axeman_g

Have damn on a glock 19 seem to work fine

on it... needed a 7.62x51 shingle... Thanks.

There is no Muslim burial at sea tradition, and Barry's statement carries no weight. It will piss off many militant Islamists greatly that they did not bury him with his head towards Mecca, nor bathe him and if they did I hope it was urine they used, they most likely wrapped him in an American Flag or maybe the Gadsden Flag and not a clean white linen shroud, and I am willing to bet the prayer involved either "Ashes to Ashes... " or "Good friggin riddance... Amen."

Apparently the have had a good idea that OBL was in the mansion since March. They took their time to ID him, and to plan a definitive surgical strike. They have been watching the compound 24/7 for almost two months to insure his residency and that he would not leave. They also had two aerial assets on task to either track if he moved out or attack the compound. I love that Seal Team Six went in there, guys that personally carry knives made from Ground Zero Steel, American Assets with a big farking grudge, homegrown boys that are the envy of the worlds military establishment. I personally think they should all split the $10 Mill reward as the gun that gave OBL a hole in his head needs to be mounted and put on display at the Smithsonian. I would like to thank the Pakistans for their less then cooperative behavior over the last ten years. But to their credit, in Muslim time that is a blink of the eye and in their POV, the USA was being really impatient and unrealistic in wanting to harvest OBL in a shorter time frame. Dead... good riddance. Now all the second stringers can try to take power, fight amongst themselves in the power vaccum and we can sit back and laugh as we knock them all down. This is a big win, and yes Al Qaeda will try something else, but it will be a weak attempt on a embassy in a totall unimportant location, like Togo, because it would be easier.

Trade????? I have a small and pre loved 6 yo boy about the same size!

5 year supply of viagara in the safe.

Gives new meaning to this poster......

Personal Responsibility and lack of leadership is why this happened. You are entirely within your rights to walk out the door per the arraingments you made, acceptance of those arraingements as well as the documentation provided, and nobody can say or do anything to limit you. That being said, I know you and others here would not do that because we feel our own personal responsibility to our careers. But both of those coworkers let you and your org down, and you leadership should be taking steps to either cover for you by finding another sub or filling your place themselves. They should also be insuring this type of issue NEVER happened again. I dont know if I could ever trust those folks in a stress situation if they can not follow through on simple responsibilities.

You better do your homework sister or you first on the buffet!

Not yet.... but just wait what happens this month. $15 to feds, plus how much do you think NJ is going to add to that? +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Most New Jersey Saltwater Recreational Fishermen Still Need To Register with NOAA Until NJ Registry In Place Under federal law, most New Jersey saltwater recreational anglers are required to register with the National Saltwater Angler Registry, administered by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), before they go fishing in 2011. The Saltwater Angler Registry is part of an improved data program to help protect the long-term sustainability of recreational fishing. A $15 fee for the federal registry became effective on January 1, 2011. Anglers who registered in 2010 should check the expiration date on their registration cards - registration is valid for one year from date of issue. (We regret that a printing error in the 2011 Freshwater Digest states the registration is free in 2011; we apologize for any confusion.) The bill signed by Governor Christie on February 22 will lead to a State registry, however the federal fee of $15 remains in place until New Jersey creates its own registry and gets NOAA approval. DEP Commissioner Bob Martin has stated he hopes to have it in place by May; anglers are advised to remain informed on this issue and can do so by subscribing to the NJ Marine Fisheries E-mail List and checking back to this page. At this time, however, New Jersey fishermen must register if they have no current valid registration and they: Fish for or catch anadromous species in tidal and salt waters; these are fish like river herring, shad or striped bass that live in the oceans but spawn in fresh water, OR Fish in the Federal waters more than three miles from the ocean shore or from the mouths of rivers or bays, OR Don't meet any of the exceptions in the law. Those exceptions include anglers who… ...are under the age of 16. ...have a currently valid saltwater license from another state that is exempt from the Angler Registry. ...only fish on vessels that are holders of for-hire (or charter boat and party boat) permits issued by NOAA Fisheries. ...hold a Highly Migratory Species Angling permit. ...are fishing commercially under a valid license. Registration is quick and easy and can be done online or by phone. Anglers simply need to log on to www.CountMyFish.noaa.gov and click on the Angler Registry link, or call the toll-free registration line at 1-888-MRIP411 (1-888-674-7411). Anglers will need to provide their name, date of birth, address and telephone number, and will receive a registration number that will allow them to begin fishing immediately. After approximately 30 days, they will receive a registration card in the mail. Registration is valid for one year from the date of registration and anglers who do not meet any of the exceptions in the law must register annually. The registry is an important tool that will help fishermen and policy makers work together to better account for the contributions and impacts of saltwater anglers on ocean ecosystems and coastal economies. It is part of a national overhaul of the way NOAA collects and reports recreational fishing data. The goal of the initiative - known as the Marine Recreational Information Program, or MRIP - is to provide the most accurate information possible that can be used to determine the health of fish stocks. Reliable, universally trusted data will in turn aid anglers, fisheries managers and other stakeholders in their combined efforts to effectively and fairly set the rules that will ensure the long-term sustainability of recreational fishing. For more information, visit www.CountMyFish.noaa.gov.

