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Did you check the barrel to see if you had a squib? Anything rattling around inside the fake can? What ammo were you using?

Definitely looks nice. Inertia driven so a little less to clean but I would check just in case!

CC201820PCT code is no longer valid... oh well..

Well, if you want to see what it's like after the upgrades, let me know!

Have you been to any of the meetings lately? Construction is finally starting to move along again. I believe later this summer will be the time when a lot of it will be done. Former President Paul Mondok has taken over as construction head and things are now progressing again.

SCFGPA is now accepting prospective member applications. You MUST have a club sponsor in order to apply for membership. Please have your sponsor provide their name and member ID, as it will be required to submit your application. Before submitting an application, you MUST meet the following criteria. If you do not, your application will be rejected. Have a valid NJ FID (address matches drivers license) Club sponsor that is a member in good standing Proof of training (only accepted training includes Certified NRA Course with Range Time, TTC Handgun 101, Active Duty Police/Military, Retired Police/Military) - NO OTHER TRAINING IS ACCEPTED! If you do not have training, SCFGPA is offering NRA training classes on a limited basis.

Some cars are even coming with Rear Seat Reminder functionality... Hyundai is rolling out Rear Occupant Alert in select 2019 vehicles. GM introduced its own Rear Seat Reminder in the 2017 GMC Acadia and has since been expanding it across several Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC models. In August, Nissan announced it would add the Rear Door Alert to the 2018 Pathfinder, with other models to follow. Both GM’s and Nissan’s systems monitor the rear doors for activity, and both display a reminder message on the instrument cluster as the driver is exiting the vehicle. GM’s emits a series of chimes, while Nissan’s can chirp the horn. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/hyundais-new-rear-seat-reminder-is-actually-a-little-different-from-nissans-and-gms

No they were AR's

No experience with it personally, though I've heard it's very soft shooting due to the lower barrel. However, compared to a traditional revolver, the internals are very complex. There's more to potentially go wrong/break. They're also fairly expensive compared to some traditional revolvers!

Big boy .357...... but it's gone already.

I don't really know the area around the convention center but if you're willing to drive or get around, there are some great places just outside that area. Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen and Street's Fine Chicken are in the Oak Lawn area - rich people area. There's a nice Cigar lounge near by too - Casa de Montecristo.

Put that tinfoil hat away.

$10,000 separate personal article policy for firearms. Jewelry is on a separate rider as well. I'll have to check the outside the home stuff - don't know that off the top of my head. Drez - I think pretty much anything over $10k requires itemization.

Oh I did.

Ofc. I have the maximum rider on my homeowner's insurance for firearms (did not require an itemized list - Travelers). That plus the NRA life member insurance coverage is enough.

Excellent article - very fair and well written. @Katie Park - Well done. Excellent interviews and quotes from @gunforhire Anthony Colandro and @Smokin .50 Dave Rosenthal. One minor gaffe with the 90 days thing for handguns (should be 30) but otherwise concise. The handgun permits have a 90 day expiration, and you can only buy one every 30 days.

Doesn't the NRA Life membership automatically cover you for additional insurance?

Done.

I have a Predator 8750. It's big and heavy and loud but it does the job. I actually didn't get the battery for it for electric start. Pull cord is easy enough.

And none of them will shoot regular ammo... just your Dillon-press-kaboomy reloads, lol!

I even use the Monarch shells for hunting. I got the #6 shot high brass and it works great for pheasant.

Got the Monarchs? They work great in the 930 and even my 11-87.

All of my orders have arrived... Code is still active!

Sorry not sorry.

I can't tell what state that license plate is from. Clearly a blocked plate violation.. I don't know how you know the tint is legal if you can't tell what state it's from. I've gotten pulled over for expired registration before too - they can run your plate and find that out in seconds. It had just expired and I had completely forgotten to renew... still could have been impounded. I've also been stopped for tinted taillights... then windows... that was a pure moneymaking one and I don't think it was a legit stop as it's not a primary offense... but whatever. Expired registration warrants a stop.