ChrisJM981

I have a raised ranch with 2 bedrooms over the garage. Hot water heat with a boiler. I ripped out the entire ceiling after I had a toilet leak and drip through the insulation, spawning mold. I got it in my head that I was going to solve the cold bedroom issue by spray foaming the ceiling with a base layer of foam to act as a barrier, then put in fiberglass insulation. I ran out of product and missed some spots. I put up the fiberglass insulation to get through the winter and spring but never got around to finishing the job. I already have hot water pipes running through the garage, but they go up into the bedrooms.

If it's transferred as a pistol, the receiver is technically the manufactured weight. Regardless, my idea is to have a FFL 07 manufacture an upper receiver with either a cutaway or some sort of latch for top loading stripper clips for a lower with a non-detachable magazine. That would make the weight limit irrelevant.

So my understanding is that the barrier should be on the warm side. What would make an effective vapor barrier? My concern is more so with carbon monoxide and gasoline vapors than moisture.

I have fiberglass insulation in between the joists, I just didn't get around to putting up a vapor barrier and fire rated covering. Trying to kill two birds with one stone.

Anybody have experience with Reflectix? I was thinking of doing the ceiling in my garage with it instead of drywall. It's a raised ranch with bedrooms over the garage. I know it's class I/A fire rated.

I think they canned the guy that used to do my route. He would deliver my mail, pull past my driveway under the big shady tree, and hang out for a while (dead end). I changed shifts and would leave for work around the time he was getting there. As soon as he'd see me he'd take off. I got mail for a street number that doesn't exist. That one had me scratching my head.

The question is, will a FFL sell you a receiver on a pistol permit?

I don't care about the junk mail. It goes in the recycle bin. I guess I'm concerned with some sort of fraud that winds up involving me. Am I overreacting?

I keep receiving mail for people that do not live at my address. Some is for the previous owners, previous tenant, and today I got a violation notice from NYC to a name I haven't seen before. This one was slightly different, as it had PVT at the end of it. Example: Joe Smith 25 Smith Hill Ave PVT Randolph, NJ 07869 Any idea what that means, or how I can stop people from using my address or get it corrected? Can I go to the DMV? I don't want the authorities kicking in my door looking for these people. Edit: The other piece of mail that concerned me was a license renewal for a different person than the violation.

At the bottom of their page it says some shotguns with pistols grips that will fit, and to call for details. I'd call and ask about the AK. 800-852-0400

This ^^^^ My father went out and purchased a Beretta over under because "It's the best." He couldn't hit clays with it though. I'd hit them fine with a Winchester Super X Marine Defender despite the short barrel, as the gun happened to be sized better for me.

Why are they only filled to 15lbs? Are they advertised that way?

What the eff did you do?

As well as footage from other cameras that may have caught the train entering the station. I'm curious to what they'll find.

Me too! I have an Aimpoint PRO on currently, but I'd like a Strike Eagle and the ability to switch without zeroing again if necessary.

LaRue Tactical mounts are $200+. I don't have any personal experience with them, but I've heard they're top notch.

I just did. For $1000 bucks I'm getting something else.

Or just buy a new one... Defense 37 http://www.ithacagun.com/defense37s.php Featherlight http://www.ithacagun.com/featherlight.php

Good point. I forgot to mention all the specifics. It's an inch thick and the price point is $400 for a 12x10 plate. I'll contact ST for more info. While lightweight is nice, I'll take the tradeoff of a heavier plate for more durability.

Shellback Tactical makes a level IV lightweight plate capable of taking 4 AP hits, but it doesn't state if it is ceramic or steel. Though, at 4.4 lbs I assume it is ceramic.

Dump the train with the dump valve. Once you've entered the terminal most likely there are trains on either side, making it difficult for anyone other than the engineer to know exactly where in relation to the bumping block the train is. You could count coaches as you come in, but that's difficult unless you know how many coaches are on the adjacent track.

I don't know which motor was on the other end, but most likely it was an older rebuild, so 3000 hp.

I guess that means I can put a receiver on a pistol permit...

Side plates as well? I was looking into that setup.

It's over the 50 Oz limit,and the magazine is outside the pistol grip. Short answer; no.