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I skipped a few days of posting.. but here is a good one: Italian "cheese steak" from Joe's Meat Market in Bound Brook, he normally has this on Fridays. I take issue with the term Cheese Steak.. but if it was called Italian Roast Beef, it would be 1000% total win. Roast beef, sauteed potatoes, onions, peppers, and cheese. Simple and delicious! And it's about the size of a football! The Hot Roast Beef aus jus on Thursday is amazing.

A1 Auto in Sayerville on mainstreet does top-notch work. Our family has given them plenty of business over the years.. but it's still a 20 minute ride or so from Piscataway with no traffic

How do you like the TT? It was a hard sell deciding between that and the Mini Mac.

You reload 7.62x38r not only because its cheaper, but because you can have it always not sometimes and because you can reload it so its not corrosive YAYYYYY Your looking at for .30-06 without paying for brass at like .20 cents a round ish. buy it in the store and your paying like .44 cents a round. Don't quote me, thats just quick math I did because I don't reload .30-06 There's a pretty abundant supply of hotshot 7.62x38r on the market now. its all brand new non-corrosive. It is expensive, around 50 cents a round.. but then again.. The Nagant Pistol isn't really fun to shoot (unless you are lucky enough to have a silencer for it). I shot about 21 rounds from mine then I was done. That's a caliber you load for fun.. not for defensive purposes or to save money :-P

Why not!? I want to get a rough estimate on how much I need to reload to actually save money. Ok, $375 in bare minimum equipment start up costs. I'll note that does not include any brass prepping equipment or supplies. $375 in equipment / $0.07/saved per round means I'll need to reload ~4,870 rounds to recoup the equipment cost. I think I'm currently shooting about 1500 rounds of 9mm/year, so in 3 1/4 years I can realize the savings to cover the 'bare minimum' startup costs. Never said it was worth it for everyone. Some people can't justify the cost of joining my club either CJRPC. However if you are a "gun nut" like myself then the cost is justified. If your a casual shooter then maybe reloading isn't for you. Try justifying the cost of OBRPC

It's hard as shit to get hired as a 14 year old. The only place that would hire me was my aunt's cousin's hardware store.

Of course it was a "High Powered" 9mm :roll:

I thought destruction of currency was a crime :law-policered:

PSL for $1000!? http://www.jgsales.com/product_info.php ... ts_id/2392 http://www.centerfiresystems.com/DRA-GUN-B.aspx

I ordered one today too :cry: And I was on a roll, so I ordered another K31 from J&G's Holiday Sale.. and a case of ammo.. geez.. I gotta stop. I'm going to have more unfired guns that chad pretty soon. Oh well.. Merry Christmas for me!

Post of the week!

I'm pretty sure for an out-of-state private party long arms, you just need A FFL.. not necessarily a NJ state dealer. So if you are at a gun show and a guy is walking around with a rifle you want to buy (assuming the long arm is NJ Legal).. then you can just go to anyone of the number of FFL's there who would be willing to do a transfer for you. Then you can bring it home with you.

I'm not sure.. but I think the last time I quoted some smith work.. it was $80/hour. Sending it to S&W might not be a bad option at that point.

Even if you have to buy the part.. its probably not that much. You could call up smith and wesson and ask their parts department.

I believe PA and NJ law says you can't do a long gun FTF out of state.

Why would you want that gun still in your name? Registration is a different form.

It's in their catalog now.

Wasn't it one of those camping tools with a spoon and fork, and he brought it to eat lunch with? It's not like he was even stabbing anyone with it.

I appreciate it as a necessary part of the NJ diner experience. Slaw and pickles have to be on the table to properly stimulate the smell senses. I don't eat much of it though. :? Go figure.. haha.. Yankee Candle should make a slaw and pickles candle.. I would buy a case of them. Sometimes though.. there's nothing better than dumping a bunch of slaw on a perfectly cooked bacon cheeseburger. It's sort of a love/not so much love relationship with me.

meh.. i already got one woman.. and that's too much as it is.. I'll take the sled :-P

That looks delicious! I want to go back to the Lox, Stock, and Deli in Milltown now :-P

If he goes with an 1100 in 20 gauge.. that will be like a baby gun. The 12 gauge 1100 doesn't really kick too much imo (with birdshot anyways)

And it's gone Wheres the walmart in easton? Is that on Nazareth road?

interesting! So if you did a fixed mag mod, could you then have a regular capacity mag in it and also get away with the rest of the evil features? (assuming you did the conversion in another state of course)

can be concealed.