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Would you believe I was at Sunset Hill yesterday and we forgot to hit Wally World! :doh:

:angry-screaming: Hate ticks!

Hopefully shooting it this weekend at Sunset.

Yes, it's Bergen County only. C'mon...not that far!

Hello Everyone, My Fiance is a mentor with the volunteer center of Bergen County. She wanted me to let everyone know that currently there are over 100 children ages 5 - 17 awaiting a mentor. 75% of them are boys. She sees her mentor 2-3 hours once a week. They do all sorts of cool stuff such as ball games, parks, museums, etc. The commitment is 1 year. If you are interested in becoming a mentor, send me a PM and I can give you details. Thanks!

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We need another movie like 28 Days Later if there were to be a new zombie blockbuster. YES!! NO!!!

Not sure if this was mentioned already but a progressive press is pretty good for pistol calibers. I use a Lee Pro 1000. Currently load 9mm, 40, 38sp, 357 mag and 45. A little frustrating setting it up but once it is complete, rounds come out of that thing quickly, all very accurate. Learning the feel of the machine is important, only takes about 10 rounds and your good to go. Progression of the plate, feeling the seating of the primer, etc. I plan on buying a second so I can do large pistol primer on one and small on the other. Just change the plate and the 3 hole turret. I keep a turret with the dies for each caliber along with the powder measure so no need for adjusting when I switch. When I was reloading 30-06, I used a single stage and measured each charge by hand. I think I was using the Lee Challenger? I know a few people on this forum only use a single stage for rifle calibers.

Ehh. :roll: Looks like the Matrix meets Blade.

Maybe we can start a list and people can add as they see fit. I will start with a few basics that I can thing of: Digital Caliper Digital Scale that measures in Grains Case trimmer Chamfer Case lube (If the dies are not carbide) Primer pocket cleaner Dies Powder Primers Reloading Press Bullets Cases to load Powder funnel Case tumbler Polishing Media Polish Sifter with bucket

Well, NJGF field trip? 8-)

+1 on this. :?

what do the papers look like and where did they come from (state police or local pd)? the reason I ask is because about 11 years ago, my references were never contacted nor they ever filled anything up. I still got my permit though. In Hackensack, they are mailed out from the local PD. I believe each town is different but asks the same usual questions. They make my references get the letter notarized.

Yeah, her older sister was born there but her and younger sister were born in the Bronx. We call it Jewdar.

Anybody been here? www.outdoorlasertag.com

That's what my Mother said when she first met her. Klara is turning 27 in October. Her family is off the boat from Odessa. Must be the Russian genes!

Figured I would post this here as well: Taurus just came in! Haven't shot it yet but really looking forward to it. My Fiancee really likes it. She just wants everyone to know that she just woke up and looks like swamp thing.

So I picked up my revolver. I have a Nagant but wanted something with a little more balls. Taurus M66 357. No range report yet. Can't wait to shoot it. As you can see, my Fiancee likes it. She would like to offer this disclaimer: "I just woke up and I look like a just came out of a swamp".

The woman in Hackensack is great. Very friendly but claims all delays are from the higher-ups which I believe. Sgt. Levis is great, too. The process still is very slow. I live in one of the cities that think the one gun a month also applies to pistol permits so they only allow one application a month. No way around it. :roll:

Giggity giggity!

86% Woot!

Wonder where the gear oil goes..

Your right...and it's a sculpture if you can believe it. Some more:

Thought I would share this. Crazy stuff! http://www.tskuebler.com/ Some Favs: