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Hello all, My name is Ryan Quirk and I am the owner of Servo Group Tactical. I registered on here some time ago however would like to become an official vendor however am unsure on how to do so. I messaged one individual I was told to contact but it hasn't been read. Just looking for some insight so I can post future courses we are hosting in NJ and PA. thanks in advance, stay safe and hope to see you soon, Ryan CEO Servo Group LLC www.servogrouptactical.net

3 fails here all you can eat frog legs phillpsburg chinese buffet. f---_

Except when they are at a all you can eat Chinese buffet in Phillipsburg, then they taste like fishy rubber with a hint of E coli. Fresh caught is the only way to go!

Had them a few times. Quite delicious.

OK, Fishnut! I can see I've offended your scrapple-loving woodsman tendencies. I apologize. I'll try to be less judgey. Can't wait to try the venison jerky and moose jerky. (See? I put that online for all to see. Now I'm committed to at least a taste). As for the termites... ummm, if you don't mind, I'll just take your word for it that they're utterly DELISH!

Never had an issue with safety at the WMA range outside Hammonton until a bunch of Atlantic City cops showed up and thought the place was a handgun range.

I just read this article in the SL. I definitely don't like their anti-gun bias (and bias in general), but I was looking for info on a local crime. I don't know all of the politics involved among the pro-2A groups, although I know that not all play well with others. If this article is at all accurate, this is why nothing positive will ever happen for gun owners in NJ. Not because of the actual law-abiding owners, but because of the egos and childishness of some of the self-proclaimed pro-2A groups. http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2017/10/why_a_gun_rights_advocate_is_sad_guadagnos_giving.html#incart_2box_nj-homepage-featured

My wife and I traveled to the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone last week.. It's always nice to get a taste of what's it's like to be in Free America, if only for a week and a half. We flew out of Newark to Salt Lake City on Delta. I had heard that Delta has made a practice of harassing travelers with firearms since the incident in Fort Lauderdale last year, where a guy retrieved his checked firearm, loaded up, and started shooting people. You can read more about it here: http://dryfiretrainingcards.com/blog/deltas-silly-new-rules-flying-guns/ I was pleasantly surprised that the baggage agent just had me fill out the declaration card, had me open my suitcase to ensure that my gun cased was locked and to place the card, and then just put my bag on the belt, and sent us on our way. Turns out he was slacking, because on the return trip the agent put my bag aside, and called over a TSA agent who proceeded to go through my entire suitcase with me watching. Upon our arrival back in Newark, I had to go to the baggage desk to claim my suitcase, which had a big sticker on it to say it needed special handling, and was locked shut with a thick zip-tie. I believe the most difficult part of staying on the right side of the law while carrying is not just knowing in which states one can carry. That's pretty easy to look up. It's some of the nuances that get trickier. For instance, one can carry in national parks if one is allowed to carry in the state the park is in. This can be challenging, as some parks span multiple states. Moreover, even if one can carry in a particular park, the firearm cannot be brought into government buildings, like visitor information centers, hotels, restaurants, and even gift shops. Outside the parks, another sticky situation is bars and restaurants. In some states, no weapons are allowed in establishments that serve alcohol. In others, they are not allowed in the section that is primarily a bar, but are OK in the area that primarily serves food. In some states, CCW in bars is OK, but one cannot consume any alcohol. In other places, alcohol consumption is OK, provided one is below the legal limit. I brought along my Springfield XD 9 mm subcompact, with two mags, a 25 round box of Hornady Critical Defense, and three holsters: an IWB for 4:00/kidney carry, an IWB for appendix carry, and an OWB. My go-to position is the first one I mentioned, because I find that it conceals well for me, but still allows easy access to my firearm. The problem I have found is that it gets uncomfortable when I'm driving for a long time, as I did on this trip. I tried the appendix carry, but found that also got uncomfortable, digging into my thigh when I was on the road for hours. So I settled on OWB at 3:00, which was comfortable driving. I don't think it was as well concealed as the others, but it seemed to work out OK with the heavy clothing we needed for the cold temperatures while we were out there. I made it a point to always keep an extra holster in the console of the car to stow my gun, as we were frequently going in and out of the government buildings mentioned above. In general, the whole thing worked out well. My wife has been more accepting of my concealed carry lifestyle on the road, which she viewed as somewhat quirky just a few years ago. I had no delusions that my 9 mm handgun would protect us against some of the wildlife out there, but it was better than nothing, and certainly provided protection against two-legged predators. While we were staying outside the park in the town of West Yellowstone, I discovered a gun range literally around the block from our hotel, which rented full auto weapons. Having always wanted to see what that was like, I couldn't pass up an opportunity like that. So on the last morning we were there, I strolled over and tried some out. Since this has already gotten pretty long (AVB range), I'll post the details of my full auto experience on another thread.

