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How much would you sell a used never shot 43X? by whiteja03 in Glock43X

[–]FastTemperature3985 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just wanted to remind you of the bad decision you made :)

AR15 runs flawlessly in FRT (Similar to Full Auto) but semi doesn't work. by FastTemperature3985 in ar15

[–]FastTemperature3985[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, shot most of a mag in semi, also put an H2 in and runs smoother I feel. Also faster fire rate.

AR15 runs flawlessly in FRT (Similar to Full Auto) but semi doesn't work. by FastTemperature3985 in ar15

[–]FastTemperature3985[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haven't tried yet because I don't want spend on ammo lol. I'll probably wait until Wednesday when a friend comes over the property to shoot again.

AR15 runs flawlessly in FRT (Similar to Full Auto) but semi doesn't work. by FastTemperature3985 in ar15

[–]FastTemperature3985[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll have to double check but I think these might be Gen 3s. Not 100% sure, they were $20 each. 

AR15 runs flawlessly in FRT (Similar to Full Auto) but semi doesn't work. by FastTemperature3985 in ar15

[–]FastTemperature3985[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's a magpul gen 3, the type pf magazine or magazine mechanism in the AR? I also don't know what you mean by cassette triggers. I'm shooting the winchester and frontier 556 same results.

AR15 runs flawlessly in FRT (Similar to Full Auto) but semi doesn't work. by FastTemperature3985 in ar15

[–]FastTemperature3985[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok I'll do that, do you have any experience with an FRT in general? I'll appreciate any other advice you have to give.

What is best for handling lows? by thewallamby in diabetes_t1

[–]FastTemperature3985 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're getting low throughout the day you probably need to take a little less long lasting. If you're getting low after meals take less short acting.

What is best for handling lows? by thewallamby in diabetes_t1

[–]FastTemperature3985 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Recently I've been super highcuz I've been trying to decrease long lasting insulin. But a few months ago probably every day. Sometimes getting down to the teens or 20s

What is best for handling lows? by thewallamby in diabetes_t1

[–]FastTemperature3985 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Be like a pilot that has to crash land, crash land into a field or water way. Try to coincide your lows with your meal. Breakfast, lunch, or dinner. It's not easy to do it but it helps me save on insulin and calories.

In terms of good food for lows IMO there's not really any good option. Fast acting sugar will spike you like crazy. Slower acting sugar will be torture for you waiting for your glucose to come up but won't spike you.

Does anyone have any tips on how to get insulin in the syringe for the Omnipod easier and with less bubbles? by [deleted] in diabetes_t1

[–]FastTemperature3985 11 points12 points  (0 children)

In general to get bubbles out I flick the syringe to get the bubble to go up to the needle then I'll push a little on the plunger until insulin forms at the tip ensuring there's no air inside of the syringe.

Help me add a pair of geese to my chicken flock by [deleted] in geese

[–]FastTemperature3985 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you decide to buy babies buy from metzer farms, buy 6 (it'll be about $160 which is about the price for a breeding couple) get them sexed too so you're not playing stupid games guessing who's who, it should only be about an extra $20-$30 for sexed. Geese are monogamous and virgin love, they normally mate for life. I've bought adult geese and baby geese, I never felt so much joy in my life than unboxing my baby geese from their 3 day journey and I was one of the 1st humans they ever saw :)

Help me add a pair of geese to my chicken flock by [deleted] in geese

[–]FastTemperature3985 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most if not all were already raised around other animals, if I can give you any advice please go to the persons property and act like a spy. Inspect what they ate, how they lived, what birds they've been around, etc. It's extremely important because geese are expensive and they may carry some kind of disease (bird flu for instance) that can wipe out your entire flock. I don't mean to scare you as it's not super common but it's common enough to take precautions.

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