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Saw them in A.C. 4 or 5 years ago. :music-rockout: They were awesome live!

= :gay-gay: :gay-rainbow: :laughing-rolling: You guys are funny! Sounds like you guys had a good time. Was it busy when you guys finally got there? Seems like 1ish is not the time to go Wednesdays or Fridays. Who would have thought that so many people would be shooting so early in the afternoon in the middle of the week!

http://www.geekologie.com/2009/04/dangerously_delicious_the_bak4.php Made of wire, not actually an AK covered in bacon, but still cool.

+1 :music-rockout:

It's about time they made a new one! I agree it looks very Matrix like, but it looks like it should be pretty good. Also, it does seem like she has been developing "powers" and is becoming more superhero like, but honestly I'm not complaining. :violence-guntoting:

What he said! Lucky! :x

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Only Sig coming in .308 that I know of is the Sig 716, though that's an AR variant-- not the same type of design like the current 556 models. It would have to be like the current 556 design. Now if one does come out, I'll have to find a sweet deal like Maks did! :handgestures-thumbup:

$2,399.00 :shock: :shock: :doh:

I had a great time today. Started off at the pistol range for an hour waiting until the rifle range cleared up. Got the AR sighted in pretty well, even out to 150 yards. I definitely need to get myself a spotting scope though. Also messed around a bit with the trusty 10/22. Next time I'll have to bring some fun targets, like filled plastic bottles, fruit, coconuts etc... It was nice meeting a bunch of you for the first time. Chad - Thanks for letting me shoot your 22-250. Very impressive! :handgestures-thumbup: JonF - Thanks for letting me shoot the Finn. I need to get myself one! Maks - Jealous of the Sig! I'm kicking myself for not getting one instead of the AR! It shoots So nice! Now if they ever make one in .308, I'm all over it! Gotta love Sigs! :drool: Good times.

Awesome. When I finish my bar, in the basement, I'll have to pick these up! :handgestures-thumbup:

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Black Sea Bass, Summer Flounder and Weakfish Regulation Changes http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/news/2010/marreg_changes.htm March 31, 2010 New regulations for the recreational and commercial harvest of black sea bass, summer flounder, and weakfish became effective in New Jersey on March 25, 2010. New Jersey's adoption of the regulations was necessary to remain in compliance with the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission's (ASMFC) Interstate Fishery Management Plans (FMP) for these species. The regulation changes include a reduction in the recreational black sea bass season, a minor change in the summer flounder recreational season and a recreational and commercial possession limit reduction for weakfish. At its February 2010 meeting, the ASMFC's Summer Flounder, Scup and Black Sea Bass Board approved a reduction in the coastwide black sea bass recreational season due to significant overages in the 2009 coastwide recreational black sea bass harvest quota. To assure recreational landings do not exceed the established 2010 coastwide recreational quota, the ASMFC established a coastwide black sea bass season of May 22 through September 12, which is now in effect in New Jersey. The recreational black sea bass possession limit and minimum size remain at 25 fish per day and 12.5 inches. The same ASMFC Board approved the NJ Marine Fisheries Council recommendation to change the New Jersey summer flounder recreational season to May 29 through September 6, which includes both Memorial Day and Labor Day. The 2009 season was May 23 through September 4. The recreational possession limit and minimum size remain at 6 fish per day and 18 inches. The ASMFC's Weakfish Management Board (Board) implemented stock-wide management measures to reduce the recreational and commercial weakfish possession limit due to a determination that the Atlantic Coast weakfish stock is currently depleted and at the lowest population level since estimates have been recorded (1981-2008). The Board implemented stock-wide management measures to promote stock rebuilding, which result in a recreational possession limit of one (1) fish per angler per day. The former New Jersey recreational possession limit was six fish per angler per day. The new commercial weakfish regulations reduce the daily possession limit to 100 pounds during the open commercial season and establish a minimum size of 13 inches for all gear types at all times. During the closed commercial weakfish season, the possession limit has also been reduced to100 pounds and may only be kept if it does not exceed 50 percent, by weight, of the total weight of all species landed and sold. -I'm glad that Black Sea Bass and Fluke remained the same. I never really fished for Weakfish! :shock:

Exactly how i feel! There is always something you can do differently to change the way your life is currently. Suicide is not the answer. It's the easy way out.

the the the Hahaha I had to try it!

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I'm off on Thursday now too. Not that Dix will be open, but I'm game for Friday. I've never been there before, but would like to sign-up and meet some more people from here. I've only met Pizza Bob before. What time?

You guys go way too early! Those of us that have to work can't make it that early! I am off on Friday though...

Same here.

http://www.amazon.com/Caldwell-Electronic-Hearing-Protection-Profile/dp/B001ASPDZS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1269652394&sr=8-2-catcorr I just got them, but so far they work really well. My wife wore them the other day while we were shooting for 2+ hours and she really liked them too.

American Bulldogs

I like Fords. Sex on wheels...

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Welcome from the southern part of Hunterdon County! :greetings-wavingblue: