docwalt

Same here....nice to meet you guys, face to face.Hope to see you guys soon.

Welcome....Coming from the lower east side..used to live near Katz's.. That Celray sure brings back memories.

In these tough times.....it's going to get worse.

I wonder what would have happened to Gen. Washington, as he was about to cross the Delaware......Excuse me General, but that flintlock is banned in New Jersey, but with the right tools, we can make it compliant. Lets wait until it stops snowing....

What was it someone said? .....If you want to see humor,push someone down the stairs....

Why do they even bother....Everyone knows that's all crap.....there's a guy standing right in front of him filming......Oh wow, what great sound effects. :roll: :roll:

On the news today.... The suspect might not be the guy they were looking for??????

No offense taken....I know what you mean..... Like I said, it was very nice of them to do that.

I think that they posted a notice about no glass or metal or plywood targets. Not sure.

Truly nice... but so much for your privacy....I wonder what other pictures their scowling over?

Okay.....What we're talking about are two different things. Bench lab project, versus the real world. The humidity in anyones house is controlled by a lot of factors. Simple things like a cooking stove with pots of boiling water, a nice hot shower. All these things put a lot of moisture in the air. Depending on how well your insulation is, that moisture is trapped in your house. Base-board heat only heats the air that's in your house. Forced air heats and dries at the same time. Get the picture... Everyones house is unique. My suggestion is to get a hygrometer and measure the relative humidity in you own house, get an average, then decide your best possible solution. Ever notice the sweaty windows in the wintertime?

Hold on to that stuff until you get it checked out. You never know what you might have there!

Welcome !

That's the way of the Government.....They purposely pick days and times that are not reasonable for the public to attend. The media will have a field day with the attendance aspect of the story.

Can anyone give me any info on Salomon's in Farmingdale? Store hours, prices, and what he sells? How are his ammo prices, and can you be specific in terms of price/ caliber. Thanks for any input.

AAHHHH. Thats the kicker. What type of heating do you have? If you have base-board heat you'll have no problems with humidity. If you have forced air, you are out of luck. You then need a Humidifier to even out the moisture in the air, or have one built into the system.

GEEEEEZ! Look what you started Coldsolderjoint. I guess your avatar says it all... Theres one thing I guess us guys are into more than guns....F O O D!

I respect your opinion, we are all brothers and sisters out on the road!

Depends on your weight, height, and frame size, and most important.....attitude....I bought a 250 Honda Rebel, and she handles pretty damn good for a " small " bike. But really... it's on two wheels, and that's all that counts. Personal preference, and not being pressured.A lot of guys hang it up because of someone elses advice. Just like shooting...you don't start someone out with .700 Nitro, just because you could do it. A good rider gives someone an honest opinion, not macho bull.

Hot Dog Johnny's on rt 46 near the Gap.!!!!!

My advice, stay away from those rockets. More and more guys are wrecking them because of the need for speed. And that position on the bike is most unatural. Get yourself a small cruiser, get the feel, and when you think you outgrew it, move on to a bigger one.....

The simplest solution is find a nice quiet place under a tree and BURY THE DAMN THINGS!!!!

Don't get your shorts all bunched up... They are only using your employer as another source of information about your character. If you do your job you are resposible. If you come to work on time you are responsible.....get the picture...

Guns ARE just like potato chips....You can't only have one......

That Hercules is some awesome gunship also.... Puff the Magic Dragon was it's nickname.