I like and make pickles .............that counts

Roasted broccoli and cauliflower are amazing..

Thanks for posting this, GunsRLegal. FYI, I was one of the first to say it was great when Alexander Roubian did a hatchet job on the politician who was indicted for stalking yet (conveniently) didn't think people should be able to buy tasers (that pol was a vile bum that needed to be outed and I thought Roubian did a great job). And I know some of you on here are big fans of Roubian for situations just like that... but I don't care who his fans are on these forums, I'm going to say this anyway>>> ROUBIAN'S EGO IS OUTTA CONTROL!! This CHILDISH, NONSENSICAL, WHINEY-ASS animus that Roubian feels towards ANJRPC has got to stop!! It's hurting the ENTIRE 2A cause in this state. We are, as the expression goes, "eating our own". If Alex can't stay focused on attacking the OTHER side and feels compelled to attack his own pro2A side, I feel he should be firmly smacked on the back of the head by his own followers. So, I implore you, if you're a dues-paying member of his group, or if you know him well enough to influence him, for god's sake, PLEASE TELL HIM TO KNOCK IT OFF!! It's really gone too far.. he is stirring up completely unnecessary PR disasters that play right into the hands of the anti-2A crowd. Seriously, I'm starting to wonder, is Roubian a total freaking moron??? I'm so disgusted... I'm almost speechless.

Lmao you got me......i like to grow veggies but I don't eat allot of them. Im good with leafy greens, corn,carrots, onion and hot peppers but tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, broccoli, and cauliflower...... yuck

Make @fishnut a salad @Mrs. Peel and watch him wormy squirm.. Jus Sayen... level playing field lol

Typical Saturday morning breakfast.

I couldn’t get a gray frame like @lexcruiser - lord knows I tried - so I went with a Sniper Gray* Brownells slide (comes with front serrations, lightening cut over the barrel, and RMR cut with Iron sight dovetail behind the RMR for $199) and Sniper Gray bits: Agency magwell Apex extractor Overwatch Precision Tac Trigger KKM Barrel and comp RMR06 optic * Slide and small parts coated by Modern Materiel. With the Comp installed, its the same length as a Glock 35/34 and fits in all the same holsters - Caveat: Safariland ALS holsters can be problematic. The ALS lock likes to sometimes grab the gap between the slide and comp requiring you to hit the ALS release a second time.

I think I found your spider..........Here is a link. http://www.spiders.us/species/steatoda-grossa/ False Black Widow.

I know a guy who does just that. He traps them, feeds them corn for a month or so, then butchers them. Still retains the wild pork flavor.

Between the Dodge and Ford, I would go with the Chevy.

Yanno what, on second thought, go with the Ram. Eff Ford with a 10 foot stick up the ass. They are supporting the anthem kneeling bastards.

Done besides the stamp.. I think..

Toyota

Frog legs actually do taste like chicken..

I'll throw a bacon wrapped back strap in the smoker in the morning. You bring the beer. Screw fast food I'm bringing a moose heart steak and a smoked moose tongue sandwich for Zeke to try

I don't eat fast food..........do you know what they put in that crap? Lol. I already have a freezer full of venison and had some steaks for dinner on monday night and venison stir fry last night. No need to get shitty venison from a fast food joint. Next shotgun shoot I'll bring some venison jerky and moose jerky for everyone to try out.

Arby' s sucks and I eat a lot of fast food Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

Star Wars you dope. It's tastefully done.

Uh, no... BIgHungry. Thanks for the thought... but I confess, I hear "venison" and I see the "Bambi" I watched as a kid (with the big round, sad, orphaned eyes). Ummm... just can't go there. Oh, well... chow down, you 3!

DAMMIT! All this damn Scrapple talk made me have to have it. I just got back from Acme and the scrapple is cooking in the pan as I type!

