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wow, when I had my pardner I had zero problems... good too know was thinking about getting another...

it must look pretty cool shooting super hot ammo!

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Very nice pizza bob, im drooling...

the mossbergs have the safety on top, Remingtons have it behind the trigger...

Basement, bad guys would look in the garage first for valuables than your basement. Keep hidden, someone mention just covering it with a card board box like a fridge box. I also heard you really don't need all those fancy things to keep moisture at bay a simple light bulb will do the trick. .

great mountain biking upthere, Shepard lake used be a really nice tranquil lake to go to but past few years changed alot, way too packed in the summer with some undisireables from other areas...oh yeah look up Jackson whites and ringwood interesting... been going there since the 90s...

This thread was great! And an eye opener opener for me. i was always a big american car driver, but im now an official 2013 honda accord ex l driver. After a good test drive i was convinced! Agile, power, and very featured laden for the money... pictures will follow soon... i stil cant believe im driving a honda, in million years i never thought!

Cool guys thanks, i scored some at atlantic....

anyone got 15 round ar mags metal plastic doesnt matter...

My price point is between 30000 and 35000, saw the Avalon pretty nice....

the glock factory gtl 22 light which i own is pretty awesome, it's really light weight compared to others that are much heavier, and it also has a very easy to use dimmer function which might give you a tactical advantage versus blasting everything in front of you with an incrediable amount of lumens "like a light house to a ship" giving away your position losing the element of suprise... does that creakote also paint the plastic frame or just the metal slide part?

I think I'm pretty much settle on the Buick lacrosse its leather package loaded, leather big sunroof e assist engine, rear view camera and sensors.... they offerd me 2,000 down 379.00 month 12,000 miles a year. I tried get him down to 350.00 but he won't budge, you guys think this is a good deal, or should I shop around more?

I saw a video he did were a car was blown up, and looked like he was slightly too close, shrap metal flew very close to him, very lucky, and the explosion looked very very powerful, it destroyed the car!

I have been doing some car shopping and test road the Buick lacrosse 6 cylinder but I'm going back today to try the the e assist version that's supposed to give about 36 hwy which is amazing for such a large car, I read some pretty good reviews, what other cars should I be looking at before I pull the trigger, low 30000.00 range... any good tips on negotiating terms, I was offered 2,000.00 down, 379.00 month, I think I can get down to 350.00, 12,000.00 miles 39 months...

so cool!

I used to have njm I was paying 1100.00 a year for my Chrysler 300, i no longer qualify...I got another quote from gieco 2600.00 for the year, meh.... the car im looking at is a 2013 Buick lacrosse, so nice... the insurance is just holding me back now and yes it has to do with the fact I haven't had insurance in awhile... so yes I gotta find an insurance company that won't hold that against me... gonna check usaa, what about the general? I hope I find something quick...

I'm about to lease a new car and was quoted 4300.00 for insurance for the year!!! no infractions on my dl at all, clean. the last time I had insurance I was only paying 1100.00 for the year on a lease for a Chrysler 300... the only thing is I haven't had car insurance for past 3 years because I was using mass transit and shared a vehicle with my wife, but now I'm ready to buy but the insurance is crazy... I found the car I want help!

any good deals on 20" mossberg or remy 12 gauge new or used, doesnt matter...

any good deals on .40 cal ammo?

I never said dont keep fire arms in the bedroom, i only said to conceal them but still have quick access. For example false drawer bottoms, curtains, behind furniture, behind a door under a robe you can easily hide a shotgun or rifle...

totally understand this, but be smart about it there are alot of places you can hide a lock box, handgun, shotgun or rifle. google it you get alot of good ideas... it's like concealed carrying for your home! lol...

here is what I think... any safe is better than no safe but also making sure your safe is well hidden and is not out in the open for the world to see is just as important. think about wether you have a cheap safe or an expensive 1000 lbs fort Knox safe, if it's out in the open and a thief does break into your home for a quick snatch and grab, believe me if the thief see your safe but wasn't able to get into your safe that day, he or one of his good ol friends will be back with tools and buddies to get into your safe another day... I mention this because I see alot of people making the big mistake of putting a nice new big safe inside the bedroom or "hidden" in a closet, those are big NO NOs!!! those are the first places thieves look for the goods, they are not stupid! we all have to be smarter than that. if it cannot be seen it cannot be taken or broken into... and this goes for you guys who keep firearms in a nice little lock box under your bed, or in a bottom drawer, first place thieves look... hide it! they won't get it...

like the pig board, I was just on home depot site looking at that stuff, it's the best option I think, unlimited on what you can hang up there...

I was looking at getting a handgun rack for my safe but man are those things over priced! anyone have ideas for a homemade version made on the cheap? I was looking for something like this... http://www.amazon.com/RackEm-Maximizer-Pistol-Rack-Narrow/dp/B005A30ZSY/ref=sr_1_7?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1364175355&sr=1-7 http://www.amazon.com/Acorn-Velcro-Pistol-Holsters-pack/dp/B004GZ6POU/ref=pd_sbs_sg_1 http://www.amazon.com/RackEm-Holster-Pistol-Hand-Rack/dp/B001Q8GL8A/ref=pd_sbs_sg_2