Chad

Yep...exactly Matt...you of all people would be in awe of the architecture. Just sitting there, left to rot. Most of the ones I've visited have been demolished. It is really a shame to destroy such beautiful architecture. I guess with the asbestos, lead paint, and mold issues at just about all of them they never had a chance to be saved.

Years ago, a few friends and I would go around and explore abandoned insane asylums. The architecture is simply amazing, most of them were still very much intact and only closed for a few years. Patient records were still sitting in the basement on the shelves, a lot of patient and employee belongings were left behind. Photos still hanging on the walls, nurse's patient log books still sitting in their drawers, clothing still hanging in the closet as well as doctors instruments left in the morgue. I'll post some pics tomorrow...they are all on my old computer. Very interesting stuff, there is a whole underground society type of thing on this stuff.

U mean break more than zero?

That makes some sense. I do have TV in all my places, it is just not offered as a package like it is at home. If you want tv in a commercial business it has to be ordered separately. It is all on the same bill and everything, just not as a package deal.

+1 on the prices. The ammo prices were insane, much more expensive than walmart or dicks. Very few .22 bricks, and the ones that were there were fetching upwards of $35-$40 for bulk crap. Guns, parts and magazines were also quite expensive, just more of a selection. Some nice things to look at, none of which NJians can purchase, also a lot of junk IMO, I was disappointed . . . left there after a few hours without buying a single item. This was about a year ago, so perhaps things have changed. In speaking with some PA gun store owners last week it does not sound like it tho.

Good to know nott, thanks. Are they available at staples and best buy, etc?

oh okay...cool. I don't see anything wrong with cutting it down, if its a home protection gun you were after then you did the right thing. Now, you just have to get that other problem fixed. Did you try what Tony said?

Yes, the double play package is nice. I like to have TV as well...and it just seems odd they don't offer the triple play for business, only residential.

And business customers are not offered the triple play. They call it double play, TV is not included. I have to pay TV separately but get a package deal on phone and internet. Why can't triple play be offered at businesses just like it is at my home? I don't see the difference.

We have to record them also, there is paperwork that must be forwarded to the NJSP, as well as the issuing authority within 6 days of the transaction.

Um, how much under 18.5? How did you measure it? With the action closed and a wood dowel or the like inserted?

Just ordered two. Thanks!!! Nice cases!

Doesn't matter. 100% of the addy must match, not just the zip code.

Nice going Maks....glad you started! I've been giving my brass to my FIL, he reloads it for me. I'd like to at least clean the brass and remove the primers for him....what do I need to get? A tumbler? How do you remove the primers?

Is a few hours considered history? I had McDonalds for lunch today and boy oh boy I sure am releasing some historical vapors myself. If you enjoy that type of scent you are more than welcome to come over and bask in the aroma.

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But works ok when there is already a round in the chamber? Only when pumping the action, while the chamber is empty it jams? Weird.

If it were socially acceptable to wear the Duke of Burgandy armor suit in public, I would totally buy it. That is bad azz.

NO. lmao...here is my take on religion...from the late GREAT George Carlin. This is how I feel TO A TEEEEE! Hope I don't offend anyone here, just my feelings. WARNING: Some graphic language. RNy6ziOyxoA Jahovas Witnesses always come at the most opportune time huh? :evil:

Typically I avoid getting 'into it' with anti 2A minded people. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. I feel as if I were to push the issue it would only make myself look like a extremist rather than enthusiast. To me, it is the same as someone with strong religious views shoving them down my throat. I don't like it, I want no part of it. I am not a religious person. No matter how much you try to convince me, I simply can not believe in an invisible man that sits up in the sky and watches all of us. As far as trying to convince someone to go to the range with you that is not interested, it would be like inviting someone to the pool that can't swim. If someone shows no interest in something, I simply look at it in their prospective and realize I don't like that type of thing done to me. YMMV

Furthermore, if your PD is telling you that you are only allowed to apply for six a month they are wrong. There is no limit as to how many permits you can apply for in a one month period.

And you are basing this on what? Internet lore? I've yet to see any documentation this? Maybe you would like to outline your preformance during an actual deadly force incident? Yeah really. 9/10?? Thats a bit much. MOST police officers are EXTREMELY proficient with firearms and extremely accurate. There is a VERY small margin of officers that are not good shots (just from my own observations). Lest we forget they must qualify every so often...6 months? My father in law was (retired) the range master and firearms training officer for a large Ocean County police department. I've visited the range with him many times on qualification days. Other departments would also use this range, so I've witnessed many police officers firing their weapons. Again, it is a VERY small number of them that are not accurate. Again, we all have "off" days and our accuracy can diminish drastically. Police officers are in no way exempt from this. It is just unfortunate that off days can be deadly when dealing with safe firearms handling. We all have "oops" moments, it happens to everyone. Sometimes there are just bigger oops. Very sad situation.

Tell her to watch the first half hour or so of the movie "Unlawful Entry" with Ray Liotta. Perhaps that will change her mind Troy.

The dept I worked for there was no set rules, about 90% of the guys carried in condition one, AKA 'ready to rock'. Full magazine, round in chamber, safety off, hammer back (beretta 92F).

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