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Zeke (& Mrs. Peel): I was planning on showing my little roadster at a local car show this Sunday, but since I could not attend the last shoot out/get-together, I realize that I did say I would attend the next one.... and my credibility is at stake. So I am bagging the car show and will join you all on Sunday. I will have slathered on my 100 SPF sunscreen beforehand and I will bring 2 boxes of clays along with a case of cold bottle water for folks. I will bring my Beretta 692 Sporting 12 gauge shotgun and a bunch of #8 shells. After a two month hiatus from shotguns, I was able to shoot 100 rounds this morning at Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays in Coplay, PA, enjoying this warm summer weather, so I should be ready. Looking forward to meeting you all and aligning faces with NJGF screen names. See you Sunday... AVB-AMG

If you like Piña Coladas...

There's a joke in here somewhere. Seating for 3 at a gay bar? Throw a smoke bomb down the big one...

If people limited their posts to only what they know this site would be a very empty place.

Those are not water lines, please people. Stop suggesting things that you don't know.

I'm pretty sure that's how Pennywise gets back and forth between your home and the sewer.

You should still bring the car, best of both worlds.

Another thought: do you have a bank next door? Might be how you make deposits.

I never seen water/drain pipes made from conduit. Looks like an old service or a sub panel. The larger pipe was probably the service lines and the small conduit probably feed outside electric. Definitely not water pipes, unless it was a DIY/homeowner with no clue what he/she was doing.

Loose, mingle, be safe

I think they are electrical conduits for underground service. Lot of contractors may put extras in for cable service, etc. Not to worry. Its a good thing. Take a cap off and look fown. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I got my thrower, just picked up the battery this AM... 5 cases of clays from the Branchburg Walmart... Good to go!

Me too. I'm bringing a few cases of water, SPF 70, my straw cowboy hat, and Olga the Russian lead spitter.

Sunblock means you won't have sunburn when you come down with heat exhaustion.

Only if you don't mind sharing! You've met me... you have witnessed my Morticia-like "whiter shade of pale", lol. I have 3 stages of sun exposure... stage 1, I wilt like a daisy (with a light dose of whining and related drama)... stage 2, I swell into a blowfish (loud, incessant wailing, much mo' drama)... and then there's the much-feared stage 3 (a fatal stage which I've not yet reached, obviously)...when I explode into smithereens like the proverbial vampire in the sun. So, it's either your umbrella... or... well, basically misery for all of us followed by my untimely death! Seriously, if it really starts getting hot (and "hot" to me means anything over 72, lol)...I'll either take refuge in my air-conditioned car -or- exit stage left. I basically intend to be there at 9:00 sharp so I can take advantage of the cooler morning hours. You know... I should point out that it's not exactly easy being high-maintenance like this! But someone has got to carry that torch for the rest of us. You're welcome!

The gun range market in NJ is far from saturated. Still lots of money to be made

You don't know they are not. Unless you put the there....

You're good to go with those firearms. As another poster said apply for your Firearms Purchase ID Card. as soon as you move to NJ. You won't be able to get ammo for the Sig or the Nagant revolver without it. On the plus side for at least the next few months you can order ammo online and have it delivered to your home. Once the Gubernatorial election is over all bets are off. Welcome to the frying pan from the fire.

looks like EMT compression couplings on rigid conduit. Electrical. But the way they're spaced sure looks like two plumbing supply lines and a drain. The larger pipe is too far from the wall to feed a long forgotten electrical panel. I vote electrical or plumbing or natural gas or something else. Take the plastic caps off of the big line and take another photo so we can see the metal fitting better. If it was an old sink, the larger, drain line won't be under pressure. Of course, turn the fitting slowly. If it's something else, you want to be able to tignten it back up before you flood the garage.

I'm good on 10/22 mags right now but someone might like this deal but it's only until 10pm eastern time tonight. Also, you can order online and pickup in store so no shipping and they have a deal where you spend $50 and get $10 back in Dick's rewards points. https://m.dickssportinggoods.com/p/ruger-bx-1-10-shot-magazine-15rugustrmxtrclpfgua/15rugustrmxtrclpfgua -Jim

Definitely electric of some sort. Just curious, didn't you ask who you bought the house from?

