XDJohnTact

Only thing you'll catch there is Crabs! :laughing-rolling:

Welcome to the forum from Toms River!

Nice collection Scrap, Thanks for sharing them with us.

Very nice rifle, congrats and thanks for sharing your pictures!

Way to go Jen, this is how a reputable shop does business. They did nothing wrong, but are willing to do what they can to make the customer happy. Let us know how it all turns out.

I think everyone should wear an empty holster.

Welcome to the forum from Toms River!

Welcome to the forum from Toms River!

Oh man, I loved vacationing up in Bar Harbor! My wife and I had Lobster every night! I know what you mean about the weekends, when I was working and we spent the summer on the boat, all our boating and fishing trips were mid-week. I would never go through the Pt. Pleasant Canal on a weekend! After I retired and moved to Toms River, I sold our boat and now go out boating and fishing with my sister and brother in law. So much less stress when I only have to Crew on the boat. Tomorrow morning we are going to take the cover off and put up the full enclosure on the bridge.

I believe you may be talking about Tices Shoals. When my son was younger, we used to spend the day at Tices, then run across the bay for Dinner at the Captain's Inn in Forked river, then motor on home. Now that area is PACKED on the weekend with hundreds of boats.

I remember some small bridges with wooden planks (there are still some covered bridges in PA with wooden planks). Was the Causeway originally wood?

When I kept my boat in Brick, my son and I would get up early and take the little boat up to Bay Head, tie up to the bulkhead and walk to the beach to Belly Board for a couple of hours. No traffic, no parking meters!

My sister kept her boat there for a couple of seasons and we have attended a few weddings there. Does not look like much of a banquet hall from the outside (it is an old shore motel with a catering hall) but food was good.

Tony, just take a boat ride over with your toolbox!

Thanks Tim, if I could see 200 yards, I would have to get one

I though steel targets were not allowed at Range 14? Or was that CJRP?

My friend has lived in Little Falls for over 30 years and it at the very heart of the floods. He is in his home! He moves all his cars to high ground, brings his little aluminum boat into the garage and ties it to the railing of the steps leading into the home. Although his 2 car garage is at ground level, you must climb stairs to get into the house. The first floor is about 8 to 10 feet above ground level. He stays there and patrols the neighborhood in his boat. You can believe me, if he finds those dirt bags, they will be sorry!

Holy Crap! I have not been reading the posts because a friend of mine died Saturday suddenly, then I come on and read this! Glad to hear he is back home. Mrs. Chad shound know she can call any of us for anything in an emergency! Not that she would trust any of us with her baby but many of us have wives that can help out.

+1 on what they have said, and welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum!

Welcome to the forum!

Welcome to the forum from Toms River.

Welcome to the forum! My son's new wife was not keen on him having a gun in the house. We took her shooting, showed her how to handle and shoot his XD. We got a small pistol safe and bolted it into the night stand. Now, when he goes on a trip, she sleeps on his side of the bed to be near the safe.

My son uses a Blackhawk leftie for his XD-9, he likes it a lot!

There is a lot of good things about Montclair, like smaller class size and all on one campus. At RU you can have HUGE classes with a follow up with a TA, and many foreign professors who might be hard to understand. One class on Busch, the next over on Cook or Douglas.