Chad

I may be wrong but I do agree with this. I AM NOT A LEO or a LAWYER, but my interpretation of the law is any bullet that is designed to expand or fragment upon impact is considered to be a hollow point or dum-dum. I know its been covered here many times.

That's a special package, only available for women .... it takes place in the equipment room... must be between 20-30 and it comes with a free car wash

I have the Savage 110LE (or something like that) in .308 . Great rifle, I had to order it as a left handed bolt.

Tim, you only worry about that if you actually SHOOT it. Very funny Very funny.......fockers!!!!! I'll be at BA in 2 weeks.... :violence-pistoldouble: :violence-pistoldouble: :violence-pistoldouble: Hope I remember how to shoot!

Thanks Tim....I'm not sure what I'm bringing....any requests?

Where in monmouth county are you? If you want, you can bring it to the car wash and I can shampoo it for you. I'm in Ocean Twp today, on route 35.

Ohhhh, I didn't realize the hours were so limited. Sounds similar to Ft. Dix.

This MIGHT be a sign as well....

Price doesn't look to bad compared to other places.

Didn't someone have a $80ish 20 gauge youth model for sale on here a while back? Still available??

Sounds good bud! Looking forward to it!!!!

That is a great price for the LED maglites. Thanks for the info wolfman!

hahah I'll do some shooting too jerk faces!

That may be what you told Anastasia to convince her you need to buy a new gun, but I'm not buying your story!

That's the model with the finnigan pins that dont work, and the recoil fluid reservoir that keeps cracking...not worth more than say $200-$250. To make it fair I'll give you the higher end of my estimate, and we will call it sold for $250 if you are interested. I don't want to see you take to much of a hit. I'll probably only be able to use it as a parts gun. Deal?

Absolutely, they have no say, and cannot do anything about it except play the hand they were dealt.

CSJ, I'm quite disappointed in you, no turkey, stuffing, mashed potato, cranberry sauce, etc photos?? SLACKER!!!!! lol I don't have any either, but I thought for sure you'd be posting away.

Ok folks...time to clean out your kitchen cabinets and donate non-perishable food items. Get as many sealed, canned, or whatever, non-perishable foods together as you possibly can and bring it to the weekly shoot at Brick Armory on Tuesday, December 8th. I will be there to collect in the parking lot at the end of the night (I don't want to bring everything inside). I PROMISE, this is not for my, or csj's consumption...lol. I've been working closely with the Food Bank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties and all the food will be going to starving people in the local area. If you can not make it to Brick Armory, there are drop off sites all over the place, please donate. I am warning you all, if I do not get a good response from this I am going to get our event coordinator Matt involved and he is ruthless!!! I know some of us say, well these are just people on welfare looking for free handouts and whatever...just think of the kids, it's not their fault that they were born into poverty, or their parents made bad decisions, etc. Do it for the kids. I will also be accepting monetary donations with checks made out to "The food bank of Monmouth & ocean counties" $25 dollars can feed families with up to 75 meals. For every dollar donated $0.91 of it goes directly to food programs (which is very high for a charity believe it or not). I will also be accepting new, unwrapped toys for the "Toys for Tots" program, please pick something up, it doesn't matter if its from the dollar store, or FAO schwartz ... again, put a smile on a kids face. Don't think of it as the parents are not doing their jobs, just make a kid happy during the holidays. As the recession continues we are seeing more families in need, please ensure no kid goes with out a toy, and something to eat. Thanks guys Here is some additional information taken directly from the food banks website... In the United States: * In 2005, 11% of the population was food insecure

Carpet? I like hardwood floors :clap: :clap: :clap: I like the dark better.

Ahhhhh right. They all have trigger locks. Are those master locks all keyed alike?

No, not me...even the employees should not try to stop him...who knows if he slipped a few rounds in the rifle.

lol...I know I know, I'm just more of a rifle guy than a pistol guy. Shooting paper does absolutely nothing for me.

I guess the thief had a FPID? Unless it was a stolen card. They ask for ID before they hand over a rifle don't they? Also, what is the purpose of two employees? So both of them get punched in the face next time instead of just one?

As that was the S&W budget line, the purchaser could not expect a target quality trigger pull. None of the S&w DA/SA handguns were that great to start with but for the price, what can you expect. But they trigger isn't going to get any better unless it's used and used a lot. All of the handguns in that style get better with use. Lots of use. The only exception was some of the first TSW line that were built in the Performance area and virtually hand built. My 4013TSW was one of that line and the trigger is outstanding for that type of handgun. That makes sense , I guess it has to work in? Whats weird is there is a "bump" or a "click" right in the middle of the pull, even when the hammer is back. I've never seen anything like it. But, like I said it has barely been shot, so that could be the problem?

I don't care where its assembled or built, its all JUNK. To quote Chris Rock.... "They got metal on the space shuttle that can go around the moon and withstand temperatures up to 20,000 degrees. You mean to tell me you don't think they can make an El Dorado where the fcuking bumper don't fall off?"