenever I get home from the range I always sit down and take my sweet ass time going through each firearm cleaning it meticulously. It is therapeutic for me lol
the colt m1911 seems so different and revolutionary that its like bringing an ar15 to a medieval sword fight and saying, *"parry this, you filthy casual"*
Thy is treason to the throne
Weeb.
What about them vietcongs?
But they got bows tho you finna get turned into a pin cushion
Colt 1311
I like how there's just an axe
He uses it to test the hammer of his revolvers. It's a little test and newer viewers may not know that! I too can sometimes find it strange whenever he pulls out a lovely revolver and has an old tomohawk just lying on the table even if I have been a long time viewer.
Fun fact, many soldiers carried and still carry a aTomahawk.
@@desertlizard4723 damn that's pretty cool. Do you know any particular armies on units that do so ?
Tomahawks never run out of ammo.
gothael1 yes sir. TH-cam “tomahawks in the army”
Can we just stop and appreciate the fact that this is a 45 minute video and only has one ad?
For me ist has 3😅
It has 7 for me
Not for me
It has 5 for me.
I didn't have any except for the one at the beginning of the video
Too funny at the end, where he said: "Good for Da Fence!" Ha Ha!
Hi Robert God Bless! Im a subscriber of your channel Hope i encounter u in Eternity would be kool to chat with you! Keep it up! 👍
Defence yeah
*gun is completely vertical*
“This guns got some kick too it”
Imagine breaking into Hickok45's house and he shoots you with like 10 different style revolvers..
He tells you the history of every revolver as he shoots you with them.
“Hold on now I gotta see what my viewers think”
For some strange reason, I think the thief would die happy knowing that Hickok45 shot him 10 times with ten different revolvers. As he explains each revolver to the thief as his subconscious fades away....
Woe is the man that breaks in to hickok45's house...
Woe and full of holes.
"So do you want to get shot with a 1805 or a 1842 handgun?"
Hickok: *Shifts foot in gravel*
Gravel: *Sounds like sleigh bells*
God I love America
@@matthew_given8536 I can hear it now, "Hornady: This Christmas, let freedom jingle".
Hickok45 is Santa confirmed
I know it's a joke, the "bells" are the bullet shells
@The Prophet Sped for other ppl who dont understand
Still one of my favorite channels. I could listen to this guy all day. As a teacher to a teacher, you truly are a gifted educator. Thanks for all your content! We are very lucky that you do what you do.
Some guy: breaks into his house
Hickok: now we will see a demonstration on how these weapons where used against live targets
I don't know where he lives
@@roganmorrow then you should be careful when you break into another house
@@roganmorrow thats good
love how he still has another gun on his belt with all these guns on the table.
Noted that too. 🔫👀
Simon le Clercq stay strapped or get clapped
just in case lol
Gotta
Always keep a big iron on your hip
He's an outlaw loose and runnin
Came the whisper from each lip
And he's here to do some business with the bigiron on his hip
Bigiron on his hiiiiiiiippppppp
This comment made my little iron into big iron
PIG IRON
Gotta love Marty Robbins
I like how he says "Y'all are gonna come clean all of them right?" As if most of us watching wouldn't feel lucky at the chance to come and clean these guns with him. You sir, have a wealth of knowledge.
The modesty of this man! “We don’t edit a lot, so these videos aren’t always perfect” Mr.Hickock45 the gun community (my self included) consider you to be like god when it comes to firearms, what you say about them (true or fals) becomes law by interjection of your speech! So please keep preaching that gunderful firearms gospel because It is needed indeed!
This is the ghost of cyan telling you that he is right!
All these years later he’s still like a kid in a candy shop. I love it. To the man amongst fools
I would be like a little kid in a candy shop if I was at that table.
When you shout "BOOM!" your pistol gets a +5% power bonus.
Can confirm, my .22 hit about as hard as a 9 mil when I was on the range.
And add a "KAPOW" to your rifles to get 5% extra accuracy and 2.5% more penetration
Lol
I'm assuming everyone here was born in the 90s🤔
I still got my personal flintlock pistol, should someone dare try to grave-rob me. #2ndamendment
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G-George?! Is that you?!?
