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Nah, no legs. They are the same people, (Fudds), that do not vote for anyone other than their age old demtards. They can care less. Hunting in NJ for the most part are Shotgun and Bow... Neither use ranges like we do. Only thing that would budge them is taking away their shotguns.

Not meant to be a joke. I've had many altercations over the years and unfortunately you must keep your head on a swivel. I've yelled at people more than once. You just have to be diligent. Shit happens and hopefully nothing really bad comes out of it. The best ranges have problems no matter how hard they try.

Wear a lot of body armor?

Thanks for the FYI..... cheaper here.. https://grabagun.com/heckler-and-koch-magazine-p30sk-vp9sk-9mm-13rd.html

Ya misunderstood me I think. He said insurance is ng right now. But my concern is it perm? What's CBD?

You can do everything right and still get messed up. I weight trained for years. Did everything by the book. Still, got Bursitis, Torn Rotator (still not fixed), etc. The lower portion even worse. I was known as Mr Legs because I leg pressed 3/4 ton. Nobody could top me. I wrapped properly, unwrapped after every set, had spotters, etc... Knees went. Micro surgery on one already. It's eh, after all these years. Need a new knee on the other side. When you screw up one leg, you tend to favor it and it ends up screwing up the good side. Hips included. I would say half of my problems were from hitting concrete from 20ft and weight lifting. Between the 2, I have permanent nerve damage, screws holding my foot on and the rest are all compounded by everything that I mentioned and then some I probably forgot. Guess we are not meant to abuse our bodies after all. Even the beasts of the gym will suffer later because roids do not help long term. You will deflate and you will be still stuck with an over sized heart among other things. Not good. That's what interested me in this thread. If I can get just some of these fixed without replacement knee surgery, hip, shoulder, etc. I'd be happy. But if it's not long term and not covered by insurance, it may dissuade me. I want permanent or near, not a temp fix for that kind of money. Enough time just to keep me together till I croak.

I'm not sure why this thread has gone off the rails, (who am I kidding, yes I do), but understand something. The 92, M9, choose what you call it, was not the guy in the fields choice. I was an inspector of the gun armory at an Army base. I was there when they changed from 1911s to 92s.... I use to inspect it twice a year. It was always loaded with M16s and what, you say? 1911s.... Then, time for an inspection. I walked in with the Sgt and low and behold, I cringed. "What happened to all my beloved 1911s"? His head went down in disgust. That was the year they switched to 92s.... Needless to say, the Sgt and everyone at that base was pist. They wanted the 1911s back and hated the 92s. While the 92 is a fine weapon, they still wanted their 45s... So as Shane said, 1911s are still viable and loved by many in the field. LE too, there are depts around the country who still love them. My boy is not fond of 92s either. He qualifies with a Sig P226 in the Marines and he insists he carries that... Different strokes for different folks? Geezus...

...and I asked you what color. Ray, you usually comment with snide critique before saying something nice. Maybe you should start out being nice then critique. As I said, color is your choice. Use whatever you'd like. No hand jobs without dinner first.

Velvet of that color is typical for display, as well as red, royal blue, etc. It's eggplant purple. What color do you suggest? TuTu pink? BTW, you can make it any way you want. This is a DIY project for info purposes only. Gun goes back in the safe until displaying purposes are needed. #rayrayrarelyhasnicethingstosay

Amendment: Removed quite a few moisture packs. Humidity too low. Optimum humidity for guns is 50%... lower can dry out wood, etc... this morning it was at 40%.

