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Well, nobody's perfect. Thanks.

Thanks, Maks. Happy Hanukkah to all.

Greetings and welcome.

Another reason to move to PA... a $30,000 grenade launcher.

WalMart usually has them. They may not have every size every time, but they'll have them eventually.

Nicely done. It looks great. Any pictures of the process you used?

Happy Birthday, guys.

Much like her owner.

free delivery from costco.

If you want to stick with a 9mm, there's always this one... Bersa Thunder 9 UC

I've shot the Bersa and liked it a lot. It's not as small as the LCP, which is pretty toylike in my opinion. I've been eying the new Smith Bodyguard semi in .380, with integrated laser. Looks nice in pictures, but haven't fondled one yet.

As a former wedding photographer, I have to say that is the very worst advice you can give a couple. Yeah, it'll seem like the photographer is getting in the way of a good time, but years from now, when all you have to remember one of the most important days of your lives (hopefully) are the photos, you'll thank the photographer for being insistent about getting the shots. People grow old, people die, and the photos of their participation at your wedding is one the greatest ways to keep their memory alive for you. The relationship between wedding photographers and their clients is one of the reasons I stopped shooting weddings. We have to deal with people for a year or more, and every day before the wedding, the photographer is a very important part of the event. Every day after the wedding, until the albums are delivered, the photographer is a very important part of the event, on on the day of the wedding, the photographer is an obnoxious piece of shlt, keeping you from having a good time, keeping you from getting falling down drunk, and keeping you in your gown and tux so your pictures of the last parts of your reception (cake, garter, bouquet) don't look like someone dragged a couple of street people in to stand in for the couple who looked so regal at the ceremony.

Fair enough, thanks. More food for thought. Glad you got through the appeal okay. K

They don't have to use 'em, they just have to have 'em.

I just have a quick question that's just a bit off topic... What research did you do prior to committing to BA for your purchase? I'm assuming that you did that before coming to the forum and learning about this community of helpful and sharing gun owners, and I'm wondering if you had come here first, would you still have followed the same course? What kind of outreach can we as a group make to people like you, who aren't aware that NJGF and other groups exist and are about to just get involved in guns and shooting in NJ?

The other line of thinking is that the plague will originate in some suburb of DC, where the secret bioweapons lab accident occurs, and spread out from there. Since the southerly and westward advances of the horde will be stopped by well armed Americans, the only logical direction for the horde to advance unchecked will be northward, through Maryland and Delaware, and finally into the Northeast, where brains are plentiful, and resistance is minimal.

"First line of defense" only works if they're coming from the north. If the horde has made their way up from the south, "Last men standing" would be a much better tag line.

I have a Browning BPS with a 32" barrel. At nearly 5 feet long, it's by far the longest gun in the safe. Godzilla.

I got married 25 years ago, and I'm still paying, also.

Because it would have been crass and ungentlemanly of me to call her "clients" Johns.

No fees after the membership fee. They do a couple of working weekends each year, but participation is not required, and they apply your help to your next year's membership at 10 buck a day. Ammo isn't restricted, but there are rules. Shotgun is limited to birdshot on the SG range, and slugs on the rifle range. No buckshot anywhere on the range.

Your "clients" are a completely different issue...

Mazel Tov! It only took a bottle and a half for you to build up the nerve to ask, or a bottle and a half until she was drunk enough to have impaired judgment?

Matt is living proof that it's better to be lucky than smart. Try to stay warm.

Nice post work. Photoshop is fun to play with. Oh, nice car, too.