SpecOps2087

I got my FID in under 1.5 weeks :?

good list

I've used something similar for my shotgun. As everyone has said, it'll get you on paper but you need to shoot ammo to get it zero'd in.

No idea how I forgot to mention new castle / guiness :?

I brew my own beer occasionally but for commercial beers, I like blue moon, sam adams summer ale, coors light. There are a LOT of great microbrews out there, however. My favorite part about going to lake placid is the two microbrews there

I think this is a win. A) If you've read past SCOTUS briefs, they are always in this fromat of bouncing ideas off of the lawyers to indirectly argue with each other. They also have to appear unbias agaisnt either side so you must expect some harsh questions. B) Indirectly, both "keep" and "bear" arms are in the spot light.We might not get concealed, but open carry is possible and I guarentee with enough OC, NJ will fold and have CCW soon enough. C) Some restrictions ARE perfectly fine...think about it, do you want felons owning guns? mentally challenged people? 10 year olds? etc? Reasonable restrictions are perfectly fine. I guarentee "justification" will not be reasonable when the answer has to be politically powerful / carrying lots of money / best buddies with the judge as it is currently in NJ. Just have to give this stuff some time. This is a MAJOR step in the right direction and opens up a whole can of worms against the anti's.

uhhh, explorer ring a bell? How about the cruise control fires? No company is recall free. And yes, regardless of who makes the tire, ford still put them on their explorers so it's a ford problem as well

Well I know regardless of this retarded law, my father will still be using my guns at the range...F NJ!

god damnnnn

Just got internet / phone / cable back. The snow knocked out our utility pole :roll:

The zombies are digging up from the dead, the small quakes are just "feeler" holes until they find the perfect area to mass and attack! Bring em' on 8-)

pizzabob, mikeyboyeee -- I'll look into both those things, thanks for the advice!

In her case, if the bullet doesn't kill you, the heart failure will

I did that before I bought the gun to make sure all was well. Even after years without use, it was still nicely oiled and everything in flawless mechanical condition. There is a little dab of rust on the blued surface (not bigger then a q-tip) that hasn't penetrated the surface yet. Any idea how to remove it without scratching the surface?

I'll say well under 500 dollars but don't want to be too specific

Needless to say, I'm pretty excited. Its a ~1985 Colt MKIV Series 80 Government Combat .45ACP 1911. Not a top of the line 1911 but a 1911 no less. Pretty good condition at a nice price from a friend of mine. I've always loved this type of handgun, kinda want to mount it on the wall now with all the history behind 1911's

Havn't heard about this? However, good news is, aside from toyota (they will be adding this now needless to say), most auto makers have a throttle cut out circuit when a certain amount of brake pressure is applied.

ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I'm all about winter but damn, enough is enough

^ That's lame, I think even comcrap allows that (at least they did when we had it)

yeah I edited my post...We lived with comcrap for years so excuse my bias towards cable. As I said in my edited post, fios allows much higher upload speeds then cable does. As far as download (comcrap aside) opt sure gives you a lot of headroom.

It's what your paying for. You have the opt online "ultra" which is up to 100MB/s where as he must have the basic internet package

The big difference with fios and cable is fios allows a LOT of upload speed where as cable limits that but allows a lot of download (and that's the inherent flaw in cable internet)

It wouldn't be pretty unfortunatly. I guarentee they will use NJ / CA / MA as examples that gun control works. If you look at the stats these states have fairly low crime for their population even with harsh gun regulation. What doesn't work in their favor is the rural states where there is very little population (and pretty much no gun regulation) but also fairly low crime. We can't attach .xls files so I can't really show you what I'm talking about

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Can you actually be charged for it? Sure I can look it up, but I can't remember off hand when i bought my last gun. Wouldn't the state police just deny you or something instead of probably a felony charge or some BS?