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I've been watching, and enjoying, the NBC show "The Blacklist."
It's a bit formulaic, but lots of fun.
James Spader is a joy in this role.
Not the smallest matter of fun is his chosen pistol is a Browning Hi-Power.
The HP is one of my all-time favorite nine millimeters.
If you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up!
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The plot is garbage, the mystery box storytelling is garbage and the formulaic drama is garbage. I watched like 3 seasons because of James Spader.
ReplyDeleteDaosus
Plot? There's a plot?
DeleteI'm taking it as a series of vignettes and calling it good and ignoring the larger conspiracy they are expecting me to buy into.
I've had two.
ReplyDeleteFirst was a Belgium assembled parts made in Portugal that I bought used. Sold it for the cash to buy my first AR. An Olympic Arms CAR-AR which was a somewhat clone of the CAR-15/XM177E2.
Second was an Argentine High Power manufactured on tooling provided by FN. I forget what I sold it for to get the money to buy, but it was pretty sweet for the over a decade I owned it. Pretty solid until gunk built up under the extractor and had to be cleaned out.
I've thought about picking up one of the "recreations/version 2" that FN did a few years ago, or one of the other clones, or a used one, but usually there's other stuff I want to get.
I should probably just get another one and keep it...