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  1. I loved stern when he was on the radio. I bought a Sirius radio for the switch. But once he went to satellite he lost his “enemy”. It may sound dumb but skirting around the sensors helped make him who he is. I still listen here and there but not like I use to But glad he backed it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  2. This works on everyone. Don't ask.
  3. That's why you have to shoot them while they are still a threat.
  4. Holly shit, even about tires you can write a tome that rivals in length the fvcking war and peace.
  5. Yet he’s pro national reciprocity.. sometimes you jus take the win, and be gracious.
  6. A ‘TRUE STORY ABOUT’ General McChrystal's resignation in Obama's office from General McChrystal's book! NEVER STAND IN LINE AGAIN Some men carry and handle their diplomacy better than others. When former U.S. Military commander in Afghanistan, General McChrystal, was called into the Oval Office by Barack Obama, he knew things weren't going to go well when the President accused him of not supporting him in his political role as President. "It's not my job to support you as a politician, Mr. President, it's my job to support you as Commander-in-Chief," McChrystal replied, and he handed Obama his resignation. Not satisfied with accepting McChrystal's resignation, the President made a cheap parting shot. "I bet when I die you'll be happy to piss on my grave." The General saluted and said, "Mr. President, I always told myself after leaving the Army, I’d never stand in line again.”
  7. Purchasing firearms and becoming a LEO all take a backseat to getting this young woman the help she needs right now.
  8. 2 points
    I need some training. Is this range near Jersey City? http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/5b7b8211affe9/7I3MZoAoXSED_mobile.mp4 Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk
  9. the national move seems to be to declare all opposition to certain beliefs as mentally unhealthy.
  10. Working in a hospital emergency department for these types of circumstances, I have seen good therapists send people to an er when they can not safety plan with a person, and I have also seen bad therapists send people to the er because they do not know what to do. Bad things can happen if left unchecked. Safety first.
  11. To me, this is a lot of red flags: Auditory hallucinations... a friend who committed suicide... suicidal thoughts... and a therapist (who presumably knows her?) concerned enough to refer to the ER. I'll ditto what others said... her health (life!!) is the #1 priority! She needs a full physical and psychiatric work-up... leading to a proper diagnosis so she can get the right treatment, whatever that is. . In-patient care may indeed be the best way to accomplish that and it would also help ensure her safety while that was happening (she'd be on "suicide watch" with people regularly looking into the room, she'd have no access to sharp objects, etc.). As for career options, honestly... you're talking about her very LIFE...under the circumstance, career is so far down the list of priorities, it's a non-issue as far as I'm concerned. Edit: 2 things... 1) if she's still at home right now while they're making this decision, they should do their own "suicide watch" at home and take some simple precautions (like asking her to keep her bedroom door open, disabling the lock on her bedroom door for quick access, and having someone else in the house 24x7, etc.. - better safe than sorry). 2) they should ask the hospital if they have a pediatric/adolescent psych unit. And if the answer is "no", they might want to ask which hospitals in their region DO have that... it might be an affiliated children's hospital. My parents both worked in the mental health field - I visited them at work (on rare occasions) as a kid and I can tell you... it could be VERY scary for a 16-year-old girl to be on a unit mixed with adults... especially if she were to see a large male patient "act out" and get taken down by the aides, for instance (which does happen on occasion). No sense scaring the living daylights out of the girl while she's already feeling vulnerable! Might as well ask that quick question! It needn't delay admission to find the right place. And if she feels more comfortable wherever she's admitted, the experience will be better and there'll likely be less resentment on her part, too. SENDING GOOD KARMA to your friends and their daughter!
  12. I'll give you advice. DON'T DISCLOSE IT. It is easier to ask for forgiveness than for permission. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk
  13. Mrs. Peel and her Audi...
  14. I'm building out a safe room in PA, and recalled (of course) about the H&K 'Gray Room'. IMO probably the most desirable conference room in existence, eclipsing even the White House Situation Room. My room will be green, not gray. I'm not in the same universe here. But I will love it and all that's in it. It will of course display some H&K items and paraphernalia. Including some pre-ban rifles. Those of you who are H&K fans may have already seen this, but for those who haven't here is the most recent photo collection (that I know about) from The Gray Room. In the article there's also a link to part II. Now, who wants to again discuss 'holy grail firearms'?
  15. I am a Huge Howard fan, and while he generally skirts political issues he always eluded to being pro-gun. Of course it’s not a political show so its always quick and in passing. But today he gave about a 5-10 minute in favor of national reciprocity and why we need it and why the second amendment is so important. this made me very happy as we can agree that there are millions and millions of listeners weather you like him or not. If you are a serious/xm subscriber, you can hear it on the replay app. I can only think that this will make some people go "huh, never thought about it like that. I can only guess that this will be used in our favor from different media outlets. hopefully it helps!
