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It is a circular 5-15 110VAC twist lock with a hollow center (ground) pin. Reply if you want to meet up there sometime and shoot with me.

Spyderco, every day.

Easy day. Train to NYC, 3 hour seminar, great lunch + 2 beers, 45 minutes of more seminar and train home. Better than going to work.

Wow, did not know I would bother anybody about the bacon. I like every cooked part of the pig. If that was "Frank", he seemed like a good guy. Not ashamed of his opinions. Sorry, politically correct.

Just got an Ithaca 37R Featherweight. Made in 1957, shoots great. Mod choke $175. Bought from a store in Rockaway "The Silver Bullet". Great place with interesting used long guns and a ton of new handguns. I would defanitely buy there again. Lots of zombie erasers and anybody that does not like bacon, should not enter- if you know what I mean.

Went to CJRPC and shot clays with the wife.

All good ideas. My solution is to use the site from home. The filter may have been a warning, not to me personally but everybody. It's the job that pays for ammo.

No more access to the site from work. It was judged as "entertainment". Oh well, guess I will just actually work. Dilbert

Ask hw it is shipped and be careful where it goes to. I have had stuff left outside, did not like that. Shipping to work is also risky unless you recieve at the door.

I have both and a 12 g will be much more useful. You can shoot clays anytime instead of just having it for bad guys.

Assembly of MKII goes 2 ways for me, 1. Hold the gun upside down and magically flip the hammer in place 10 seconds 2. Do it wrong 20 times for 1 hour. I prefer the first but if the bolt stop pin unscrews, it would be easier. I will try it & post for all.

Should have posted before I bought, but has anybody installed this in a MKII? Is it as good as it seems?

What kind of dick does not like Discovery Channel?

Don't buy one too small or you will end up with 2 or more. I learned this the hard way. Also, there are other things that should be safed once in a while. Think about going on vacation and stashing laptop and other portable, valuable items. Be smart and give wife a place for jewelry! Next house is just getting a vault door into my bunker.

I joined in January and get there 1x per week. 3 hours in the pit Saturday, only one other was in use. Women On Target seminar, about 80 ladies working all different guns from .22 to .223.

There is a B24 on display at Allaire airport. $500 buys you a ride from there to NYC & back.

Stupid question but where is the shotgun pattern board/frame? Is it near the archery practice area or shotgun field #1? I assume I would have to bring a roll of paper & clamps.

She is guilty. "THEY" would throw the book at me if I did this. Even I understand this.

Yay, looks good

One of their detectives gave me very accurate information after a burglary. It was much appreciated to speak with a professional, unlike the actual town I live in and pay detectives $98k per year. Howell must have a good code of conduct and hire good people.

Doesn't this suck but it is always better to be a little discrete, I am.

Long guns silicone socks handguns in original cases Lightly oiled and used often Everything locked up Loaded mags nearby but transported legally Long guns cased while in transit

I glued mine to my forehead. You would be surprised how much nicer everybody treats me.

Ruger MK II Remington Nylon 66. It weighs nothing.

There were plenty of "automated" machining centers. They would run sequences with cogs & gears & very ingenuous mechanisms. You can see these in museums. DuPont has a series of them throughout the Brandywine valley and that is a long day trip from NJ. We went to a powder factory and they had a cool machine shop. Baltimore: Museum of Industry. There was semi-automatic machinery 200 years ago. Also, check Allaire State Park. Colt museum in Connecticut?