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I’ll take it . I’m in Chesterfield , so I’m probably not far . I’ll send you a PM with my contact info.

My references were all called . I’ve been called for a few people in other towns .

I’m reading online now that as long as you’ve got an sbi # already , you now no longer need to be fingerprinted to get the ptc. Again I’m just reading this now , and if this is true , a little ticked off that the rest of us have been paying for new prints , instead of them using the ones we already have on file !

That’s how I read it also . I knew I would be cutting it close, just received my ptc two weeks ago , genuinely wasn’t looking to go through and pay for it all over again . I’ve seen one place saying people pre 12-22-22 don’t need to re qualify , which makes no sense . My qualifying was done exactly how the new qualifications are also.

So if I’m reading that correctly , if we have a permit within the last two years , we DONT need to go through all this bs until we have to renew ?

I have his name written down on a card at home . I will take a look and see if I can find it for you. He was very helpful on some questions I had with mine . Good luck !

There's a guy at Cheyenne mountain in Bordentown , I can't remember his name , that works behind the counter whose real into milsurp and was VERY knowledgeable in enfields . For the life of me I can't remember his name . He would be a good one to start with if you're local to that area.

I bought a truck a few years back that someone smoked I think cigars in , probably not often but once in a while . First hot humid day , it showed its ugly face. I have really bad reactions to cigarette/ cigar smoke (headaches) and I was really pissed . I ripped the seat out , used deodorizers, cleaned the crap out of it (truck was only two years old) and then tossed coffee grinds in a few small cans with holes poked in the tops . It all worked like a charm . I'd say 75% of it was the cleaning the other 25% was the coffee . Its probably an old wives tale but it worked . I changed out the coffee every once in a while until I never noticed the smell anymore.

I have a sporterized type 99 Arisaka that I plan on using on a hunt up in Maine this next fall. I have some more work to do on getting the scope dialed in on the s&k mount that's installed , but the trigger will be the next on my list . I know Timney makes a trigger that seems to be pretty straight forward but I think I'd rather leave that up to someone much more qualified than me. There is a little opening of the sear slot that needs to be done , and I know I can mess that up really fast . any suggestions on who ? I'm located near Fort Dix , I plan on stopping by sportsman center this week and asking them , just figured I would throw it out here before I go to them. Thanks for any help in advance .

I had the same thing happen to me for Rahway. They had my plate , same make , same model, wrong color . It was 3 am on a Sunday morning , I was in bed sleeping . I called after they sent me a notice post marked two weeks prior , that I had to pay by the day I actually received the notice . Otherwise a warrant was going to be issued for my arrest , and the time for appeal had already come and gone . I called the court and explained to them the dilemma and their response was "the officer must be color blind" and basically told me I was SOL. So I had to pay .

Yup they got mine. 1500 some odd dollars later my new card should arrive soon .

Welcome from North Hanover!

Thanks anyway! It was worth a shot.

Sending over a PM in a minute. Thank you!

They have been digging to get into our chicken coupes. The local pets that have gone missing , and the decline in Turkey on my property. When I hunt on my farm there are no philosophical questions. The only questions I face are day or night and rifle or shotgun .

Thank you! I will keep this in mind if we have any luck!

Yeah , as plode said only shotgun after dark. I use a .22 mag at my farm during the day and .223 at some of our other places we hunt that have a bit more room. Plode that's a good sign ! We only have gotten one to return a call down in the pines a few weeks ago.pretty fun when they return a call!

A buddy and I got into it last year , used some mouth calls and a cheap-o electronic caller . Shot a few fox and did a lot of time in the woods but no coyote. This season started out perfect with a fox down exactly 6 minutes into our first stand. Saw one coyote during six day but wasn't in range . Its been a tough year not seeing much but tonight I got the itch and went out on our farm at sundown. Called for a good 25 minutes at random intervals , and had a small coyote go wide to my left, no shot on it but it disappeared. I'm set up on an edge of our field playing the cross wind perfectly , and do a scan . Two sets of eyes sprinting towards my adjacent corner of the field. A good 45 seconds later a decent size coyote shows itself but no shot . Staring at my mojo critter , still and silent. He barely presents a shot finally, stupidly I hit my light on my shotgun and he breaks for it . I took a shot but missed . Barely. I'm mad at myself for not waiting , but didn't think he was sticking around any longer . Moral of my story.... as I was about to give up on the season , my closest and what will be my most haunted encounter with a coyote came along and now I'm hooked again. Anyone having any luck ? PS I have a new found belief in the fox pro. Second time out with it was tonight !

Sold out. As I was entering my info...

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Gerry responded to me through email on his type 99 and Enfield. Met up with him yesterday. I believe he never even read my original pm.

I have been following their videos . They get quite a few dogs. They have a bunch of different farms and land they have access to , and do quite well. I hadn't seen this one though . Thanks for sharing .

2011 Ram 2500 6.7 turbo diesel for daily 1997 Ram 2500 5.9 gas for the woods 1964 Chevelle SS convertible for fun

And by lottery I meant kittery of course

Another +1 for lottery. Found my last ditch arisaka there last summer .