  16. Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, August 26th. at Quinton Sportsmans club in Beautiful south Jersey! This match and all matches at Quinton sportsmans club are open to the public! Registration is now on Practiscore https://clubs.practiscore.com/quinton-3-gun-august-26-2018/register 5 big bad ass stages. Using a new range out back this year with 270 degrees of 3 gun action and excitement, you will pay for the whole seat but you will only use the edge!!! Website http://www.quinton3gun.com/index.php NEW RULESET THIS YEAR THAT EVERYONE MUST READ!!! Setup starts at 7am. Registration closes at 8:30 and I will have a new shooters briefing at 8:30. Match announcements at 9 with the match starting after that. $22 for members and $28 for non members. I think this is the Facebook link https://m.facebook.com/login.php?next=https%3A%2F%2Fm.facebook.com%2Fprofile.php%3Fid%3D480685162262667%26tsid%3D0.8144195090284061%26source%3Dtypeahead&refsrc=https%3A%2F%2Fm.facebook.com%2Fprofile.php&_rdr New shooters are welcome to shoot. The kitchen will be open as always and will bring you what ever you order There are still spots open, just register and we will increase squad size as needed. The match will be capped at 60 shooters.
  17. Understood. The adjusters office is one of the places law enforcement can check for mental health records. That's all.
  18. Dark, bud... very dark
  19. Exactly... I do it at the change of the seasons, every 3 months. Helps keep the tires rounder.
  20. I don’t believe this is the correct attitude or approach. Keep in mind you are not da police. Your job is self defense, or defense of others. It is not apprehension. ” In fear for my life” but if a dude wants to hang out till police arrive... cool.
  21. You have to switch the air minimum 2x a year. Summer air, winter air. @1LtCAP knows..
  22. Just got back from the FFL. NICS turnaround was just under 6 minutes!! That's a record for me. Too much work tonight to get started so I'll have to wait until tomorrow.
  23. If you're capable of that you probably don't need the gun.
  24. i've seen it a ton on continentals too. i've seen them so bad that there's adeep crack following along the bead on the rim, but about a quarter inch out. it's scary shit. i've seen them both do it in less than 2 years. yet....i've got eldorados(cooper sub company) on my expedition. 4 years going, and not a sign of dry rot. or bad wear. and the truck handles dam good. if one were really doing their research they'd find that there's many viable alternatives to the big names that will perform right there with them.
  25. 1 point
    I feel silly now. I didn't see the link before. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
  26. 1 point
    Comparison with 3 spent cartridges from a P365 with 3 fired from a Walther PPS M2 reveal that the 3 from the P365, have a slightly greater primer strike, but nothing like the drag depicted about which several testers complained about in the youtube videos. I am not exactly sure what the industry definition of "drag" is and exactly what the tipping point between strike and drag is, other than to use my own subjective determination. All I can say is that I did not get what I saw on some of the earlier videos. I think the striker assembly change by Sig is the key. I put another 50 rounds through her yesterday and am on vacation and doing two range trips per week. With 650 rounds fired and no issues except two Failure to Lock open on last round fired, I am satisfied to carry this gun instead of my Walther PPS M2. Ergonomically, the PPS fits me like a glove, but has less capacity--and that is the reason I am going to now carry the P365--in Fl. I would like to see Mac go out and buy another and test it. I agree that Mac is a better source for gun info then Hick45, although I enjoy his videos as well. I really don't recall him ever complaining about a gun and finding a problem with it--other than how it fits his hand.
  27. you think that's any different than the rest of us? lemme tell ya what i see from a perspective of the guy that works on this shit. continentals for the most part dry rot much faster than any other tire out there. 'cept the michelens. michelens dry rot faster than everything out there 'cept the continentals. the ONLY contenintal i install with confidence is the "extra load" on a fleet of transit connects i service. michelens i will only install at customer request. i like some goodyears. can't fucking stand firestones. bfgoodrich makes a decent tire. cooper, hankook, and kumho make good tires. falcon has come up to the top, although i don't install many of them. something you need to realize(and i'd have thought you knew this...guess i was wrong) is that a manufacturer doesn't put "the best tire" on the vehicle. they put the best within a specific price range, and depending on who gives them the best deal. i think griz nailed it when he made the snob comment.
  28. @AVB-AMG Uh...practice some humility. Don't be so childish. Your experience is not the definitive guide to tires. You've taken my comment out of context and as a personal insult. I said, "I realize a snob is only going to buy something like Michelin, Pirelli, or Continental". You made no references to these tires earlier so how was I directing it toward you? FWIW I have Michelins on my Jeep and have had good experiences with Michelin in the past. Pirellis I had sucked. Never had Continentals on a car but the ones I had on my motorcycle were okay. Because you have had good experiences with those three makes doesn't mean everyone has. "Therefore, from my car ownership..." seems really pompous. Practice some humility. You ignore the key word in my my statement, "ONLY". There are a lot of other good tires out there made by other manufacturers than those three. I attended SCCA Driving School in the 70s. Didn't get my Regional Competition License because I finished only 3 of the 4 required races (fault of the car not mine). I've also been through several pursuit driving courses. I guess all that's at least almost as good as your performance driving school experience. You state the BMW was equipped with so-so tires. What did you expect? Uh...yeah I did know Michelin is a French company. Also Pirelli is Italian and Continental German. Is that supposed to be a big secret? Please tell me what how many people BMW employs in SC has to do with tires? FYI both Honda and Toyota employ about 28,000 each in their factories in the US. Not all in one place. That's all BMW has in the US. You call my statement childish and false? You are the only one who recommended only those three. Is that mean you're right and everyone else is wrong? Calm down AVB-AMG. You turning a simple statement into a personal affront is not good for your physical or emotional health. Is this the big education on tires you said you were going to give me in another thread?