Wait how does he know what an AR is
Thank God you weren't buried in New York they wouldn't even issue you a CCW permit to protect your casket
Mr. President *nods*
I always come back to this. This is one of your best videos. Specifically because much like all of your videos, it’s such a lesson. Such a great way to be educated. Love you man, you’re like a grandfather to me with guns.
Almost like a time machine back through historic years.
Sergeant to his new boots...."Men, when you go into battle, you can go with the confidence that your country has provided you with the best equipment the lowest bidders can provide!"
Imagine how the astronauts felt getting shot into space on the cheapest bidders rocket.
@@farstrider79 Well......I imagine every once in awhile the feds foot the bill for some high quality gear....because I mean those guys were officers man!!!
And in so doing we bought 10x the weapons. Industrial tactics.
@@gregkerr725 Trust me, the Apollo missions were treated with just as little money/care for the men as everything else. The damn thing was basically a tin can that somehow didn't blow up.
@@testname4464 don't tell that to the crew of 13
My dad has one of those Colt .45's from 1903! He found it at an auction and did some research after buying it, still had a 4-digit serial
Which gun are we talking about?
That's definitely an expensive piece if it's that low on the serial number
Are we talking the 1903 hammerless?
When shooting the walker, I'm amazed you didn't drop the loading lever once, and by not cavalry cocking you're lucky you didn't get a cap jammed under the hammer in the slot. That lifts the hammer enough it won't fire the percussion caps.
The cranky great great grandfather of the 500 S&W is kinda particular about the way she's handled.
The secondary use of those old flintlock and percussion cap pistols with the metal caps on the handles is a sorely overlooked benefit.
When we die people will forever see this man living the dream everyone wish they could
@ 41:12 "Oh yeah. This is a great gun for da fence."
John Lovell would be proud of that dad joke.
Carcaine . I suspect not too many of us caught the “Da fence” example of John Hickok’s quick wit. Cool!
Im convinced this man has been around since these guns were made
The nicest handgun I fired was a Browning/Springfield made in Rhode Island, I think? It was given to the range by an FBI agent who retired in the 70s who used it as his service fireman. It was probably the best I've ever shot. I had no clue why it was so good - then the owner told me where it came from.
"Trying to find out what the U.S. military used in the 1600s" I see what you did there 😂
Was that before or after the Germans bombed pearl harbor?
I think Columbus sailed the pearl harbor in 1692, or was it 1776? 🤔
@@r.o.1330 the germans didnt bomb Pearl's harbor, the germans bombed Japan in 1492.
InZolitu wait was it before Japan nuked Germany in 1982?
@@fury8924 yes, the Clinton's did it.
I was a bit late getting the paper target on Ebay, but it's up there now. See description of pinned comment. This one goes 100% to Second Harvest Food Bank.
Hickok I say this a long time subscriber but I think that you didn’t find anything about the 1600s because America didn’t exist yet
Love that you care about these firearms and also the history involved with them. Great channel and great to see a man who respects firearms.
5:47 eye and ear protection we need you still😎
Damn, realize the cleaning after all this hah
Tbh
DAGGER4D I love cleaning firearms!
John That is what sons are for
Nice thing about black powder is you o ly have to use hot water and dish soap.
@@theogohioan1633 yeah they are great like that.
I love how he is standing there with a table of loaded handguns(including semi automatic) but still is carrying his Glock 😂 this is why I love America
Well, that's a lot of dollars on the table. John probably has an ar too!
Rob Grasso probably underneath the table
Basilisk 1983 Just don’t mess with a Texan, especially if they’re a veteran because you’ll regret it even more. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 😜
@@JohnSmith-oe5rx he's Tennessean
@@darukan It's still texans culture.
6:45. i love the flintlock system ;D. its pretty easy but also ingenious
Imagine having him as a grandfather. Bill want to go shoot by whole collection
And clean up afterward
I don't imagine, I actually have a grandfather like that XD
That’d be fun
Lol you'd be out there for a month just shooting probably
When I first saw this man I thought "He is the most wholesome man ever"
Good name
What a gem of a personality. Grateful to have you
YES! This is one of those videos I never knew I needed to see until it popped up in the suggested ones. SUBSCRIBED. LIKED. Looking forward to more like this.
God that table is beautiful. Some lovely pieces you got there hickok!
Everyone should also remember that when these old firearms were used there was no hearing or eye protection. I wonder what the injury rate was.
