Sota

I can't get a cease and desist without an order to show cause, and that's apparently even more $$$ to file, as that requires "experts" to "testify". I will bring it up again with the attorney.

@Krdshrk I'd be interested to see what the difference is between the kit slide and the M9-22 slide. We'll have to get together at some point and compare slides and barrels. I'm sure the mags are different.

If anyone has any suggestions on how to get this in front of more people, I'd appreciate it. I'm not big on social media... hell I don't even really use any of it except to browse for things to buy mostly, so I don't have a "presence" out there.

Sadly, the terrain doesn't support doing that really. Plus it would require him to do it on his property, and him initiating the termination of the easement.

@Displaced Texan Very much appreciated, Thank you!

https://www.gofundme.com/f/land-useabuse-defense-fund?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=p_cf+share-flow-1 It has come to the point where unfortunately expensive lawyers have to get involved to stop my neighbor from abusing the easement. Please read, and ask me ANY questions you may like. Any support will be greatly appreciated.

I still can't get the title transferred for nick's van.

happens periodically around there.

I'm sure there's a lot here who got some. I'm sure some of them would be willing to sell some. I'm pretty sure you wouldn't want to pay the price though.

I had posterior tibial tendon dysfunction a couple months ago; basically I strained/sprained the tendon that runs along the inside of your leg and wraps around the bottom of your foot. KT tape worked wonders to support the area until the tendon healed.

kt tape plus a tens unit has been a godsend for curing some of the supposed old-age related things that have happened to me. not that I'd know because I refuse to get old.

which models are they exactly? henry makes a few .22s

H&K P30

That's not that bad actually.

would have to look but I'm thinking it's 1/2" it's 3/4" at the end where I thought about putting the generator. Hence why I asked about pipe vs. electrical. House feed is 1" inside the building. I'm figuring it's that at the outlet of the meter. could be stepped down though. don't feel like going and looking.

No it's not. Every black person is self-employed: aspiring rapper. Every white person is self-employed: aspiring influencer.

yea but pressure losses depend on run length, pipe diameter, and number of turns. It's possible that to run a bigger generator (10kW+) I'd need to get my meter replaced. Then questions get asked. I'm already at the far end of the run for the whole house. unless you're suggesting I run a full sized pipe directly from the meter, around the outside of the house.

one of the aspects I need to decide, is which one is better: 60' run of gas pipe to the generator, or 60' run of electrical wire back to the panel/transfer switch. thinking the latter.

my bad. my brain did a thing. you get 1 million bonus points.

I'm going to disagree on that one. Here's my reasoning: Thurston and Lovely (*) first time gun owners aren't going to go out and get bunches of gats and rods in various calibers, and want to pile high and stack deep. They'll get 1,2,3 guns at most, 2 calibers at best, and 1000 rounds total. After that, they're just not going to go all in like lots of us do. I think that description will be for a large chunk (>75%) of the class I just described. I'm also going to say Bubba and Bubbette already have "nearly" enough guns, such that they're not going to go in and clear the shelves when T&L have had their fill of paying way over standard price. Some will still want MOAR AMMOZ even now, but I don't see that class being enough to sustain the current rates, or anything near it. Whoring your sister doesn't give nearly the return it used to; ask me how i know. Now given that ammo manufacturers aren't spinning up production, we aren't going to see a major pricing/supply whiplash like we did post-sandy hook. I see the steady trundling along of gun and ammo production, to where demand will fall enough to meet supply, if not create a surplus as is generally the case with capitalism. (*) if you get the reference, 10 million internet points to you.

That costs a literal fuckton of cash to do so. And without knowing how long that equipment would be in service, there's no way to compute ROI. Never mind there's the overall supply problem of components to them as well. That... is far too pretty a display.

I got some that's a foaming encapsulating stuff. damn if it isn't impressive the way it worked.

We really need someone who can answer my question in my post a couple up, regarding minimum pressures and flow rates.

here's the important question: will ammo shortages crash gun prices at some point? just looking for opportunities for a deal when the time comes.