Original electrical service Edit that, it's too low. It's electric, just don't know what for. I need more info

Underground keg

I am pretty sure these are connections for the flux capacitor.

whats behind the pc of plywood?

Its nighthawks stippling. This can be seen on a lot of custom 1911s nowadays

Nice gun. What type of grip is that on the front strap and main spring housing? Also thank you for posting a thread about guns on NJGF, this place is so far off topic anymore.

Everything you currently own in NYC should be legal here. Nothing to do in NJ to keep them. There is no mandatory registration or permit needed to own them. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

CZ is a great choice, But based on current trajectory it will be a hi point

Cant a guy be nice....

More like a can of Bush's Grilling Beans and a Coors Lite Silver Bullet with this crowd.

At least you're trying - somewhat - to be helpful... not like that other guy... who wants apparently to grill me on a spit. Served with... fava beans and a nice glass of Chianti, I presume? Tough, tough crowd at the Shotgun Shootout!

Mrs Peel, I have a fantastic sunblock for you. Pay no attention to the Sweet Baby Ray's lable. By the end of the day, you will be delic... You won't have to worry about sunburn. Just make sure you apply it often, about every 15 minutes.

How ironic. Zeke's threads and posts follow the same stages except in reverse.

No. I see only one religion getting that free pass. Christians are attacked all the time for just expressing our beliefs in a calm, kind and loving manner.

This looks simple enough for even me!

I assumed the Taurus 85 was the throwaway permit... lol

I made this one out of full and half size cinder block. A couple bags of stone, and a tube of construction adhesive (a bead of glue on the outer edges only). About $75 total in material. So far it's been working out great.

My man! Nor do I

I have no issue shooting in the rain.

Sunday's forecast for Clinton WMA. Mostly sunny with a high near 80. Occasional lead showers.

Nappen is highly over rated.

@AVB-AMG Have not heard much from you lately in the 1st ad threads... hope all is well.

I can't forget, either. I was there. I was in my office on Greenwich St. in TriBeCa when the planes hit. Still, somewhat "in denial," I called a fellow employee (and internal client) of mine working at 7 WTC (where we had rented space). To my surprise, he answered! All the alarms going off in the background were horrific. He stayed on he phone for about 20 seconds and then had to go. Thankfully, he got out, as did everyone we had at 7WTC. Only 4 of our employees were casualties (4 people making sales calls in 1 & 2 WTC). Everyone evacuated my building and were just milling around on the ground, trying to account for co-workers, etc. We then heard this collective SCREAM from across the street. We all stepped into Greenwich St. just in time to witness the South Tower collapse right in front of us. Shortly thereafter, all those below a certain rank (which I was) were told to leave the area and head North. I found refuge at a cousin's apt. in Chelsea, and for the night in her parents' apartment nearby. This, because mass transit was completely shut down. I got home OK the next morning. We were not allowed back into TriBeCa for 3 weeks and, when we were allowed back, we had to show ID and proof of employment to LE that was maintaining a perimeter on Canal St. for another 3-4 weeks thereafter. The smell lingered on for months (i.e. burnt electrical wires and asbestos). Horrific. For me, it's not a question of "forgiveness." It's about holding people "accountable" for their actions, and "never forgetting.." i.e. never letting one's guard down against those that might do the same to us. Sure, I can forgive, but one still must accept the consequences of their actions. I could forgive a BG that murders a family member of mine, but I will ensure they still "ride the needle." And we must always be "on guard" to prevent any future attacks. I think, sometimes, people grow complacent after a long time has passed since the last "incident." Never grow complacent. Always stay "on guard." Never forget.

And let's not forget those poor goats (face palm)

Paul ryan is a tool. He needs to go.... They can't even manage to kill Obama care or Pass tax cuts.. which they directly campaigned on... THE GOP is a bunch of ball sacks. They will never tackle gun laws in favor of gun owners. Although they will claim they will after the midterms..