PeteF

BINGO. THIS^^^^^^^^^^^. I don't mind helping out but there is NO WAY IN HELL I am taking a loss so someone else can make a buck.

Trick for you if you know a reloader. take a piece of 357 brass and run it thru an expander die to flare the brass so that it will just fit in the chamber. Put this piece of brass in your cleaning kit. After shooting 38s seat the 357 brass in each cylinder. This will scrape the majority of 38 crud out of the cylinder without damaging anything.

Really? Judge: Getting paid handsomely Attorneys (Both sides): Getting paid handsomely Stenographer: Yep getting Paid You: Show up at your own expense and possible loss of pay for "Civic Duty" or "Integrity", Not a chance. Never once did I say Lie about what you observed but if someone is making a buck off of me they are going to make me whole, and pay for my Lost time and travel expenses, or they get bupkiss. 1. How so? A doctor shows up at a malpractice hearing, is he compensated? Forensic accountant? Paid? LEO? Paid? Please tell me ANY profession that goes throught the time and effort to show up at a legal proceeding out of the goodness of their heart. 2. There is a big difference between testifying for the highest bidder and not taking a personal LOSS for showing up. Question: If you are called to testify in a case you were involved in do you do it on your own time or on the clock? I am not questioning your integrity or anyone else that shows up, I just don't expect anyone else to make money at my expense. That's why I DETEST the whole court system we have. I pretty sure my employer thinks my time is more important than 5 dollars a day, I am absolutely positive my mortgage company will have a problem if I can't make a payment because I missed work for 7 weeks on a trial. But yet judges and lawyers have no problem treating people like dirt. Show up at least 1/2 and hour early and wait till you are called. Do whatever they say under penalty of contempt. There are 2 people that tell me what to do, my employer and my wife. And if I find what my employer wants me to do to offensive I walk, and look for a new job not spend the night in jail.

Happy birthday/anniversary

Who at this deposition is not being paid to be there? Thats right no one. TE+lost time or like Howard said "I don't recall anything"

Standard batteries (AA,AAA,C,D) are all nominal 1.5v. For whatever reason when they came up with the Nimh (and pretty much all rechareables) they used 1.2v as the operating voltage. Not sure why but that is the way it is. Normally electronics run on a nominal 5 volt supply (3x1.5 = 4.5v , or 4x1.5=6v). 4.5 to 6v is a good working range for a nominal 5v circuit. When you replace the 1.5 with 1.2 you now get a 3.6->4,8v range. The 3.6 is pretty close to the bottom of where 5 volt logic (IIRC ~3v for a logic 1) will work. Newer electronic devices run at 3.3v, which making them less affected by the lower source voltage.

NimH batteries charge to ~1.2 Volts not the 1.5 of regular. That could be the reason its telling you to change them. Many of the newer Nimh have better current capacity than normal batteries but the voltage is still "low"

Let me be the first What a disaster.

"Damn It" He/She will get used to it real fast

And being polite accomplished what? Please remind me. And Cryan couldn't even be bothered to do his job, show up vote yes then leave, very polite. And WTF is this magazine clip they keep blithering about.

1. Lost 2. Destroyed 3. Demilled 4 Gun Buyback Please tell me the law that says you MUST report a stolen firearm.

You had an adult dog and now are looking for what essentially will be a puppy. I know its hard but try to remember what a puppy does. We had an adult dog die, kindest gentlest dog around, wonderful with my daughter for years. We got another puppy of the same breed and he is giving my daughter (12) a hard time trying to figure out where he is in the pack structure. I only mention this because you mention the small children. You will need to be VERY careful with the dog around the kids (no not a shot at pitbulls, just puppies in general). With the young kids I would try to find one with a passive attitude. As a recommendation of a place to look for an adoption. Saint Huberts Shelter in Madison

I put to you that the data is only valid for a very short time after a purchase. There are many ways that a firearm can leave your possesion legally that do not have paperwork associated with them. The day house to house searches are started is the day the shooting starts.

Blah, blah, blah They have no idea what you HAVE. They have a pretty good idea what you PURCHASED But between horrible boat accidents, firearms rusting away to nothong and gun buybacks I don't have any of the firearms I purchased. Want to search for them? Get a warrant.

Ummm hideous

Is that 30 days, or "as much time as they want" like the rest of NJ laws?

Shooting at squirrels not a problem in my book. I do have a problem with this. It may not be enough to "kill a deer", but it can surely put a hurt on a person shot with one. Dumbass broke cardinal rule "know your target AND WHATS BEHIND IT". Pellet gun law is stupid but the RULE is absolutely not.

Get valve stems from Walmart. Remove the valve part of the stem. IIRC you drill a 1/2 inch hole in the can, put the stem in the hole and seal the stem to can with some shoe goo. Remove the valve stem cap to let air in and put it back on to seal the can. Works great. 5 gal into the car in less than a minute. There is a video on utube. Look for "fixing a gas can"

I wrote to him after the Trenton rally. Low and behold he actually took the time to read and respond to what I wrote. I think he is one of the good ones.

Sorry to hear about your knee. I think your neighbors dog deserves a nice new dog toy.

1. In 1999, the Institute of Medicine published the famous "To Err Is Human" report, which dropped a bombshell on the medical community by reporting that up to 98,000 people a year die because of mistakes in hospitals. The number was initially disputed, but is now widely accepted by doctors and hospital officials — and quoted ubiquitously in the media. In 2010, the Office of Inspector General for the Department of Health and Human Services said that bad hospital care contributed to the deaths of 180,000 patients in Medicare alone in a given year. Now comes a of the Journal of Patient Safety that says the numbers may be much higher — between each year who go to the hospital for care suffer some type of preventable harm that contributes to their death. Doctors and Hospitals bad they must be banned. 2. Not sure where there numbers come from, but there are ~200 kids killed by someone inadvertently using a firearm a year. Drownings in a pool 3,700. Kids more likely to drown by 17x. 3. Why would someone who has no children in thei house (When the person is home) and a carry permit (take there gun with them) lock up their firearm? Additionally, how does a gun get stolen from a LOCKED house? Is it a crime to breakin and steal the firearm? Pretty much by definition a gun in a locked house IS a locked up. 4. Have the dullard check the rise of all violent crime in Australia and Great Britain when guns were confiscated. The action stays the same the tool changes. I suppose no one committed suicide before firearms were invented? 5. Back that up. The statement in and of itself is a forgone conclusion, Was a suicide committed? If so then what was the tool used? Then make up stats to say whatever they want. For example: 30% of traffic fatalities involve drunk drivers, therefore 70% don't. So sober drivers are 233% more likely to be in a fatal accident. Therefore we should all drive drunk, Makes sense, right?

I'd agree 100% with this. The "Uppers" are the problem. The actual LEO's that I've met that are shooters (vs qualifiers) learn the laws on their own. As far as I can tell there is very little official training in firearms laws. And with NJ's laws being as screwed up as they are, it makes it very easy that non enthusiast have no idea what the laws are or mean.

Nice Karma Item.

The monthly news letter on the website has a phone number for Rich

Not being sure when it will break, will keep you from anticipating recoil and flinching. Someone once said the best are the ones where the shot surprises you.