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Ooh, taking your ball and going home. I guess we'll just shut the place down. Nickel boron isn't going to do much for you other than make stuff shiny silver until it gets gunged up in carbon and heated up. It tends to discolor when heated. Unless your carrier is a single piece, you also introduce disassembly, reassembly, re-staking, and any tolerance variation from the coating plus all that. Not to mention the carrier takes more abuse in an op rod setup. If it isn't broken, I'd leave it be. It's one of those parts I'd buy the way I want it and not mess with it. You aren't going to find a lot of folks messing with it for looks. No need to look for our approval for that. Pony up the cash and see if you made a bad choice. If the idea of throwing away the cost of the parts plus $100 is going to upset you, don't.

If your guns are going to come in contact with your sweat, these tests aren't all that far off based on the results for things I am familiar with regarding my competition and high use guns.

I wouldn't count on it. Christie would sign any gun control out there. His stance as explained to me is that "he thinks the laws as they stand are sufficient." This position seems to largely come form his party handlers/advisors. They do not understand the situation well or even grasp what concerns gun owners. They don't grasp that the AG and NJSP basically making it up as they go along is a problem. In a year where backlash might hurt the party he MIGHT veto it. In a year where there isn't much at stake and time for people to forget? I wouldn't count on it at all.

Wish they jsut sold the barrel. But for that kind of money, if you are selling lightness, you damn well better list the weight of the thing. I wish anyone would actually sell them with a matched bolt I'd probably spring for one. But they all want to sell you the whole gun. I'd even go for an upper.

My kid's pediatricians response to a question about lead testing because I shoot a lot was basically... "do you know how hot your hot water is exactly?" He can do math. He gives a crap about the things most likely to harm the child. He's much more concerned about you scalding your baby, or not getting the kid vaccinated.

Actually a series 80 can and did. Got sucked into an MRI. The magnetic field caused the drop safety not to work. Might have been a kimber with the grip safety engaged FPS though.

Let's see. Army = method of pumping up employment numbers with cheap temp workers. Preferably from urban centers that voted Obama. Armored vehicles = pork. Someone's cronies get a contract, the district gets jobs, and we get a bill for an overpriced vehicle that sucks at search and rescue that sits around unused and rotting away. The above can be purchased with one time funds. Sensible things cannot and require recurring budget.

Save your money and leave it alone.

You have to abuse a series 70 pretty badly to have it not be drop safe. Even without a titanium firing pin.

Uhh.. you have a piston BCG, presumably because you think DI is filthy filthy, yet you want to get it coated with a costing that theoretically makes it easier to clean. IS the coating it came with somehow failing?

IIRC my weight with an empty mag was 45oz, so it won't make weight for single stack. But that doesn't matter as the bull barrel excludes it as well. It works fine in L-10, that's where I shot mine when I still shot it.

Well it at least mirrors my results using breakfree CLP, FP-10, and froglube. I've been very disappointed in froglube for the price. It's not a good lube, nor is it a good protectant. Might have to try some weaponshield. Lots of folks seem to like that and it seems to protect well. Maybe pick up some eezox for the safe queens.

Him noveske gen2 non blem.. $240... Giessele Sd3g... $210.. Hmm that $400 mark is elusive. I like my noveske. The fitment on ALL my uppers due to hole spacing is insanely tight.

My favorite part is they edited in muzzle blast in post, but got carried away and added in some extra shots when the actors weren't miming shooting.

25" is just the press. With case feeder it is about 39". You also need clearance to get brass into the hopper.

Buy it, sure it's a hunk of metal. Finishing it makes you a manufacturer in nj and you need to be licensed as such. So, no, it isn't legal to build unless you get set up as a manufacturer.

I've bought stuff from them. It all showed up.

Aaaand ya jinxed it. We got out of there around 5:30 ish. shooters got out before that, but it was a long day and we weren't even close to done by 3pm

Tracked for what? iOS and android tracking is largely about being tracked by advertisers and in the case of android (depending on your carrier) any shady app you gave permission to be installed form wherever. Why they track it, who knows. Mostly it is to sell your usage data. AS for black helicopter tracking and physical location, flip phones cna be tracked too. All phones now have GPS in them for e911 and because the carriers can use it to push the parental monitoring tools for more revenue without actually having to do anything to their network. If you want to be untrackable by cell phone, your only chance is to not carry a cell phone.

