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I've been to the one in Franklin. Idk if I would say best.. but pretty good I work only a few minutes from there. Try Crazy Burrito on the other side of the street :mrgreen:

Tido's Chili Dog Wednesday Again! Don't know if I'm going with the standard fare, or going exotic :?:

Aww man.. you shoulda let me know.. I have a whole pile of them.

Thanks Guys, No my friend is pretty experienced, but I just wanted to harness the power of the internet and get the more information the better :-) Were going for deer. He said he'd show me how to clean it if I get lucky enough to get one. I'm pretty sure PA has the extra flintlock season by itself. He's using a percussion gun, so I should be ok. I'm going to read that digest again. I'm at work right now though.

Nice! You can call remington with the serial and they can tell you for sure. My 1100 was made in '64 i think if i recall correctly.. The older Remmys seem to be built better than today.

Ok, so I originally did the Hunter's Ed Course only as a free safety course for the FL CCW, but now, I'm starting to get into it, and as my other post said, I went back today to do the rifle portion. The plan is to go with a co-worker of mine next month for the early muzzle loader season in PA. This will be the first time I've ever hunted. And as such, I have no gear outside of guns. What do you guys recommend for a first timer? I'm thinking the best idea would be to go spend a little bit of money on good waterproof boots, and as for camo, just hit up whatever is left for cheap at walmart. Any other tips? Thanks

Old Army!?! At least get a new Army!

What year is that?

I'm never gunna grow up. I just get cooler toys.

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Nah, mine is a percussion. I know they act essentially the same way.. Just something about them I don't like.

Just found out today that I can't go. I have my mid-year "your doing a great job, but there are no raises, so this meeting is pointless" meeting on Thursday.

I understand your traditionalism, but.. common.. popping off a few rounds from a plastic gun isn't gunna turn you evil :mrgreen: Hey, I don't have a plastic 45 yet (anymore), but your more than welcome to try out my plastic 9, and im sure everyone else here would let you try out just about any gun they have. I'm just saying I hope you find what you are looking for.

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I can understand your traditionalism. My 1911 is bone stock, the way John Browning Wanted it. But why so many restrictions aside from the department regs? ie, no plastic "crap"? and why MUST it be a .45? 9mm, 40, 357sig, etc, have all proven themselves as well. with the right ammo, they can be as effective or more effective than the .45. Just about any name brand combat handgun that is polymer has proven itself time and time again. Sig, XD, smith, ruger, glock, etc.. they are all good. And this is going to be a carry gun, so your not gonna put it in a showcase and have school children file by it. The polymer will probably actually take a beating better than metal and be lighter, and offer higher capacities. Aside from being old school, if you need to trust your life on a gun, wouldnt it be worth it to explore all possibilities? Law Enforcement agencies all across the country carry polymer guns everyday.

Today I went to the rifle class for Hunter Ed, and shot an inline muzzle loader for the first time. I have to say I'm not really impressed. I'll go out on a limb and say I'm fairly proficient with my Hawken. Of course that one was beat up and kinda crappy, but to me, it kinda takes the fun out of it, it's easier to use, easier to handle, and has a more "surefire" ignition (from what I hear). It's kind of like at that point - just use a regular rifle. I know I'm off my rocker, but am I wrong about this?

the fios installation guy and I both went outside and caught the last one flying over.. my neighbor was outside all alarmed. I remember down in Daytona watching the C5's practice short field landings.. that's a big ass plane!

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Most of my teachers/professors kept all the A's and then "bell curved" all the rest of the grades.. (essentially just giving free points to all the others).. so it didn't affect me quite so much.. but was still unfair..

No. It's one permit per gun. The permits are a 4-ply carbon copy. When you use it to buy a gun, you keep one copy, the seller keeps a copy, the seller has to send one copy to the state police, and he has to send one copy to the local police who issued your permit. If you have an unused permit, ie: if you had applied for more than one.. then you could've brought it back towards the end of the first 90 days and they should extend it for an additional 90 days.

My wife loves this idea and wants to do this with her classes !!! Many of her students are blind faith followers of our embarrasment, oops, I meant President. Wonder if this is true....... Teacher's have been doing a form of this for years.. grading to the "curve".. really pissed me off as I was always one of the better students.

I don't like to conform to the normality.. I've put enough lead into the back stop that just yanking the trigger at paper gets boring after 20 or 50 rounds. I'm at the point where I like to specialize and try crazy stuff... and actually get proficient with the firearms I do keep. . I don't even own an AR.. mostly cuz "everyone has one".. lol I actually enjoy black powder/muzzle loaders more than regular rifles at the current time

I would assume that you don't have a CCW? I *thought* pa had an absence of an open carry law.. so because there's no law specifically banning it.. it is legal.. but I'm not a lawyer.. so don't take my advice

Wow! Nice find! Thanks.. :mrgreen:

I thought it was 10 pairs of shoes in NJ Only if they have high heels.. Oh yeah.. hold on while i get the "shoe" evil feature list...