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Regardless wranglers are cool as hell and if you can turn a wrench yourself they are a fun and very capable vehicle. Yes even JKs. I will have my TJ forever, well unless I find a decent deal on a LJ Rubicon. Then I will have that forever. Just remember JEEP stands for just empty every pocket!

Krdshrk- Why not?

DW can be caused by allot of things such as too much angle in the drive shaft to the transfer case. A SYE takes care of that. People who go more than 2 inches of suspension lift run into that quite often. Or as jack said the trac bar either wearing out or not being relocated after lifting a wrangler. It also could be caused by a bad steering damper, or a broken sway bar link. DW also is not JK specific TJ's get it too. I had it because my front trac bar ball joint end went bad. I'm just about to lift my TJ 3" but I spent the $ and got adjustable trac bars along with a MML so the OME 2" springs and 1"BL won't cause DW. Also I don't think that's DW in the video it's either a broken tie rod or a broken ball joint. The amount that tire was moving is way to extream to be DW.

^ if you have your trapping licenses snare them.

Venison truffles?

I agree with you brucin. Training just to own a gun is crazy in my opinion, but I do feel that everyone who carries a gun should have to prove their proficiency once a year. Free of charge of course. I also believe in constitutional carry so in my little dream world anyone who is not a prohibited person can carry. IF they want to all they have to do is qualify, just like the police do, once a year and they get their free carry permit valid in all states. I feel this way because there was one girl in my Utah permit class and she just bought her first handgun and signed up for the class on the same day. She admitted that she has never fired a gun before but wanted to carry while away at school in PA. She also admitted that she had to watch a video on YouTube on how to load her new gun when she got home. I would be very uncomfortable around her when she was carrying a gun.......maybe even scissors

Damn quite a few people here who have never accidentally lost something before. I am willing to bet that it happens quite often in the free world. How many of you have lost your wallet, knife, cell phone , or car keys before? Personally I have lost all of them at one time or another. When you carry something with you day in and day out people tend to get complacent. How many PA residents forget that they have a CCW in their car or purse and drive into NJ? Probably allot more than we know about. While I do not think it's excusable for the officer to lose his rifle I can see how it can happen. I know of a few instances where hunters have done the exact same thing and lost their shotgun. If I found an AR or any other firearm laying out in public I would simply call the police right away and stay there to make sure no one elce touched it. I would not touch the gun in any way. I don't think that I would be arrested for reporting a found gun especially if the police were missing the one I found. I guess im not from the all cops are bad and pass my tinfoil hat crew.

The only gun I have ever witnesses catastrophicly fail was a kimber 1911. I do not remember what model but it was a full size. The owner was dumping mag after mag through it untill the front sight flew off and the gun locked solid. He asked me for some gun oil to try and free the slide but was not successful. He left the range pretty disappointed with his gun. I also know someone who had a glock fail while taking fire on them due to a broken guide rod. But I was not there just heard the story about it and he vows never to own or carry a glock ever again

Thanks I'll shoot him a PM

Atlantic firearms has them in stock. anyone know about these. how do they run? are they picky about ammo? What else do I need to know about them? Thanks

yup! I pulled out an f150 extended cab plow truck last night and some dumbass in a Nissan altama too with my TJ

If Cape May is boned what happened to Lewes DE?

So a friend of mine has a mossy 500 made in 1975. He needs the entire trigger assembly. He called mossberg and they won't sell him one, they said they will only ship that to a gunsmith. He dosent need a gunsmith to replace it he can do it himself. Anyone here a gunsmith that can order it for him or know of another place to source it from?

You need another permit to pick up the replacement gun. New serial number= new permit

I'll stick with my S&W 649. I do like the rear sight though

I'll feed it union contracts, they love the part about being able to punch someone elce

Call your local health dept. Many towns have ordinances against feeding wildlife. Feeding birds is feeding wildlife so you may be able to stop the food source. Are the pidgins getting inside your home or just on the outside? If they are just outside put up some bird spikes where ever they land. FYI sling shots are illegal in this shit hole of a state

^Me too! My snowboard is ready

I'm surprised he wasn't much help. I would buy it but the my breeding project just got delayed until I build a new reptile room and that's after the room renovations that im working on now are finished. I probably wont get to start buying breeding stock for at least 6 months and I don't have the room to store the enclosure till then.

what make model and year cars? What is wrong with them and how much would you take for them? I actually know 2 people who may be interested. the guy I mentioned in my previous post and the other guy is looking for a demo derby car. Both have cash so I guess that is cash for cars

Are either running? I know someone who is down on his luck and in need of work transportation for verry cheap

my list of driving pet peevs is way to long so ill just add that I hate assholes who cant follow safe following distances when the road is wet. I spent my Sunday morning getting rear ended in my jeep by some asshole from PAs jeep. Well he found out that my steel aftermarket bumper and corner panel was way stronger than his stock bumper or plastic fender. JKU on TJ crime! JKU just jealous of its older, cooler brother.

ok got ya I took it as problems loading AND charging. check out some .22 semi's too my wife has problems racking the slide on my 1911 .45 but has no problems with the .22 conversion on

any revolver is going to be easier to load than a semi auto mag

I would not waste my money on a heater. I'd invest in proper cold weather gear. Quality thermals, Under layers, high quality wind proof bib and jacket, insulated socks and boots, facemask, and hat. I spend allot of time outdoors in the winter working and snowboarding and I have never needed a heater ever. Its not like your out shooting in alaska in the winter this is NJ it's not that cold