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If you're in Woodbridge, I doubt it. I was out near Scranton for another event and went in - about half the store was empty. The "deals" weren't great - they may be better now. The only thing that was worth it for me was a Beretta shotshell bag for $15 after discount...

I was at the Scranton one about 2 months ago - yes, it was closing and there wasn't that much left when I was there... No clue what's left.

Should see how many notifications I get when Rosey posts

Get a picture/video of it while you're driving. I bet you they're just clearing the CEL code and hoping it doesn't come back.

Put me as tentative first... I don't know - my work/travel plans may change

Tobacco beetles can happen - they're actually more likely with cubans that are untreated - purchased directly from cuba vs exported to a country that you can buy them legally. I've seen it happen (not in person but in pictures) - the damage can be devastating. If you're paranoid, you can treat your cigars yourself by freezing them then transferring to the fridge, then back into the humidor (there's a process for it). I'm not paranoid...

YOu may want to let them rest for a couple weeks after shipping to normalize. You get crazy temperature fluctuations when shipping...

Fuente 858 are always a good stick. Casa Magna Colorado is pretty decent.

As of right now that date looks open for me..

Yeah no. don't do that. Gradually bring the humidity level up, or put it in a properly humidified humidor/tupperdor/coolidor/wineador whatever for a couple months to normalize.

70 degrees / 70% humidity used to be the go to, but I prefer cooler/less humid. 70 degrees / 70% RH is right on the cusp of mold and cigar beetles. 72 degrees with untreated Cubans can hatch beetles and ruin your entire humidor.

The small 8g packs work well for everything - I got a whole bag and scatter 'em around. 60g packs are good for bulk humidification - up to 50 sticks. I've been pondering getting some of the humongous 320g packs for the NewAir or even my Cooler.

Forget the drymistat tubes - too much work. For a beginner use Boveda packs... 72% is too high also - risking mold. Max I do is 69-70% for aging. 62-65% for smoking.

I seasoned mine quickly - not much to season really just the shelves. 4 days with a bowl of distilled water and it should be good. I threw in some humidity beads and a few boveda packs, as well as some sticks. Gonna check on it tonight but it should be good.

A 3-9x40 scope should be more than enough. What cheap bushnell did you get?

Desktop humidors are fine but you have to season them first and maintain them. Tupperwares are a lot easier. Storing for aging - you want higher RH like 69%. Storing for Smoking, you generally want lower RH - like 62% or 65%.

Hearos Ultimate Softness. NRR32 and comfortable as all heck.

I use these: Decibullz https://smile.amazon.com/Decibullz-Earplugs-Comfortable-Protection-Shooting/dp/B00WIXL6IM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1501813548&sr=8-2&keywords=decibullz You can mold them to your ear and they fit very nicely. I double up indoors with my Howard Leight Impact Sports so I can hear.

OP's asking about a Subcompact anyway...

I got my M&P Shield for the same price (after rebates) - much better gun.

Cheap yes, glock clone? Heck no. Unless you mean by having a horrible trigger...

It's doable - harder than with firearm but it's doable! Fall turkey season won't be until late October - keep an eye out for the NJ Hunting digest - should be out in September.

I believe he's also referring to firearm or archery.

There's the MeWe group as well.

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