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Regulator72

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  1. I'm convinced that most of these virus's and spyware are made in some form by those that sell software to eliminate them...
  2. Also consider the round(s) you choose to protect yourself with. I have heard in several gun classes, one given by a retired police that IF you were to use "Home Defense" type rounds, this will come up in court, civil case. I know its not illegal, and i understand that you may use whatever round you choose, however, a lawyer will bring up the fact that you purchased Home Defense rounds specifically designed to kill a person. Why did you purchase them? did you plan on killing someone? You purchased them with the intent to shoot someone? I know this sounds like BS, and it is, but this is what you will be faced with. just food for thought... Disclaimer; my HD shotgun has HD rounds in it as well as the 1911 loaded with Hornady Defense in my night stand! ymmv...
  3. Already said, get a MAC We have 25 pcs at the office, and I have 3 mac's at home, for a reason.. but all seriousness, we use Spybot (Search and Destroy) for spyware, malware, etc.. and AVG Antivirus, not free, but well worth it and isn't a resource hog like Norton..
  4. some videos posted... My link
  5. Typical Tony, every time he's around, everyone's money seems to magically appear in his pocket.. why is that?
  6. Here's my Remington 700 Milspec 5R SS w/ Bushnell Elite 4200 6x24 SF Scope mounted on a Leupold Mark 4 20 MOA rail. Bipod to be replaced after the forum Cabelas trip..
  7. It's happening now. Hopefully NJ can get it's act together and get something free setup so we do not have to pay, but in the mean time, until they do, it looks like $15.00 goes into effect tomorrow.. :icon_neutral:
  8. NJ already has something like this; In New Jersey if you get arrested for a DUI, you must take a Breathalyzer test. When you get your license in New Jersey, you give consent for this test, known as "implied consent." If you refuse to take a Breathalyzer test, you will be detained and brought to a hospital where hospital staff may draw blood. If you refuse a Breathalyzer test, you will face the same loss of driving privileges as a DUI offense.
  9. Yup.. If you had one last year, you need to renew it for 2011, also free.. Like Dan said, even if your not sure, just get one, doesn't hurt. It's a tiny thin plastic card you get in the mail. You also have the opportunity to print one at time of registration, if you wanna fish today!
  10. I say will, because currently, you can register for FREE with The Nation Salt Water Angler Registry and be covered, however, starting in 2011, the Registry will charge $15.00 per year. Believe it or not NJ was one the few states that did not have a Salt Water license, and there is still a chance that we will have a FREE registry for NJ, however, the bill doesn't hit Chrispies desk until 1/6/11. So, head over to Countmyfish.com and register or renew today, for free, and your covered for all of 2011. Hopefully NJ gets a free registry in place and we will be covered. Not that $15.00 is a lot, but it's 15.00 now, probably 20 then 30 and who knows... Most of this BS is not because of NJ, but on a federal level... a bit more info...
  11. Guys, this is 100% NOT REAL.. fyi...
  12. One could dream I guess...
  13. I believe they plow anytime there is 6"s or more...
  14. Spontaneous combustion? Steel tip boot perhaps? high fall from a luggage cart??? Bullet Primers?? MIAMI – A 37-year-old man is facing a federal charge after bullet primers ignited in his bag as it was being unloaded at Miami International Airport from a flight that had just arrived. FBI spokesman Mike Leverock says there is no connection to terrorism. The man is a naturalized U.S. citizen who was traveling Tuesday on an American Airlines flight from Boston to Miami and on to Jamaica. His name was not immediately released. Leverock says several hundred bullet primers were discovered inside the bag after some ignited. No one was injured, although a few small shards struck the shoe of a baggage handler. The man was being held on a charge of traveling in interstate commerce without a license to carry ammunition. Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2010/12/28/police-miami-airport-explodes-bag/#ixzz19VFbSDhO
  15. I wonder if she took 2 loads? think he finished?
  16. WTF?? wow... Link to Story and Mug Shot Arthur Sedille was up-front with police: He would often put a gun to his wife's head during fantasy sex play at their Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, home. But Sedille said he didn't know the gun was loaded when he pressed it to his wife's head and pulled the handgun's slide back during sex on the night of December 21. Now Sedille, 23, is facing the possibility of a murder charge in Canadian County, Oklahoma, in the death of his wife, 50-year-old Rebecca Sedille -- who died when the handgun went off in their bedroom. According to a probable cause affidavit filed by Oklahoma City police, Sedille said the shooting was accidental. He called 911 afterward, according to police. Investigators decided to arrest and jail Sedille on suspicion of first-degree murder out of an abundance of caution, said Oklahoma City police Master Sgt. Gary Knight. However, as of Tuesday afternoon, formal charges had not been filed in the investigation, which is ongoing, Knight said. He declined to comment on investigators' findings so far. Although a Canadian County judge found that probable cause exists to hold Sedille on the murder charge, assistant district attorney Paul Hesse said Tuesday he has yet to receive a report from police on the case. As a result, formal charges have not yet been filed, Hesse said. Sedille remained jailed Tuesday in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. Police in Oklahoma City -- which spans five counties and 700 square miles -- book all of their prisoners into that county's jail, Knight said.
  17. Well, I can now add a Pact Professional XP Chronograph to my list of Xmas gun related goodies that I received!! :icon_e_biggrin:
  18. Here's some more info I found, and a range report.. looks pretty nice.. linky 1 Linky 2 Linky 3
  19. Anyone know anything about these? bobergarms.com Check out the demo and videos of it in action
  20. Good luck, looks nice a nice gun. If you need a hand zeroing the scope, we could do it at cjrpc
  21. You can use my carry handle if you want, it's got the rear site in it.. I don't know if that will help you tho . I can mail it up to you to use until you get some glass..
  22. I'd send a PM to JimmyAGR in case he doesn't see this post, but he can tell you a bunch more the 700 5R than I can to be honest. Jimmy also has some handloads that are kick a** in this gun. I was hitting hanging golf balls in the rain/wind @ CJRPC, never missed a shot, bi-pod, no led sled..
  23. I recently purchased one of these Reminton 700 Milspec 5R SS It's an amazing shooter, I came in just slightly over your budget with Scope. JimmyAGR has one, I shot his, and was hooked. I know your looking to buy asap, but I'd be happy to let you shoot my 700 anytime so you can get the feel.. I'm a member @ CJRPC as well...
  24. Watch out for falling icicles...

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