ChrisJM981

VEPR VEPR VEPR!!!!!! or STI Trojan. https://stiguns.com/guns/trojan/ A 1911 that locks up like a bank vault.

Did you see three on the shelf in a NJ LGS?

People get put on the do not fly list for much less. He could have still just walked into the airport, but I can't imagine there would have been nearly as many people to target.

The new Ruger Mark IV 22/45 would be a great .22lr and is on my short list. Not sure if it's threaded, but it looks like it is: http://www.ruger.com/products/markIV2245Lite/specSheets/43909.html S&W Victory has a threaded barrel. Also look at the M&P 22 Compact and Walther PPQ 22. Both have threaded models. I won't recommend the Walther P22 since mine is picky with ammo.

My wife made a couple dozen chocolate chip cookies for Christmas. Unfortunately, there was a miscommunication, and I thought they were for me to bring to work. There were no survivors.

As an alternative for an EoTech there is Holosun. http://www.holosun.com/store/index.php?route=product/product&path=65&product_id=93 Vortex has a new product that is similar to an EoTech, but not quite the knock off that the Holosun is. http://www.vortexoptics.com/product/razor_amg_uh-1_red_dot Optics Planet has the Vortex for $499. If I didn't have problems with red dots and holographic weapon sights due to astigmatism, I would have ordered one already.

http://www.vortexoptics.com/category/razor_amg_uh-1_red_dot It's out... looking for a picture of the reticle now. Edit: Image 5 is the reticle. http://shop.opticsplanet.com/vortex-razor-amg-uh-1-holographic-sight-scope.html?_iv_code=VX-RD-RZR-AMG-3&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=plusbox-beta&gclid=Cj0KEQiA7qLDBRD9xJ7PscDCu5IBEiQAqo3BxANiEobJ75rIgydfFASETSJj-py1ILiZC21sYbCkK4kaAizd8P8HAQ

Aim for the blue helmet!

Not to mention it's a crime in NJ

I concur that there are issues with electronic safes. I'm with Troy on the FAS1 safes. Definitely a better product. The OP stated his wife and kids will say the toddlers can figure out the combination. My suggestion nullifies their argument. For those long guns: http://www.shotlock.com Edit: I went through the same scenario with my wife over our toddler, and made the compromise as a way to keep my Walther in our bedroom.

http://www.gunvault.com/minivault-biometric-gvb1000.html It holds a nutty amount of fingerprints. I scanned a bunch of partials and off angles in case I don't get a "perfect" read. No issues.

Owned by Optics Planet. I've ordered from both with no issues.

I was incorrect. My assessment went up 77.12%. Assessment rate is currently $3.66 per $100, and the estimated new rate will be $2.488 per $100. I'll be appealing. Two houses down has the same lot size, number of bedrooms, bathrooms, and 600 more sq ft, but is assessed at 20% less. I have no major upgrades (bathroom or kitchen) either.

I was reassessed over the summer. My assessment went up almost 40%. I have a feeling this is going to hurt. In Randolph the sewer bill is a flat rate of $188 quarterly per residence.

I'm waiting for a call that my Balvenie 15 yr single malt single fill is in for pick up. It might have to wait until NYE though.

Only build the AR in .300 BLK if you're going to suppress it. It really depends on your budget. If you're going for a 1911 I'd recommend a STI Trojan. Well built and doesn't cost a fortune.

Damn I need to get NJ Natural gas to run a line on our street. My oil bill for last month was almost $200 for my 968 sq ft home.

Propane is currently close to 3 times as expensive as natural gas to operate.

Are you implying you passed the LSAT or whatever the equivalent was? It's irrelevant because you're almost 175 years old. I took SATs almost 20 years ago, so as irrelevant as my input is, my parents signed me up for Kaplan. I gained 80 points on the 1600 point version. The repetition of taking the test is what's helpful. They give you old tests, which have very similar questions to the current exam.

It was dumped on me last minute that I had to drive to West New York to pick up a giant box occupying my wife's aunt's car at noon. Killed my entire day before I had to go to work. On the bright side the Vepr is oiled and the choke is on.

I went with the PB. Caught one coming out from behind the dishwasher, which is directly over the boiler in the laundry room. I put a few traps around the boiler. Bleached the kitchen to remove any scent trail or potential food sources. As much fun as this is, I think I need a pro to eliminate points of entry.

Just a thought...It would't have to be bumped if the amount of slots were lowered. Normally when a business does a raffle of goods or services to promote a business, the goods or services are donated or provided at a nominal fee. Since there is no charity involved, I can understand covering costs, but when the service is valued at $550 and they're selling $550 worth of chances...

My choke came. Do I use a standard AR tool for a Saiga/Vepr thread protector?

Okay I'll try it tonight. Thanks for the help guys.

That's the one I have. I think I need a few more traps. Is the attractant they make more effective than peanut butter?