A fellow forum was asking about a display case for his wife’s pistol I believe. So I decided after seeing some display cases for insane prices, to make my own out of more or less cheap prices. This one will be for my Nighthawk Custom Falcon 1911. I started out with a humidor I had when I was on a cigar kick with the club. Humidors make perfect cases for your gun. Why? Its designed to keep moisture in so your cigars don’t dry out. Ones that are well made have a nice tight seal. ‘But John, we don’t want to keep moisture in. It will hurt the gun’. Correctomundo! But using it to keep moisture out works too! If you are not a cigar smoker, a humidor keeps the cigars from drying out by putting a moisture pad inside. We simply won’t be using the moisture pad nor the cheapo humidity gauge they usually give you. So lets start. One used but still in great shape humidor with glass lid. If you don’t have one, you can pick up something decent for about $50. I added a lik leather NH tag to use to open lid. They are air tight and easier to open with something to grab. If you use a humidor, they sometimes come with a lil shelf and divider. Toss them. Next, we added a little antique bronze clasp. 5 for $12 on Amazon. They come with tiny wood screws. You’ll need a jeweler type phillips head and a small awl to start a hole. Do not screw in without a starter hole. Also a mini pad lock with skeleton key. Next, you’ll want something to lay in there like velvet. I chose purple velvet. Rather than buy it by the yard, I actually got 2 - 14”x14” pillow shams with zippers on Amazon for about $11... This is a lot cheaper than buying it by the yard plus you don’t gave to sew anything. Just stuff it and zip it. You will need something to stuff it. That is your choice. I already had a bag of poly fill from another project. You can even rio open al old pillow and use the guts. Next is rechargeable Silica packs. I got a 25 count bag cheap also on Amazon. I chose to line the bottom of the case and also throw some inside the sham. Once you beat it and adjust it to get in the right position, you can see how the gun sits and adjust as needed. Next is optional and not cheap. I picked up 2 - Sensor Push bluetooth temp/humidity sensors for $50 each. One for the box and one for my safe. After calibrating them and pairing them to my phone, I inserted one into the display case. You don’t have to do this but I’m a bit of a tech nerd so.... [emoji6] You can also use a cheap digital one too. This one transmits data and stores 20 points which you can set alarms in the app if moisture increases. Kind of more important in my safe but....[emoji16] Here is a sample of the data. I just put them in so it will take time to level off. That’s pretty much it. Outside of the sensors, its cheap, easy and looks great. You can fo crazy with it or go simple. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They better make a 55 gallon drum of the stuff doe me. What it run ya...? I need my whole skeletal system injected from all the injuries. Platelet rich plasma and stem cell therapy are continuously studied for their regenerative benefit in sports medicine and chronic pain treatment. Insurance companies do not currently reimburse these non-surgical treatments because the long-term effects of them need to be studied longer. However, many physicians offer these life-changing treatments to patients in need of restored function, pain relief, and care for knee, ankle, foot, and shoulder injuries for example. Southwest Spine and Pain Center is proud to announce that we now offer platelet rich plasma (PRP) injection therapy. Patients are encouraged to talk to their Southwest Spine and Pain physician about this treatment option and how it could benefit their chronic condition. With four locations across Utah, Southwest Spine and Pain Center is better able to provide the best pain treatment to suffering patients. We often hear PRP injections and stem cell treatment grouped together. For PRP injections, a physician uses the patient’s own blood to separate platelets in a centrifuge. The platelets are then re-injected into the injured area, releasing growth factors that promote natural tissue healing. Stem cell therapy is a completely different process of extracting rejuvenating cells. For the procedure, stem cells from either bone marrow or fat tissue used in conjunction with platelets. Stem cells from bone marrow, called autologous mesenchymal, produce cartilage and typically used in treating arthritic conditions and sports injuries. Stem cells from fat tissue are utilized with platelets to heal an osteoarthritic joint, for example, to regrow cartilage. Remarkable results have come from PRP injections as well as stem cell therapy. Common injuries or conditions that are often improved with these treatments include: Tendonitis Rotator cuff tears Osteoarthritis Spine conditions Arthritic joints Overuse injuries Inflammation from herniated disc

That's hardly a rail. Had to look at mine to even realize it was there. They do offer lights and lasers for it though.

Alien Gear, Tagua, Winthrop.....

You're good to go. All fixed except primer drag which they won't fix.

Cutting back the pubes help too. LMAO!

They can still be had cheap. Plus even moreso on GB. https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=vp9sk&PageSize=96&Sort=4&View=1 https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=vp9&PageSize=96&Sort=4&View=1&BuyNowOnly=1 I deal with these folks on GB as Northern Firearms.... https://www.gunbroker.com/item/804325150 No bs, no cc fees, free shipping, no tax!. Slightly higher but no games. I've bought a few guns from them. Great people. They are actually Reeds Sporting Goods in MN. https://www.reedssports.com/

Thats bs. There were others out there offering email notification when they arrive in stock. Baby poop for sure. Lol

Not bad.... figures... paid only $519 for mine.... worth it for the 12 rounder. paid 49 for that bad boy.

Afraid to ask price... nice.

Picked up a brand new March 2019 vintage P365... , ammo, extra 12 round mag and holster... Cleaned it, reversed the mag release and reassembled. Got to say, these mags are the biggest bitches to load even with a loader. Especially the 12 round. None of my pistols are that hard, not even my p938.... Range asap, maybe tamale...

Was just looking at one yesterday as well and am considering it. Right now my edc is either my P938 or my VP9SK.... I watched the videos and wondered about the primer drag. I've heard online that a lot of small guns have that problem. I dunno about that. My SK, P938, etc. I never recalled any drag on those primers. But I will check again. There are companies offering steel pins in lieu of the factory mim... I think that will only keep the pin from fracturing. We shall see. May have to go out and get one today.

Whelp, hopefully final config is in and range time was met. Config: 1 - SA Saint Victor 5.56 Pistol 1 - SB Tactical Stock 1 - Troy Dioptic Backup Sights 1 - Surefire Scout with pressure switch 1 - Aimpoint T-1 2moa red dot...(may experiment with Vortex UH-1) - 90 rounds down pipe using Magpul Gen3 Windowed Mags with 55 gr Federal fmj. All fired from 10 yards, (some tuning after photo for better poi)... This is my new go to home defense weapon. It is fun to shoot. Having a shorter barrel then typical ARs, created no extra burden due to size. Easy to manipulate in and around corners. It will stay stocked with Speer LE Gold Dot 64 gr. Not one hiccup with feeds and ejections. Very pleased to say the least! [emoji1303]

Ok, did all the mods I wanted to do. Now along with about 6 other guns, all needing to be function tested and sight checked, we are ready to go. Going to try make it this week. Range will think I’m nuts. The perfect home defense weapon. New Troy sights New adjustable SB Tactical stock New Holosun red dot. New Surefire Scout weapon light