  29. Youll be good. They havent got me yet
  30. 1 point
    That Hickok45 video was posted last February. A lot of water under the P365 bridge since then.
  31. Seriously. How can people.not believe it's called pork roll!?
  32. This^ The FCC doesn't know what to do with themselves since he went to SAT radio.I remember when he did the Pay per View special like 28 -29 years ago and came out and said something *like* "Welcome from Newark NJ, the biggest shit hole in the world". He got all kinds of blow back from that one LOL. He does have some good ideas once in a while, I remember one show again on regular FM radio when he was complaining about construction and traffic and said why don't they just do some of the stuff at night? well fast forward 20 years lately and many road resurfacing jobs are now done at night so someone got the message. I've got Sirius and mostly just listen to Smooth Jazz and occasionally the 50's to 70's channels, that about it unless I need traffic & weather while traveling. But yea, good to hear he's still Pro 2A
  33. Him and Trump go way, way back. They are friends and used to hangout together. I'll say something about Stern, he claims when Trump was campaigning the low lifes of the media came a calling for incriminating or less then flattering Trump tapes since he went on his show many times. He wouldn't do it for a couple reasons. They were friends and providing them with tapes would violate, not only Trump's trust, but also the trust off all the past and future guests of the show. Of course he couldn't stop the slugs from canvassing whatever tapes were out there already. And they did and that's when the "Trump would date his own daughter " hair on fire outrage of du jour came from. I thought it was pretty classy of Stern.
  34. True but there are 16"barrels out there too.
  35. You have an unhealthy amount of emotional capital invested in this meatloaf.
  36. 1 point
    You know, I have not checked that, but will compare to some spent rounds from another striker fired pistol. I do know that this one has the updated striker assembly. Will let ya know
  37. Hornets vs Shop Vac: After you're done, make sure you let your mother in law open the shop vac...
  38. Get them up against the wall.
  39. I can't knock mayo on frys, I like to put sour cream on my pancakes. BUT Steak cooked past medium rare is an abomination.
  40. Put the nest into a box and send it to someone you dislike. Mark the outside of the box as indicated here:
  41. Just give a neighborhood kid you don’t like a dollar and a baseball bat. Watch from inside the house.
  42. Use it as a teaching moment. Tell your kids it’s a piñata. You can use spray but find the entrance hole and try to get the stream deeper into the nest.
  43. “I would seriously consider moving them out of the home and legally store them elsewhere (e.g. Gunsitters in Whippany, NJ) and do so ASAP. “ Good suggestion re: Gunsitters.... Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Pro
  44. IANAL nor an MD. But first and foremost she needs to get the help she needs. I am not qualified to judge whether a commital is appropriate or an over reaction on the part of the mental health professionals. I do really feel for the parents who no doubt are going through a difficult time dealing with their child’s problem. With that said, and given the fact this is a gun forum, a few additional considerations. If the daughter ever wants to purchase a firearm in NJ this will follow her into adulthood. Refer specifically to questions 24 and 26 on the sts033 application. Also, if the parents own firearms, I would seriously consider moving them out of the home and legally store them elsewhere (e.g. Gunsitters in Whippany, NJ) and do so ASAP.
  45. I am not a doctor and I cant answer your questions But that child needs help. If is what you say is true..... she is a slight push from hurting herself or others. I dont care about the future, I care about the now. Unless those parents want a corpse on their hands. Just let that sink in...I hear voices...... I think about suicide..... let those things sink in
  46. Griz offered good advice. I've bought all of my tires either through Tirerack or Costco for many years, and have great experience with both. Can't comment on Amazon, never thought to look there for tires. Tirerack does let you look up local installers, many of whom will let you have the tires shipped directly to them, and they break out all of the additional costs that can add up quickly...mounting, balancing, stems, disposal fees, etc. I think Costco lumps all that together and you can see what the add-on prices come to. Tirerack will have a LOT more options, and some great online tools to help you sort through them. I've seen the best prices bounce from one to the other. Costco does have $70 off 4 tires specials every month, alternating between Bridgestone and Michelin. A bit of trivia...Tirerack was one of the earliest big online sellers. You'd think it would have been some company selling computers or other electronics or a precursor to Amazon...but no, it was a small family business selling tires in Indiana that laid a lot of the groundwork for how we buy things today.

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