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Mixed reviews on various website, heres some.. http://www.amazon.com/Gunvault-GV1000C-DLX-Mini-Vault-Deluxe/dp/B002HOLG2I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1283021035&sr=1-1 looks like it's hit or miss with quality.. yikes. Awful. It really looks like that brand has gone downhill, based on those reviews. i also found this http://wwww.mossberg.com/content.asp?id=519 the other day while researching add on for the new shotty. I think I am getting one

I haven't heard anything bad about my gunsafe, but I stopped reading about the once I bought mine about 9 years ago. I think the mini vault is great. I have had no problems with it and it does what it doos supposed to. I can't even think what the issue would be, unless the electonics have become less stable. Or perhaps people want it to do more than it was desgned to do. I see it as a way to keep a weapon secure and have quick access. I can only get one extra mag in there but now that I live in a 15 round mag state that doesn't bother me. What are the problems with Gun safe?

Nice, that'll keep the gun warm, which I understand is the definition of Happiness....

F*** yo couch!

It also depends on the stock. A pistol grip is much more conducive to elbow down. Try shooting a rifle with a short LOP and no pistol grip with the elbow down. Your hand will be either twisted up at the wrist or just plain not fully gripping the stock. I also think you will see more pistol gripped rifles shot this way when the shooter is wearing a vest. Vests have a habit of rounding out the pocket so the arm goes up to keep the stock from jumping when fired. Also, like you noticed when we were shooting Sunday, the stock on the Moss is a little too long for me with just a T-shirt. Without bringing my arm up there was really nothing else I could do to get a good cheek weld.

I was suspecting that. There is really no way to lock the mag in like that because the slot is only on one side. I suppose you could jam it in but,....no click

Her right elbow is way out pretty much perpendicular to her body... big no-no. Tuck that chicken wing in. It's an obvious sign of a novice shooter. That's not really a given. Elbow up gives you the "pocket." Elbow down is normally CQB with an AR. It certainly isn't what we were doing with M16A2's and IBA's on. In any case, good shooting is determined by what the shoter is most comfortable with. Here ya go http://appleseedshoot.blogspot.com/2008 ... tions.html

Welp, I am very well schooled with rifles that have some sort of solid buttstock and the close combat "butt strike." I am not a pistol grip, collapsible stock, pinned skeleton stock kind of guy. I fully expect the training to kick in if a person gets a hand on the barrel somehow. Butt strike with the safety off is not what I'd like to do.

A bandolier !!! Wait, that's cool! Why didn't I think of that?

One thing I have found recently is that although the Mossberg 500 is the one used by the military, you would at least have to change the safety to an aluminum switch for it to be "Mil-spec." It comes with a plastic safety switch. Also, you can buy after market safety switches intended for use with a pistol grip, but I really think that if a pistol grip is what you want you need the 870' style safety.

I'd have to think they would have a hard time convincing me that operating a tractor on a driveway put her in any danger. I would have to hear more about what kind of threat she was perceiving, because it doesn't sound like much. Prior "run-ins" could be interpreted as violent but there is really no reason to. Sounds like the "runs-ins" means this guy made her angry a lot.

Who would have thought, on a forum like this, that a discussion about network cable would be the thing to to light a fire?

Who would have thought, on a forum like this, that a discussion about network cable would be the thing to to light a fire?

Then again, the islamc extremeists themselves would be happy blow it up, let everyone assume it was the US (again :roll: )and use the dead muslim moderates as a propaganda tool thoughout the middle east. It has happened before.

The evidence is not altogether clear and definitive, but a few of us that signed up online through their website got the credentials far quicker than those that did not.

Okay, also take a known working cable and check the ports you have the cables that run to the extention and through the walls, just to make sure that isn't also the issue.

Jut remember, like I said before, the socket is not like wiring two ends of a cable. It is in effect a splice. Color needs to meet like color. I am wiring the socket as per the colors on the socket. It says to use "A' to peel the sticker off, and those colors would be shown. If you crimp a connector to the wire in the wall does that work?

Jut remember, like I said before, the socket is not like wiring two ends of a cable. It is in effect a splice. Color needs to meet like color.

The Prodigy, "Invaders Must Die." And Kansas...LOL!

You download a workbook or take and online class then bring the workbook to a field class where you do field work and take another written test. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/hntlicfe.htm

It depends I guess. http://www.nj.com/ledgerlive/index.ssf/ ... iciou.html

No kidding. I came back from the range with Malusa and of course the wife is privvy to my hunting plans -she comes across this. Not a bad point of reference. And if it keeps me from havng to make justifications to her about it I am all for it. I have always thought the "free range" movement would push more and more people to hunt. It could just, with articles like this.

If I blasted...sorry, harvested 15 Geese in a day I would be freezing that meat and eating it through the winter, or giving it away to family and friends. Bear, I'd have to see how it tastes first myself. I am not sure this is going to be something I do this year though. Seems smarter to start small but I am not going to write it off. But like you, I wouldn't want to just kill it and let it rot.

For trouble shooting purpose I would pull out a wall jack crimp a RJ connector to it and test with the laptop. This will at least verify the cable run vs the wall jack itself. Maybe I missed it but you are saying that if you took a short network cable and connected it to the linksys it reaches the internet but not if you connect through your runs to the addition? It seems like I remember that a network socket should not match an RJ pinout. Might be a crossover. Maybe not. In any case, for example, the orange wire has to meet the orange wire and so on If you wire the socket the same as the male connector this will not happen. Each wire color has to meet the same color in a socket.