Chad

My $9.00 uncle mikes IWB works perfect for me. Can't see it at all. Comfortable.

Yes, BA has eyes and ears you may use.

Correct, locks are NOT reqired if inacessable to driver. I never use locks.

http://www.auctionarms.com/ www.Ebang.com

Good point, it is registered and has plates. But no motor...therefore not a motor vehicle?? I have no idea, maybe one of our LEO's could shed some light.

Dude...you NEEEEEED a .22 ! lol In all seriousness tho, .22lr's are by far (for me anyway) the funnest, most inexpensive to shoot, accurate guns made. What other caliber can you shoot 500 rounds for $20. Also, you can shoot 500 rounds and not be sore, or fatigued. The .22 has VERY little recoil, almost like shooting a bb gun...it barely moves. For urban survival I would not recomend a 22 for protection although people do. For wilderness survival its perfect for harvesting small game (squirrel, birds, etc.) which would be what most people will be after in that situation. As for the Henry, like you said, I would not make it your primary gun by any means. It is good if you are going backpacking, hiking, camping etc. Its size and other features make it ideal for that type of situation imo. In a SHTF situation, I would want something with alot more knockdown power than a .22 even if you are in the woods to handle big game who looks at you like you are small game! Also, the 2 legged kind. But, I would take the .22 along also as a small game hunter. You should look into a marlin or ruger 10/22 semi-auto .22lr as a primary 22 plinker. They are a blast to shoot, a .22 rifle is as american as apple pie.

Neither has Chad. :oops: I'll get around to it one of these days. :roll:

Oh man....thats great!!!! lmao You didn't even have to photoshop his smile, he already has that same sh*t eatin' grin that bernie has!!!! And look at those pud thumping hands!!! Did you photoshop those? they look sooooo soft and smooth!!!

hey, dont blame me! I stayed away for a few days after it was tried to make serious...I'm innocent! Good idea about starting a new thread....re-name this one to read, "Matthew, Making couples think twice before having kids" Perhaps we should ask maks when he returns to create a new section just dedicated to you. Or better yet, a whole new site!!! MattTheUltimateBirthControl. com

Matt, my wife is baking your apple pie as we speak....she's already prego, so I had her take of her shoes so she is barefoot, I put some pink curlers in her hair to match her pink torn bathrobe, and gave her a cigg with a 2" ash hanging off the end of it. I know thats the kind of chicks you like, so I figgured I'd get her ready for you. She is expecting you around 6:00 for dinner, I think its spam and sloppy joes tonight. Unfortunately I will not be able to attend, it will just be the two of you, I will be cigar cutter and hand cream shopping. I'll make it next time.

I've used a ultrasonic jewelry cleaner....didn't do squat. lol But, I do like the parts washer Idea...that would be quite easy. Especially for those who love shooting, but hate cleaning like myself.

+1 on marlin. I have a model 7000 semi-auto. By far my fav rifle. With a MSRP under $300 it can't be beat imo.

A scope will not fit in the stock unfortunately. Can't have everything I guess

I have the silver model (just because I like that it says U.S. Survival on it) lol, very cool little survival toy. Fits great in a back pack. Not the best quality, but it is what it is. Its lightweight, floats, and comes apart. Inexpensive to boot. .22's are choice for lots of survival nuts because in the woods, you are most likely to shoot small game for food, a 12 gauge or other shotgun / rifle would blow the small game apart not leaving much to harvest. Also, in the space of maybe 10 shotgun shells you can fit 500 rounds of .22lr. In that pic it looks like they are only showing one mag, mine came with two, you can store the reciever in the stock with the magazine inserted, also has a slot for the spare mag in the stock. http://www.henryrepeating.com/h002_survival.cfm Under $300 OTD, cant beat it.

Ok, I just watched that for about 20 mins. Thanks for wasting 20 mins of my life!!! lol! Awesome!!!!

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Hey shooter! Welcome to the area and the forum! Ft. Dix is a great range, but their hours are limited. The hours you saw on the website are the only hours the range is open for shooting. Especially with your gov't discount it would be $30? a month I believe. A bunch of us go shoot at brick armory in Lakewood. We go every tuesday night and its alot of fun! The hours there are much more flexible than Ft. Dix. www.brick-armory.com

+1 on that mag release matt....it works wonders! Makes life much easier.

Glad you had a good time coldshot! Blowing stuff up is always a good time!!! lol...and yes, its always nice to see diehards braving the extreme temps

I think every store will feel the pinch, but I'm sure they will all survive.

Agreed, BA is a GREAT place. I really enjoy the meet-ups we do there. VERY friendly staff, I've learned alot from those guys. I'm just more into rifles than pistols, and I like long range shooting so when I'm in a rifle mood Ft. Dix is the place. Unfortunately their hours are not the best, so BA will be a better fit if one enjoys shooting pistols or rifles at a closer range.

haha yeah man!!! Lots o' fun!!! I'll shoot anything I can hang from a real estate sign

Yeah, paper interests me for about 5 mins. VERRRRY boring. Reactive targets are ALOT more fun / interesting.

try www.imageshack.us - I'm not sure how their filters are tho.

Vick should be drowned, bashed in the head with a hammer until death, kicked, and beat the same exact way he tortured and killed dogs. Fkn douche.