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That's chronic whining disease

I've also read that there are concerns over doe urine lures spreading CWD

Shit, that's why I dont hunt bear, I only kill what I eat. I have had bear meat sausage that was good but that's just cuz the seasoning over powered the taste of the meat.

I was standing at the brush line in my back yard. Those train tracks are 70 feet from my back door. @W2MC @DaddyNick

Depends. Do you hunt with a dog? If yes a pointer or a flusher? If no dog or a pointer I'd go with skeet over modified. If a flushing dog I'd go with modified over full.

Shooting , yes one would be in trouble. But why shoot someone when they are not threatening your life? However you can still give them a good old fashioned ass kicking. There is more than one way to engage someone

You can put any cal upper you want on as long as it is made for an AR15 lower and not an AR10. So take.your pick of anything from .22lr to 458socom and everything in between. As for tools, I haven't built an upper.......yet but all I've ever needed for a lower is a punch set, small hammer and a leatherman as far as tools go. I always say though the more tools the better so buy whatever tools you can afford.

Bunch of grown men playing a children's game with a bunch of grown men watching the children's game, getting drunk and acting like children. F me its going to be a long night, my boss volunteered me to be the bouncer tonight.

I EDC a fixed blade and that will never change. I really just want an OTF just to play with and can't justify buying a micro tech just to flip open over and over again.

How do you like it? I've always wanted an OTF knife. Now that I can legally carry auto knives I'd like to add to the collection.

I know, sniper answered 18 hours ago. Without the condescending link. Thanks though

If I had to choose between the 2 my vote is for the 1911 if your planning on staying in NJ. More 1911 owners and shooters in NJ than long distance rifle shooters. But if I were making the choice for myself I'd choose both. Like @Zeke said metal working is metal working. Let me know when you start a waiting list for a 1911. My Springfield GI could use some upgrades.

Anyone know if it's legal to carry inside a public school in Oregon? Just curious.

Such a greenday type answer....... You dont have handguns in this hypothetical situation. Any way the OP posted a good deal and I have nothing against PSA guns, I own one. I just dont trust it 100% because it's not 100% reliable. So its designated as a range toy and nothing more.

1- it's the wife's vehicle. 2- stickers do not make a vehicle custom and contrary to popular belief with the Fast and Furious crowd stickers do not add horsepower either

Lmfao

They will never see them. Camouflage duh!

Damned if you do and damned if you don't

All things equal. And no AK in the safe cuz im a heathen and still dont have an AK.

But then your going to have to worry about other hunters messing with your car thinking your some sort of peta freak

Yeah I see your point but that's not what were talking about here. If you had 2 ARs sitting in front of you. You have owned both for several years, 1st one had never had a malfunction of any kind ever and the second has had an occasional FTF or FTE. Now your home alone and you hear what sounded like your back door getting kicked in. Which rifle do you grab? And dont say both. Lol

Nope got the Toyota instead. The oil burning would have really bothered me. If you think subarus are all liberal lesbomobile you should have seen the 450HP STI I helped a friend build. It was scary fast. Made it to killington VT from Clinton NJ in 4 hours in a snow storm!

At Toyota now, got a good deal on a left over 2018 rav4. Thanks for the input everyone!

I've seen this before with the same color. I believe they have corrected it but I would not get any pearl colors anyway. They are a pain in the ass to color match and blend if there is ever an accident. I should know as I'm a PPG certified car painter. I always hated painting pearl color vehicles.unless.it was a.complete repaint. Even then its a 3 stage process instead of 2 stage so that means more time and product which means more money. Also good point about the tires. She only needs the awd from November to March. The rest of the year it's not really necessary.

Did some research and it looks.like the 2018 and 2019 still have the oil consumption issues. 1/3 of a quart over 1200 miles or less is acceptable to Subaru! That gives me a bad feeling as we plan on keeping this car for 10 years or more. I really want to like the Subaru and the dealership is right in town but burning that much oil makes me nervous. Still going to look at Subaru but I think im leaning towards the Toyota rav4 now. My boss just got one and it's pretty nice and handled the 12" of snow that we just got without a problem.