I'm going with the answer that as a whole, they are stupid as for why the doctor goes in on a search and destroy mission with a bad plan, and why the plan is so bad. Keep in mind they are talking about being boxed into a large physical region with motor vehicle transport by a few hundred shambling zombies. The tire iron through the fence thing is probably the most explicable of all their bad decisions. What isn't is why the writers don't take 2 minutes to show you, because it would be a cool scene out in the fenced in area. But look at it this way. Starting with the fence. You lure them over and get with the skull poking. Then you get a pile of bodies. Either you have to change your point of contact and move on to someplace less crowder or you wind up not being able to reach them, or with a pile that lets the zombies climb over the fence. Granted, you do this until you used up the fence line, UNLESS you would do so and leave a significant pile of zombies focused on you as nummy yum-yums. That kind of makes going through a gate hard and zombies in general are much worse as a horde than onesies and twosies in this narrative. OK, but what about the prison. For how they are treating it, which is a grid like branching structure, you can lure them into a choke point, but how many do you get with going pokey pokey to the skull in the choke point before it is impassible without cleanup? 5-10-15 bodies? So move onto the next choke point. 15 more down. rinse and repeat. THen you are down to one choke point. If you started with 150 zombies lets say, and 6 choke point, you now have to go against a riled up horde in a hallway that is 60 strong. That sucks. Lets say you drive them back because only 40 showed up and there are 20 stragglers. should you move past your choke point and any get behind you, they can cut off your only way back because you reduced the options to a single choke point. Pull the bait and poke technique from inside a cell? Great, unless you can shove 15 bodies out of the way, good luck spending the rest of your life locked in by zombie corpses wedging the door shut. Sure, their plan looked like crap, but what is the good way to do battle with zombie hordes in a dark series of hallways you don't know the floorplan for?

It should be better. Season 2 was very starved for budget to feed mad men and breaking bad. Breaking bad is wrapping up and the longer season two with good numbers brought in more ad buys, so more budget this year. A lot of the meandering of season two was stretching for time without the funds to back it up.

Being assaulted by a mob sounds a hell of a lot like a large disparity of force and thus reasonable fear for one's life. You have no idea where they intend to stop.

It's not that old, it's just had the white balance adjusted. The last web site never really got finished. This one may be basic, but at least it has the schedules and newsletters easily accessible. The last one was meandering down a path that made no sense to anyone but the couple of people insisting it needed to work like that. Me, I don't complain as I don't want the job of designing the site.

Not really. If the uninsured and insured pools were random populations with similar compositions, the risk would remain the same. The only way the risk goes down adding them is if they are healthier than the insured pool. The uninsured pool is made up of those who are poor, playing the odds, or have been refused insurance. Those refused insurance increase risk dramatically. Lots of the healthy young in the uninsured pool go on the parents insurance. This usually means less cash into the pool than if on a solo policy, so they lower the risk less than they would on their own. The subsidized poor also likely bring a greater risk because they choose a low cost policy that covers rarer high cost incidents, but doesn't increase access to affordable (to them) routine/preventative care. The only group in the uninsured pool that would truly lower risk are the generally healthy playing the odds. Best case they buy the cheapest policy and never use it. Worst case they pay the fine and it vanishes into the subsidized pool. The kids = up to 26 or whatever it is now is already in effect. It added healthy young people to the pool, but not at solo price. We also implement forced acceptance of those with illnesses that are going to cost. The rates went up. Obamacare is very, very broken from a math perspective. Even if you ignore increased costs to those already insured, it simply will not provide much of anything to the poor/marginal earners but increased expenses. Trying to force insurance to the top of the hierarchy of needs for a population that is struggling with the food and shelter parts of that is just broken. To the social justicy mind, they think premium adjustments will be redistribution of wealth. However, there are still premiums, and for the working poor with zero margin in there budgets, there is a shocker coming. I'm sure when the IRS is harassing them for not paying the premium or the tax, republicans will be blamed.

It varies one dot I needed one click wind age and two elevation. Another, same brand was nearly maxed out on elevation out of the box. Same brand.