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Is that a random girl you paid to sit behind your food?

How was the garlic bread?

Not really.. when I do, I usually don't take pictures.. but I did make this double-decker grilled cheese once:

Line was too long at PF Changs and Cheesecake Factory, so we went to Johnny Rockets in the Freehold Mall It was actually pretty decent since I went in there expecting it to be thoroughly crappy. Had a Patty Melt.. With Mini Chili Dogs as an appetizer. of Course with a diet coke to keep it healthy I've started a bad habit of eating everything on my plate.

It tastes pretty good though. and its cheap.

Well, its the number of features that count on a semi-auto rifle that takes detachable mags. Like the M1A/M14, the threaded barrel is the one evil feature. I guess if you got one of those messed up California AR's, you could have a threaded barrel. (with the Fixed mag and No pistol grip)

Aren't the pistol caliber rifles designed to shoot Pistol Caliber Ammunition? Not the other way around?

Wrong. NJ does require an FID for handgun ammunition but NJ statute defines handgun ammunition as "ammunition specifically designed to be used only in a handgun." If any long gun exists in a specific caliber you don't need an FID to purchase it. All the common handgun rounds (.38, 9mm, .40, .45, .357, .44, etc.) have long guns that are chambered for them. Try telling that to any retail store in NJ that sells ammo

Idk.. my knife is just a tool, just like the little flashlight that is always in my pocket and my cell phone.. don't leave home without them. Even if I was getting attacked, I would probably resort to my hands and running. I don't have tactical knife training and even if I did, it's likely the perp would have the drop on me.. so in short.. I don't consider my pocketknife a weapon.

I'm pretty sure Sig 556 pistols are too heavy to be NJ legal so the threaded barrel wouldn't matter at that point?

I actually did get it from Sarco. This was at least a year ago before I heard about the price and switch. I didn't even know about their shotgun news ad at the time. I just showed up and asked what the price was and went back when I had my permit. I don't remember exactly what it was without digging out the paperwork, but I'd put $5 on a bet that it was $379.

Up here in monmoth county we have a few good ones: Big Ed's BBQ in matawan: they have entree's or an all you can eat option so it definitely attracts the "Heavy-D's" but the baby back ribs and brisket are good. The sauce is fantastic and you can find it in local stores. This place moves some serious amounts of ribs and you can smell it a mile away since the kitchen runs at %110. The place us huge and every time i go there, for some reason i think of the movie Porky's. Sauce is tangy here. Don't fill up on the free garlic bread though, lest you not be able to order plate after place of free ribs. Memphis Pig out in Atlantic Highlands. Haven't been here in a while the the food is definitely good. Several different kinds of ribs plus the usual other stuff. Cute cartoon pig decor festoons the smallish interior. Must go back for a refresher soon. Jacks Rib and Ale in Long Branch. Doesn't look like a rib joint and the bar area is pretty active being close to Monmouth U but the baby back ribs are fallin off the bone good. Sauce is slightly sweeter here. You've convinced me! Taking the wifey there for lunch today. The free garlic bread is one of the best parts!

Last time I went, it was good if you were looking for rusty antiques and old rotten military uniforms. Only a small portion of it was for "new" stuff.

It has to be a permanently mounted preventing access to the threads. Most people will blind pin and weld the break on. Anything can be un-done.. but it probably wouldn't be cost effective. For the love of god, move back to PA! LOL, jk.. welcome to the forum!

RIA has pretty good customer service for such a low priced gun. I had the front sight fall off of my GI Model (Somewhat common occurrence for any Pinned front sight of any manufacturer from what I hear). I had no problem sending in my slide, and Arnell the Gunsmith personally called me to ask if I wanted a free Fluff and buff after he put the front sight back in. Of course I said yes. Gun ran a bit smoother when i got it back. All in All, I wouldn't hesitate to buy another RIA if I wanted another 1911.

You'd be surprised - i've had 1000 rnds of 5.56 shipped to me via ups for 12 bux Shipping prices are negotiated by the company and ups. For a high volume shipper with someone that knows how to negotiate, you would be surprised at how low UPS will ship for. I am sure they ship prepaid to some of their larger customers so their savings is passed on. Where I work we can get a 5lb box Next Day Air to AZ for $7. I've heard from a source that should be credible, that for some companies, there's an un-guaranteed contract that anything within a 150 mile radius is next day using ground.

Here's the remnants of what I had last night at Carabba's. Chicken Impervalto (Stuffed chicken with ricotta, grilled eggplant, sausage, good stuff.. I almost licked the plate). I always thought Carabba's was just ok, but better than Olive Garden. After Last Night.. Wow.

lol, this is funny everytime i read it

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He needs a FPID, a Pistol Puchase Permit, or a NJ Permit to Carry, and from what your question entails, yes, it would be illegal to sell him your ammo in the state of NJ. ammoengine.com ammo to go sportsmans guide aim surplus jg sales centerfire systems midway usa (have to fax a copy of FID) cabelas (for rifle) classic arms grafs among others...

Yep, you can do anything you want to a pump or other non-semi automatic shotgun as long as the barrel is at least 18" and the overall length is at least 26"

Well I know if someone stole my favorite Gyro Cooker, I'd go on a rampage and hunt them down.

Tiny is gunna hate me. I went to the Fillapino place by work today. $5 for rice and two "sides". I got the beef steak and beef with tomato sauce. The picture doesn't look that good, but the food was good. The Beef Steak was excellent, especially when eaten with the onions, the Beef and Tomato Sauce was good, but a bit fatty for my tastes. And of course the diet pepsi to round it out. My friend tried the Goat Stew and the Pork Stew.