DirtyDigz

Stoked for you Ed, congrats!

You're welcome sir!

Easy sale, thanks for coming out my way.

Thanks for the quick sale!

WTH is up with the precious metal markets today? Don't own any but I follow them fairly closely: (note, image above updates constantly. At the time of this post gold was at $1,502.90, down ~$58 on the day)

Yeah, the "gun rating" on safes is like the "person rating" on tents. In the typical "4 person" tent, there's no way 4 people are going to sleep comfortably in it unless they're all *REAL* friendly.

Been reading some more recent discussions on this safe, some are reporting that bighorn is now refusing to do an electronic/mechanical dial lock switch

If you google "BIGHORN 19ECB review" you'll see a lot of discussion on this safe on various gun forums, most notably calguns. This appears to be a regularly occurring deal.

http://www.costco.com/.product.11625662.html BIGHORN 19ECB Safe

Herter's steel case

Here's an MP5 "clone" that used to be an option, not sure if they're still in current production: http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/62302

If they had instead printed "assault-type" handgun, or "assault-type" shotgun, I would have been equally annoyed. Unless the rifle was select fire, then labeling it "assault type" is pushing an agenda. I don't need you to be annoyed along with me, but I won't stay quiet if you assign meaning to my words that isn't there. You appear to have backed off that I'm advocating supporting the accused because he possessed a certain firearm so that's good. Actually what is really surprising me is that a diner throws off enough cash that someone is willing to kill someone else over it...

I'm not upset that an "assault type" rifle was found. I'm annoyed that reporters never seem to miss an opportunity to align the presence of an "assault rifle" with criminality when they are not related at all. How you construe that annoyance into me advocating support for the accused in this story is beyond me.

Where the eff do you get the idea that I'm advocating support for the accused!?

And, of course, the article would be incomplete without this: (emphasis added). At least they had a picture of Spyropoulos instead of just the rifle.

Was that photo taken in NJ?

Search on this site sucks. Recommend that you instead google with "site:njgunforums.com" before your search terms like so: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=site%3Anjgunforums.com+motorcycle+bags+range Previous discussion: http://njgunforums.c...nd-motorcycles/

FOSCAM FI8918W (indoor wireless tilt/pan) $59.99 shipped free at this site (Free registration required after which they'll send you daily emails.. I've bought from them in the past - they're slow to ship, but otherwise have been good): http://1saleaday.com/flash/fi8918w/

I asked my tour guide who went and asked Ant directly. Answer came back "memberships not transferable".

Lawyer time

- I guess I'm the only person who reads all of the posts in a thread.

I don't think anyone is questioning that - you pull the bullet, empty the powder, drop the primed case into boiling water and yeah, the water will infiltrate the the primer compound through the flash holes in the case. What I question is whether oil sprayed on the outside of the primer on an assembled round will seep through and soak the primer compound.

Our tour guide (carrying a holstered glock with police badge on belt, didn't catch his name) said no restrictions, and specifically talked about using birdshot, so there's obviously some internal miscommunication going on. As long as both buckshot and slugs are allowed I'm happy.

Do you have experience with this working to "kill" primers on reloads? I'm skeptical that there is that radical of a difference betwen the "sealing" on commercial ammo versus reloads, but I'm ready to be wrong on something more than hearsay.