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Mark, can you update thread title? Might garner interest

Sunday the 18th at 8PM ! I have never met most of the people in this thread.

"Members of the jury, I submit that had my client in fact been a zombie, we would not in this room here today. But does the plaintiff look like a zombie to you? Is he, in fact, attempting to eat our brains at this moment?"

Not sure either, but wanted to be sure OP knew not to measure the barrel off the gun from the lug to the end.

Measure from the closed bolt face

Oh and 14

I'll take 13

To which you say, im anti car. Tons of people die each year in car accidents, we should ban cars. And bring up videos of car crashes on youtube. Sure, but your argument won't be that effective until someone decides to record themself falling off a moving vehicle. Oh, wait...

One of the children shot has died.

Woah now. Doing that might get you slugged. Seriously though, a lack of a corresponding permit to purchase does not an illegal gun make. It could have been purchased out of state, before the permit system was put in place, or inherited. A better tactic is to ask the seller about the gun's story, and watch for a suspicious reaction or answer.

I rue the day some joker decided it was a good idea to invent SPP .45 ACP. Messes up my flow.

I could do a Sunday evening

Agreed. If TV is your primary or sole news source, you're getting fed an agenda. That in itself is not necessarily a bad thing-- I mean, really, it's nigh impossible to be completely unbiased, how would a station gain a solid stream of revenue otherwise-- but considering the number of people unwilling to diversify their news sources and form their own opinions, the consequences could be a brainwashed public. The internet is the last bastion of free broadcast-- one where you don't need to pay off a federal commission (the FCC) for the right to be heard. And now it is being threatened.

It might be banned by features, but I'm surprised it's not banned by name. Uzi could figure out a way to make teddy bears that are banned in NJ.

A co-worker at my old job had her trailer broken in to. $150k worth of jewlery was stolen, mostly gold and several diamonds. A few were heirlooms to her. Don't ask me why she kept them in the trailer. Not everyone who chooses to live in a trailer is broke.

Wow, that's cheap. Guess I can't go wrong... buying one just to see how it works for me. Any other suggestions?

Looking into a better fixed blade. Its purpose would be general camping use, up to and including splitting small pieces of wood. I'd like it to be as versatile as possible without giving up suitability for that purpose, though. Can someone make a recommendation? Price range up to $150.

Somehow, your choice is still somewhat appropriate.

I guessed and I was right, lol.

That page is almost as old as the internet. If S&W hasn't done anything about it in the 5+ years it was online, I doubt they care much.

My job has next Monday listed as an "optional" day to work. Why even bother! Who's going to come in?

Can you give a good push on it with all of your weight without significant rocking? If so, it will work fine. That is, of course, only if you're willing to drill holes in it.

Don't scrap em, sell it here!

I have the press in a garage workshop-- after 1 summer it began to corrode in many places. I suppose it was more humid in there than I realized. My powder, however, despite being left in the hopper, was unaffected. I have since added a dehumidifier.

Been there, done that. The butt of my AR is a bit scuffed up due to this. It helps to look at the cartridge casing as a gasket, rather than just a container for the bullet, powder and primer that just needs to get in and get out.