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  1. Agreed. I called it. It was a weird thing. A bunch of booths I stopped by and talked to were predicting this at shot show. The one i talked to was a texas company. Thats what inspired me to write this thread. I warned you all. I stocked up on primers in march. This is way past what we would ever imagined
  2. You can work this out with a simple rule: 1 foot of water creates 0.433 psi of pressure, and it takes 2.31 feet of water to create 1 psi of pressure. From this, you can work out the psi of any elevated water storage system. To create 10 PSI of water you would need a bucket 23.1 feet above the ice maker.
  3. I've not yet been able to take pics, but I have this firearm that's come into my possession via inheritances, that have occurred throughout the decades. It's a Mossberg 500b 16ga pump, that has a removal barrel. It has no serial number that I can see and I know it's, at least, 40-50 years old. I've been able to find out just a little bit online, but was hoping we'd have a resident expert here that would be knowledgeable of this model firearm. In particular, it's collectability factor and worth. I consider it to be in fair to good condition. Once able, I'll post some pics. Thanks in advance. Edit: Here are some pics.
  4. I found what I was looking for, you can disregard or close this thread
  5. The employment question is inappropriate i always listed my company name but gave my direct phone number; figured if I got the call I might be able to verify my own employment. Worst case I’d transfer the call to HR in 20 years, the police never called. But some departments do.
  6. Not lying, depending on how business is going either one can be correct. And frankly that has to be one of the worst, unjustified questions on the application IMO. I can see that being a deal killer for a lot of people working at, or for, anti- 2nd left leaning employers.
  7. Not from the State's point of view. As far as they're concerned if it discourages just one person from applying for an FID it's all worth it.
  8. As a former drunken sailor, I find that quite offensive.
  9. As Sniper mentioned, don't waste your time quoting statutes. Want to write a letter, fine, keep it short and to the point: "I applied for an FID on XX. What is the status of my application"?
  10. The Three Trillion+ dollars of printed money by the Fed last year that got "infused" into the market. That's what's propping it up, along with Biden wanting to print another $2 Trillion now.
  11. When my kids had problems at school and I was called in, I very often started the discussion with, "Is this something that my lawyer should be here for?" It always put them back on their heels and made the discussion go much more smoothly. If I were your god daughter's parent, I would have made enough stink that there would be nothing that they could do.
  12. Different for sure! Haha
  13. Well, if you get prosecuted for that, you can turn around and sue them for not completing the process in 30 days... How's that?

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