Check township ordinances and zoning laws. That is where you will find the answer.

Things that suck in NJ..... Property taxes Sales tax Auto Insurance rates Business Insurance rates License fees for business owners auto / bike / boat registration fees Saltwater Fishing License Beach Tags Gas Station "Attendants" Camden There are 4 good things in this state Wawas Beer prices water bills and NJGUNFORUMS.COM

I think it is a great idea, but want you to be safe. The one issue I can predict is the phone call made to local 911 by a extremely sheep like neighbor. Be prepared and be cool. I think this is a great idea. Through just conversations at local sporting events or neighborhood gatherings I have converted about 5 people this year so far. I think you will have better numbers if you stick with the folks that show some interest. Dont press the ones that dont, their opinions might be set.

15 rds mags is the main reason in my mind. 10rds only in the 17 unless you get the 17rds pinned. Plus the G19 is a do all gun, range, carry or combat.

ray.... I thought you were ZED North, did you move or are you coming to all ZED shoots?

If you are looking for just a range gun, then look G17, the slightly longer sight radius (+/- 7") will make you happier at 15+ yards verus the G19 (+/-6.5"). That little bit of difference makes a world of difference in sight radius. I ALWAYS suggest the G19 for combat, CCW and IDPA shooting. The G19 is the best mid size 9mm out there plus you can find accessories, mags etc all over the place and the mags dont need to be nuetered to 10rds. But if you are strictly looking range.... nothing else, G17 because you dont need full cap mags, or carry capability. So if you question is actually for an all around gun, one gun to do it all, G19. Gen 4s are out and available. Join the Glock Shooting Sports Foundation for $35 and pick up a G19 for $429 at a certified dealer.

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I love my loaded. Super fun and soft to shoot. A real rifle, for some reason it really speaks to me. I love that big round and shoot heavy rifles well. The sights are the best available in a combat rifle, the mags are indestructible, and the action is smoothing out nicely. i am seriously considering a Sage EBR for it.... But I am going to keep it stock for awhile and really get to know this rifle.

Beretta 92, Glock 34 or CZ75Sa. All can be had for less then $600 easily, all are great range guns, all can be altered and accesorized and all can do duty in IDPA, USPA or shoot steel matches if needed. Of the three... the CZ would prob be most accurate, Glock most reliable and Beretta most panache.

I bought some RWS at a wally world in WV last year, $10 a box IRC. It was great, clean accurate and reliable. RWS has been around a long time, they make some great shotgun shells also. buy and use with confidence.

This is the best non gun associated post ever written on this board. Outstanding.

well we shot last weekend and Sat was a mess. Rainy cold, small river to contend with, high winds. But a really good time. The Shoot Boos was Nick C. (Josey Wales) and he was really helpful and knowledgeable. He had two assistants, Steve and Rob that were ROs in training. A few guys qualified on Sat, I was not one of them as the rain turned me into the Wicked Witch of the West and my scores defla as the water levels increased. Closest I got was a 199 out or 210 on my first qdt. So I was right there in the dry. I hope zombies dont attack me in a down pour.... I am food chain then. sunday got off to a good start after some chalk talk we did a zeroing in target. First three shots with M1a were about 3 inches low at 25 yards in a nice little group. Dialed in 12 clicks of elevation and let off three more. Never saw the holes, until I got down to the target and all three were clover leafed inside the black 1 inch square. Hot dam... lets shoot, bring on the qdt. Of course ten minutes later Tactical Monkey's wife decided to have labor pains, she is about 8.5 months pregnant and is understandably ready to go. She we pulled up stakes, equipment and rifles and since I drove that day, hightailed it to his house to see if there was a new baby. No joy, false labor. Oh well, they can name the baby Axeman_g Jr another day. Good time, good learning experience, great organization.

$100 cheaper then Jarhead.com http://www.jarheadtop.com/KONUS.htm Until my Simmons breaks I dont feel the need for a new scope. But I would jump all over this if I could.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/22189-wts-sig-sauer-p220-equinox-45acp-wnight-sights/page__p__295698__hl__p220__fromsearch__1#entry295698 Search is your friend.

I should know better then to test you.