Wolfy

I should've known.

Chris I was responding to the OP he lives in Robbinsville.

Ft Dix is a good range and inexpensive to join with full time RO's. Another choice is CJRPC in Jackson. Closer than SS or BA it is a private range so more expensive no RO's and usually not crowded.

Bob you are correct I was thinking Redfield.

I was there last night and nothing was posted on the lost and found board.

Pizza Bob makes a great suggestion the Bushnell are great scopes. Three others are Leupold Rifleman series, Nikon Buckmark and Weaver scopes. The Weaver scopes are made by Leupold in the same factory as their namesake scopes. The Weaver line is the value line for Leupold. http://www.opticspla...-6324-6325.html http://www.opticspla...or-hunting.html Click on the banner on the home page of the forum and the forum gets a percentage.

Steph in the club house is a bulletin board people post items that have been found.

Not often I say this but your argument left me speechless.

If your shotgun has to have a chain saw handle. And if all your rifles have a muzzle break - including your 22lr bolt.

I will never give my CC to a gas attendant. I used to work in a convenience store with a gas station attached and in my short time there my manager had 3 gas jockey's arrested. The store manager said it's easy to catch but almost no one bothers looking. He would run a report showing duplicate CC activity on the same day. That simple. It happens alot. The most common scam is the gas jockey gets your CC# and as people pull up and pay cash he would run the CC and pocket the cash. Maks a gas card helps because it makes it easier to track.

Nice boats. Tony you should introduce the boys to shooting sometime.

Let's make the situation the civilian equivalent. I am attending a training class at Gun For Hire( free plug) and my pistol has an "accidental discharge". And minor injuries are sustained. Would I be charged? Would I not make a trip to a cell?

Yes it is a 3rd Gen Smith. S&W auto's are: Model 59 1st Gen, Model 559 2nd Gen and Model 5906 3rd Gen.

Happy Birthday to the 3 Musketeers.

I agree with Bry@n

Don't worry they watch everything. More car manufacturer's are adding "black" boxes to cars to record the last 30-60 seconds of operation.

Here is a link for the plastic moon clips. http://www.brownells...rimz-moon-clips These are best for practice because if dropped loaded the rounds can pop out. The ease of reloading makes them useful. I would use metal clips for competition.

Mossberg is training the yoot (intentional) of today to be "tactically trained mall Ninjas" of the future.:thsmiley_deadhorse:

Astounding how much oil we have in this country. Unlike offshore drilling onshore drilling doesn't need a license. My favorite part of the story was on page one 5 paragraph's from the bottom. Reminds me of the Beverly Hillbillies. http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/28/business/energy-environment/28shale.html?_r=1

Call PK90 (Paul) he owns Arms and Ammo in your area. Great service and prices. He is a vendor on the forum.

Of course there is fallout from fossil fuels. I think windmills are the solution!!! T Boone Pickens and Don Quixote can't both be wrong!!!

Viable?? I only have two problems used fuel storage (it's only radioactive forever) and when there is an "accident". Don't worry the radioactive fallout won't hurt you.

No offense Tim. The fact that it is a concrete house with such a security vulnerability proves it is a Polish house.

I agree with the way you handled it. I doubt it was malicious the kid is 8 but he should know better. All my nieces and nephews were raised to be gentle to the family pets (under close supervision) and I think this helped them understand not to intentionally hurt any living creature.

Who knows. PS3 network has been a mess for the last 5-6 weeks. I can;t access my Netflix or Hulu accounts. Sony has MAJOR security issues. http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/23/sony-bmg-greece-hacked-companys-security-woes-continue/