fishnut

me too, and im thirsty!

sweet find! So whats the best process to remove shellac from a stock. someone put a few coats on my 1917 and I would like it gone without messing it up

Sorry but am the only one who thinks that thing is even more ugly than the KSG. Give me my good old mossy 500 any day of the week

Sorry I felt the need to mess with you a bit today LOL

Its not one paragraph

2. No posting of random news articles without at least a paragraph about what made you post it or your opinion. No one cares to see a post with a link. If anyone wants to see whats going on in the news, we will go to a news sites. NJGF is not Drudge Report. I opened the post to see why it inspired you. Shouldn't this be in the liter......Oh yeah, First amendment lounge?

Is this still happening tomorrow at 7pm?

well I for one hope they open soon and aren't all about serving the cops and not the general public. I wont get a membership because I really don't like shooting indoors that much and it looks like its a bit expensive, but I would definitely use this range to test out new loads I have worked up. This way I don't have to spend half a day going to EFGA and back just to test out a few rounds.

for what its worth I carry a Bark River northstar EDC in a pocket sheath in my front right pocket completely concealed. it is small enough to conceal but large enough for almost any task. I have been carrying some sort of knife daily and using it for work for the last 18 years. a few years ago I switched from folders to fixed blades after an accident with a dirty knife that's lock failed and I chopped a large portion of my finger off when the blade closed on me. It took a little time to get used to it but now I will never carry a folder again. I prefer a small fixed blade.

I have a benchmade (forgot the model) and a lone wolf Lobo automatic knife. I carried each one of them daily for years and never had a problem with them. I checked the benchmade in at the security check point at the empire state building once where I handed it to a NYPD officer, he never even looked twice at it. I was also "detained" at a hotel in Carlisle PA for lighting off fireworks and the officer took the knife when he patted me down. he gave it back to me and told me not to come out of my room for the rest of the night when he was done yelling at me. I don't think that needing to open a knife one handed to cut something is a justifiable need you could just carry a small fixed blade like I do now and you never need to open the blade. But if you don't do anything stupid enough to draw attention to you from the police you wont have a problem but piss off the wrong cop and your now a prohibited person its up to you if you want to risk it or not. If you really want to carry one check out the loan wolf diablo or Lobo, they are very discrete auto knives. In fact they work like a regular folder also so unless you already know how to operate the automatic feature its almost impossible to find.

I need another hobby like a hole in my head but I am very interested in home brewing so if anyone wants a free helper I would love to learn

I'll be at the beach the weekend of 8/15 other than that any other weekend will.work for me

well that sucks I have not even been out to wharton yet

NJGF brew tour, I would defiantly be up for that! I call not DD! lol

7/30 works for me

shield gets my vote I really like mine and it comes with 1 extended mag. I don't like glocks and I liked the feel of the shield over the xds.

^agreed I'll stick with my pmags. I stocked up when I found them for 11 bucks each if I bought 10 or more so it's not like they were more expensive than hex mags anyway

I was outside all day with my garage sale. had shade from some trees an a small breeze and I did not really think it was that bad out today, I was not even sweating in the shade. But then again pretty much my entire adult life I have worked in jobs with no AC or were outdoors so I am not as sensitive to the heat or cold as most

I am always down for a pint or two and I don't work 24 hour shifts any more so most any week night works for me

yes strong solvents can soften your wheel well liner and goof off is a weak solvent so it wont do jack to road paint. I would try coarse steel wool and soapy water or 320-400 grit wet sand paper with the soapy water. OR it you want to take the easy way out, carefully spray paint it with a black paint. it will flake off from time to time but you can just respray it when you need to. just be very careful of overspray getting on your cars paint. if you do get some overspray right away wipe it off with goof off, lacquer thinner, or acetone. just go really light with the lacquer and blow on it to evaporate it quickly so it does not soften your clear coat. If I were a betting man I would bet that you wax you car regularly or have it done at the carwash and that's the only reason the road paint came off with the powerwasher. it pays to go the extra mile sometimes.

large mouth bass

x1000

Why can't you have a truck gun? I have one. As long as it's unloaded and a long gun your good to go

Nope, id rather be eatin by an eastern mountain lion in NJ.

Yes if you get it right away you can get it off with solvent pretty easily but if its cured it takes allot of elbow grease to get it off and even strong lacquer thinner will barely even soften it. the key is to get the whole area clean first before you scrub because even pollen, dirt, and dust will scratch the clear coat when rubbed hard. then you end up with a dull patch with shiny spots where the road paint used to be. If your car has a heavy coat of wax on it that helps allot because the road paint is stuck to the wax not the clear coat. A little wax and grease remover or a bit of lacquer on a micro fiber cloth or an old fashioned baby diaper will do the job well then if there is any dull patches just buff it right up. If there is no wax and its really stuck on the clear I VERY VERY carefully sand the paint spots down one at a time with 1500-2000 grit wet sand paper and then buff the area. I have heard of some people getting lucky with a power washer but they probably had a heavy coat of wax on their paint. a power washer will probably take it off the plastic wheel well liner though.