PeteF

Simply. Yes. Being denied a FPID is not a legal disqualifier. It is a decision by 1 individual. Not by a judge after a hearing. Any firearms you have legally, are yours.

Dupe

"ABC's of reloading." does a good job of explaining the concepts. Start with the 9mm. Straight wall pistol ammo is much easier to learn than bottleneck rifle.

I was cleaning by basement up over the weekend and found I have a crap load of miscellaneous hardware sitting around. Screws, nuts, hinges, brackets, picture hooks etc. So the question is: How do you store this kind of stuff?

Yes it must be inflation. Except the price of all other types of ammo is pretty much where it was 3 years ago. So I will wait.

My doctor asked about firearms, but it was in response to my asking him to order a lead screen on my yearly physical bloodwork. Winds up that he used to shoot target through college. We get along fine.

Response: You: "Hey doc does your wife like it when you f#/k her in the a$$?" Doc: "What business is that of yours?" You: "Exactly"

All depends on your likes. A 220 feels like a little thinner 226. Trigger reach and over all size, they are pretty close. The 227 grip felt too large for me and I have big hands.

Have 220e, 226e 40, 229 sas g2 40, 239 40. If you have big hands the 220 and 226 are excellent. The 229 is just a tad smaller. Still very easy to shoot. The 239 i find a little small. Conceals well but not an "all day at range" type gun.

Letter? What letter?

I had a security clearance for ~20 years. I received the following letter from the "OPM". If you go to sign up for these services, the first thing they do is ask for SSN, address, phone, email Birth day, etc. What the F? All the things that possibly could have been stolen they are asking for? Any one else got one of these letters?

Yes because its always better to be passive when held hostage waiting to be executed . Any chance is better than no chance.

Your pup, your rules. But as a warning from someone that's been there done that. The pups swallow some strands of the rope. When the dog goes to pass it sometimes the strand keeps things hanging (if you get my drift) and you need to help the dog by pulling the stuff out. It really is gross.

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I use a RCBS rangemaster 750. Holds zero and have yet to have any issues. Check weights have always read true for me.

What does the last picture represent? From the link the echos are one piece wraparound style. The picture is of a single lens from a failed frame.

One is all you need. There is only one neutral in the setup, shared between L1 and L2. By using the mentioned plug, ground and neutral are tied. This would ony be used on a factory unbonded generator.

I think the GFH guys would mind (rightfully so) losing some of their limited parking for 10 hours during the day.

I work across the street from GFH. I would love to take a few handguns in my trunk on the way to work in the AM, and have a lunch time or after work range session. But no that would only put me in jeopardy of 7 years in prison.

Obrpc also has the OBRAMS for 22. Take the lesson before making a purchase. Ask questions if you don't understand something. Gfh guys are very patient. I assume RTSP are also. You will learn what questions to ask. You can easily get confused with all the options. ie DAO/SAO/DAK/ DA/SA. striker fired vs hammer fire. Decocker model vs safety model. Etc. Definitely try before you buy.

Think about modifying my gen to do just that. Just need to put a switch on the wire that joins the neutral to ground. Connected for 120v use, disconnected for house backup. Now just need to find a smallish 30a switch.

20 min to OBRPC. If it weren't for NJ's crappy transport laws. 30 seconds to GFH. DAMMIT BASTARDS.

Ah I see, so in his opinion mass murder is the balliwick of LE and Military? Tell him to do his job unarmed and then get back to you.You could also ask him about Chris Dorner and LE response to him.

Just to compilicate things a little more: How are you planning on powering the exhaust fan? I think you will need to have a 120v plugin to the generator.

Had door open ~2ft.could barely hear it the house. I also had the generator chained down with 5/8" steel cable. It wasnt going anywhere.