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i understand that, but i as i said its discouraging for them to basically say were throwing in the towel. They could have said we are cancelling buses. done didnt have to say they might not even attend because there is no point. if nobody attends especially one of the biggest organizations in the state we just look worse and like more of us support it. now the news will show only 10 people showed up against the bills.

i found it rather disappointing for nj2as to cancel the buses and basically throw in the towel for today. With an email saying they might not even go themselves. But anjrpc said we still want everyone to go and we will be there. makes me think they are on 2 different pages. kinda upsetting to see them not working together and both fighting like they were on Tuesday.

thanks i think thats only audio though, tuesday there was a link to watch through another website. not sure if its the same today.

do you have a link to watch it?

not the same but nj assembly has been trying to pass a scrap metal law for a few years. bill A3222. must come to a scrap yard in a vehicle and the plate recorded. and must be paid by check.

+1 easy to deal with helped arrange everything to accommodate

Thanks ken still a bit far. I guess ill just wait till I take a trip into pa.

thanks for the info. didnt know that. but they had me try gluten free while trying to diagnose and its not that. now i can eat it. cant eat alot of other stuff ( lettuce, raw fruit or vegtables, seeds, nuts) and cant drink.

not to change subjects, but sorry to hear about your diagnosis. Im in a similar situation in February i was diagnosed with crohns. I know how you feel right now about not eating certain things and such. But in the long run youll feel better if you listen to the dr's. I feel pretty good most of the time now and just have to watched what i eat and drink,. Also check out trader joe's. They have some decent snacks and stuff that are gluten free that they had me on for a while when they were trying to diagnose it.

Yea its a bit far of a drive for a few boxes of clays.

Anyone know where i can buy midi or mini clay targets locally? i would like to be able to do my own nested pairs with my thrower. If anyone knows where i can get them please let me know. thanks.

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i took the fns 9mm out this weekend. fired about 100 rds through it. not one problem. the slide is still a bit tight to rack it. im guessing the spring needs to get worn in. i like the trigger on it much better than a glock in my opinion. and its just more comfortable to hold for me. if you have trouble reaching the mag release on a glock this is much easier, the grip is slightly narrower than a glock 19 so i can hit the mag release no problem on the fns without changing my grip. felt recoil i think was about the same as a g19.

john is that from debpam bakery in totowa?

Was up there for a while today. Was not very crowded at all. Not sure if anyone from the forum was there but met a few people at the shotgun range. There was a match at the 300 yard range. I was watching for a few minutes but anyone care to explain how that range works. As they were firing targets moved up and down. Is there a person in the pits?

planning to take a trip to cherry ridge sunday morning early. anyone else heading up there?

go on craigslist and find anyone that says we pick up scrap metal or cleanouts. tell them you will help load the truck to keep costs down.

you can do that too, might be able to get someone to take it but they will probably charge you $200 is my guess

not sure if home depot trucks have dep stickers. but if so you can bring to a transfer station

i think its good to be well rounded for me. i have plenty of ammo to hold me off with everything i have for about a year. at pre panic prices. it was nice that when this first started i was able to buy .40 ammo at normal prices when 9mm and 45 sky rocketed. .40 was cheaper than 9mm. So it is nice to have that option. i now wish i had an ak so i can get reletively cheaper ammo than 5.56 if this ever happened again and lasted longer. as i see 7.62 in stock more now and much cheaper than 223/5.56. but you should stock up on ammo at all times.

I just picked up an fns9 a few days ago. it breaks down like any other semi auto. doesnt seem like it will be harder than any other to care for. The fns is very comfortable in my hand feels natural. I will be shooting it this weekend. and i will update with how i like it. I already have a few .40's and have had a few 9mm's and have shot a good mix of pistols. The fns just feels the best in my hand. I like how the sights line up and the night sights are great. ive heard the fns .40 is not as snappy as other poly .40's but i havent shot it so i cant say for sure.

Last night i finally got to pick up my new fns 9mm. this is the most comfortable pistol i have ever held and am very excited to shoot it. The factory night sights are great they are nice and bright. and i like the way the sights line up, i just feel like i can see more of the front sight on it. I opted for the model with no thumb safety as i didn't like the safety, its very small and not easy to use in my opinion. Im very excited to shoot it this weekend and i will definitely get some sort of review once i shoot it.

welcome, what organization if i may ask?

The 3% drop was big today. But I'm confident it will bounce back in a few months. This happened last year around this time. Copper, lead, aluminum, nickel all dropped. Few months later they bounced back. The metals have been dropping for the past few weeks. We hope for the best now.

Put in on the 3rd and got it today. Just picked up my new fns9 can't wait yo shoot it now.