Having a flint or cap lock cook off on you was common.
All the injuries
Time to just cut off that leg
Firearm safety no-brainers like muzzle awareness and trigger discipline weren’t recognized things back then either.
5 out of 6. Just kidding I don't really know.
Wow…what an astonishing run through history. This beautiful human is a walking encyclopaedia and his passion is tangible. This channel is successful precisely because the love and enthusiasm that Hickok has for firearms shines right through the screen and makes me feel like I’m right there beside him. John, you’re such a lucky man to have a dad like this. God bless you both and everyone you love. 🇺🇸💜🇺🇸
I bet this guy was a witness to the sign of the Declaration of Independence.
His name is probably on it
@@pirkster3523 lmfao
@@pirkster3523 it's not John Hancock It's John Hickock
He personally wrote the 2 Ammendment
"this was used from lets see... 1911 to...-"
19-19-1985
Bruce Springsteen....
...Madonna
FutBoy281 lol it took me a minute to get the reference 😂
I was thinking the song 19 something
But yes i get your reference lol
J Corbo never thought I’d see a Bowling For Soup reference on Hickock45. Props bro
Death, Taxes, and the 1911. Three things that will always be with us. God bless you John Browning where ever you are.
The best gun he make is the m2 Browning
@@godkinghell15 the 1911 won two world wars son! But yeah the m2 has been in all the wars
He’s making guns for God to smite people with now
What a fantastic walk-through of the history of US handguns. Thank you.
Thats a nice collection. I love how much smoke comes out of the old guns. Its very satisfying.
"I looked up the firearms the US military used in the 1600's and couldn't find anything"
That had me laughing
That killed me.
This needs to be top comment.
TheRailRoadBoys you realize that there were firearms used by colonial militias in the 1600s?
You realize the US military didnt exist in the 1600’s?
Need to buy stock in Ballistol before the cleaning starts.
Oh i didn't know ballistol was popular in America aswell
Henry P. V. Hickok is a big fan of Ballistol. I had been using it for years when I heard him mention it a while back and was somewhat surprised. It’s amazing stuff. I’m in the USA, also.
Depends on the person I guess lol. I like using it for my older firearms.
I actually use Rem oil.
Get as much as you can. After all, that stuff is not only good for guns, but for many other things. I use it to clean wood furniture, for instance.
They even sell it in canisters, for those who might have some bigger tools to clean.
I like the hand canons from the early service periods and the rapid dump ability of the current service weapons.
Really fascinating video.
Thank you for this video Mr. Hickok. Such fun!
I’m crawling in a roof space looking for a dead rat and I have stopped to have a look at this vid. Distractions vs priorities. Looks like distractions just won.
Priorities*
Spoopy Boopy He was crawling on the roof I don’t think he’s gonna spell check spoopy
Talk about serious phone addiction
@@scoobydoo3416 you completely missed the joke didn't you
@@mincraffkoolistgam4557 he was just adding onto it
You’re one of the best gun related channels out there, and unfortunately you’re one of the few who demonstrate proper safety as well as skill.
There are loads who do
Yea 45 loaded guns on a table type safety
@@JayCeaupes yeah keeping finger off the trigger type safety
@@JayCeaupesas we know loaded guns spontaneously combust if you don’t shoot them fast enough
just found your channel, referred by tucker carlson!
your praise is well deserved, total 100% professionalism.
thank you sir!
My favorites are the flint locks and the modern semi auto pistols. Thanks for this entertaining episode
Thank you for this presentation, sirs. You may be the most dedicated enthusiasts of the principles our nation was founded on. This rapid fire documentary pays tribute to our means of defending these principles.
This guy seems like the type of person to be forever happy and sweet, I just get that feeling by watching these vids
I'm amazed you were an English teacher and not a history teacher Hickok. Your enthusiasm is over the top in this video. Love it!
Awesome show of Military fire arms history. This is my favorite video from you guys.
what a nice table of revolvers and pistols,
Revolvers ARE pistols.
Yes, i was waiting for this after the military rifles video, thx Hickok, your the man.
Ive been to a museum and they had a special pistol (one of the first cartridge pistols) that was used by the military,
But it was bolt action. They didn’t say much about it but if you read this (which you won’t) you’re probably the only man able to get that gun so eh, maybe a cool video idea?