If we ban bump stocks, where does it end? People have been toying with and manipulating semi auto rifles to increase rate of fire from the day they were invented. What about non stock triggers with lower pull forces? What about stock triggers with low pull forces? Where do we draw the line? I 100% disagree with the NRA on this. I believe they’re doing this for the “big picture” which includes national reciprocity, but it sets us up for so many other bans that they probably haven’t even thought of. Murder is already illegal, with some very stern penalties, yet people still do it anyway. Taking things away from law abiding citizens won’t prevent the next atrocity. Evil will do evil deeds. It’s as simple as that.

Don't forget the sausage.

The Left never compromises. Not this "New" Left. It may be a good play in a more conventional time.....but the Leftists politicians will never give an inch on any gun issue. Never. Only Republicans compromise. And they do it by giving away our rights and our money. And given that Dems control both the senate and the house....why would they.....(no..I'm not in time warp). Someone tell me how this isn't the case.

You decide if its 6 o'clock or point of impact as others have said. IMO 6 o'clock is better for target (competition) shooting and POI is better for combat shooting. Just my preference, YMMV. If you want the sight drum to agree with your zero, zero at any known distance, say 200 yds, with M2 Ball. Use either POI or 6 o'clock. Dont pay attention to what the sight drum says while you're doing this. M1 sights are calibrated to move POI 1" at 100 yds. Once you have that 200 yd zero, rotate the sight drum down and count the clicks. This is insurance so you know where you're supposed to be at 200 yds. Once you've done this, elevate the sight to your 200 yd zero. Now loosen the screw in the center of the sight drum so it rotates freely and set it at 200 yd. Tighten it back down and lower the sight to ensure you are at the same number of clicks you counted before. If its the same number of clicks, rotate drum the same number of clicks up and the sight drum should say 200 yds. This is the mechanical zero Nickjc is talking about. If you are low and to the right and on paper at 200 yds you can start from there. You need to make a windage adjustment to the left. Same as elevation, 1" per click. If you zero for 6 o'clock on an 8" bullseye, 4 clicks down should give you POI. If you zero for POI, 4 clicks up will give you a 6 o'clock. Most use a 3 rd group to zero. Some use an 8 rd group with a M1. I use a 4 rd group. As the barrel heats up, groups may drift. As the range increases groups may drift to the left or right depending on the direction of the twist. I'm talking maybe 5-600 yds or more for that. I don"t generally shoot that far but have had to make those corrections for artillery.

Imgur titles itself the simple image sharer, and I believe that to be true. If you don't use imgur, you probably should. It's ridiculously easy to upload and share images. You don't need an account to upload images, but creating an account will enable you to create albums and track your images. Here's the link: http://imgur.com/ So let's say you've got a picture you're dying to share with us on NJGF. It doesn't matter whether that image is saved on your computer, from another website, or copied to your computer's clipboard. You can upload it on Imgur and use that to share it with us here. No matter where that image is, you start by going to Imgur's homepage. From there, you'll see the box below on the upper right of the webpage. If you have an image saved on your computer, you'll want to click the button labeled "Computer". If it's from another website, you'll want to click the "Web" button. It's like they tried to make it easy for us! You can also click the arrow in the cloud icon on the banner of the page. It will bring up a different menu with a few more options (like being able to paste an image), but it does the same job (perhaps a little faster). I'm going to get to uploading from another website later, but first I'm going to walk through uploading from a computer. Good! So you clicked the "Computer Button". Doing so will automatically open up a dialog box on your computer. You'll need to navigate to the file you want to upload. Once you find it, select it, and click the Open button. If you saved an image to your computer from the web, it might be located in your Downloads folder rather than your default picture folder. You'll be presented with another menu that looks like this: If you want to upload a few more images, use one of the four options above, rinse, and repeat. If you're ready to upload your image(s), click "Start Upload" and the image will begin processing. Once done you'll be brought to a new menu with your picture front and center with a plethora of links off to the right. Highlight the URL right underneath the "Direct Link (email & IM)" catagory. Copy that URL by either right-clicking and selecting "copy" or using the hot-key ctrl + c. Once you do that, head on over the NJGF and get ready to post your image. Simply click the Image Button (). You'll see the following dialog box pop up: All that's left is pasting that URL you copied just before into this dialog box then press okay. BAM! Your image should appear. Now instead of saving pictures from other sites to your computer and then uploading them to Imgur, you can simply copy that image by right-clicking, then pasting it into Imgur's dialog box. If you have any questions about the process or if I was at all unclear about any of the steps, let me know and I'll do my best to explain and clarify. Hope this helped!