I know exactly what your talking about
@@jamesparker7528 thank you, at least I know I’m not crazy
This has got me be one of the coolest videos out! Thank You for sharing hickok45 ! - from San Diego, CA
Awesome presentation!
It's exactly what I've been searching for for years! Our american family roots go back to before the American Revolution. From then on, we've had soldiers in every US war--except Granada (I was stationed in Alaska at that time). Since I retired, after 28 yrs of military service, I've been on a quest to build a shooter collection of all the firearms our family carried into battle so my 5 grandkids can learn about & then shoot the firearms their ancesters used to help build this great country. So far, I've been able to acquire all but a Beretta 92, a Colt SAA, an 1861/3 Springfield, a Pennsylvania Long Rifle, & it's accompanying flintlock pistol before my military retirement funds ran out.
I plan to use this video as an intro to show them what their ancestors shot just before the kids learn to actually shoot & care for them.
I pray you have, or are going to make, a video on the history of US military long guns to accompany this one!
I salute you for what you do! ,
Mike R.
One of the best historical pistol videos ever made. Very informative and educational.
Thank you, this is a great video. I have owned and shot guns for the last 50 years but, all have been modern firearms.
I found this to be very educational and delightful regarding older firearms of which I know “nothing”.
Hello Sir. Congratulations & best wishes from Australia. Your shows are great, very interesting and well presented. As a firearm collector I appreciate your knowledge and expertise. Well done, we are obliged to you. Best regards Larry
This was quite literally one of the coolest videos I've ever watched.
Me: Hickok, how’d you get all those guns dating back to the birth of our country?
Hickok: My grandad’s grandad took it off a dead redcoat...heh heh! Won’t say what killed him...the rest is HISTORY!
We both know Hickok45 has existed sincw the dawn of time. He took it himself.
@@darrellgardner4561 Ye iam thinking that poor redcoat got mistaken for a two litre on one of Hickok45's woods walks :D
Thank you for the history lesson. And all the hard work. greatly appreciated
Great video. It’s so natural to see you and the guns.
Should be required watching in schools.
I appreciate all the work that went into this video. Thanks !
And today I learned how flint locks work, Ive always wondered but never thought to look it up. Great video!
Thank you so much for sharing you expertise. I really enjoyed this video.
I really enjoyed learning all about the cap revolvers (saying it like that makes me think of those kiddie toys, haha!) and the evolution into the cartridge revolvers. I especially found the patent part interesting
The first handgun I ever fired was an M1911. The SN was 000549. The rifling in the barrel was gone and the stippling on the grips was gone as well. It rattled but it fired and I qualified with it.
1858 Remington. Love that revolver. I make paper cartridges for mine.
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غمهد غمهد العبدلي ok😆😆😆😆
Every time Hickok says "You're gonna come and help me clean these right?!" I wanna say, "Absolutely!!!"
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS EPISODE FOR YEARS. OMFG. YES.
You sir are so good I keep telling friends for ten years now checkout H 45. Got my 29-2 from watching your early vids love this gun.
He has taught me so much. I love and have been using Ballistol for years and so much more because of this man and their channel
42 minutes? Damn I don’t know if I’ll be able to watch the whole thing.
Nice sig, oh shit it over. Time flies when your having fun.
Love your military gun videos, though I knew a lot, now I know I have a lot to learn thanks for all your videos
Love those guns, thinks for all the information and how you laid it out good job Hickok
Revolvers have always been my favorite old and new
Beautiful collection and a modest appraisal of each firearm.
Fantastic and Fascinating video, Thank you for doing this!!!
Does such a great job with his videos!!
Really appreciate what you do, sir. Thank you, both.
“I was a legendary gunslinger back in my days”
thanks Sir, it was a delight and someday I would get the chance to try out at least 5 of them.
Really great video as always from you. Interesting to see sidearm evolution thru the years. In my brace of firearms I have one cap-n-ball revolver purchased in 1984. A Pietta Confederate Navy in .44 cal. I know the originals were in .36 but it was a great buy from Gander Mountain for $40 + shipping. A hoot to shoot but a bitch to clean. Still though, it's one of my favorites.
On a sad note, my deepest sympathies to residents of Tennessee for the davistation they have recently suffered. Hope recovery is swift, bless them all.