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Congrats, I'm sure you won't be disappointed. The ultimate loader is defintely a big help loading the magazines. My link That's a picture of it, I'm sure you can find it cheaper.

I wouldn't claim to be an expert in magnetism, but wouldn't you be aligning the molecules essentially magnetizing your weapon? It might not seem important, but if you happened to drop your weapon, or set it down on a dirty bench at an outdoor range you could end up with a real mess. Used staples in an office could pose a potential problem too. Once magnetized, it would have to be demagnetized to get unwanted ferrous material removed. The effects of firing a weapon may be enough to demagnetize it, however that’s probably not a good option if it’s already been polluted with foreign material. I doubt this is a good practice.

Wear your long undies fellas...heat is off at BA. edit...oops, guess it's a little late for that.

I'll be there around 6...just because i'll be in the neighborhood.

What time you guys going to be there?

When I read the law, which was quite a while ago, I got the impression that you could carry a knife any way you wanted. You should have a reason, which I would imagine being anything legal. The knife laws are about as specific as the gun laws in NJ. Don't do illegal things while a knife is with you. I carry my knife every day, clipped to my front pocket. I use it nearly every day. I've never been questioned or even looked at funny for having it. I know less about NY law than I do about NJ law, which is not alot.

wow...you do make quick decisions

It didn't occur to me the first time either. I'd suggest a one piece base, even though the cost may be higher.

Does the rifle come with a base?

That's definitely a nice rifle and I'm eagerly awaiting your range report on the whole package.

I was thinking about both buck marks and markIII's myself. I made the choice of mkIII hunter and have never been sorry.

My link I picked up a Savage 10pc at Cabela's for 699.00 it's in their law enforcement line. There are many choices of scopes at My link

Yeah, it's over .22 rifle ammo and fed american eagle pistol only. 17hmr isn't in there anywhere apparently. They have bulk reloaded 308, I heard it's fairly dirty if that matters.

For sure put that review up when ya do. I saw it but after taking it all apart the first time and not needing a mallet or anything to take out that bolt pin I didn't order it.

I'm in Lanoka Harbor as well. Next time you're over cleaning his gun I'll drop mine off for you too haha

Ahh, I thought I was missing something.

It helps to watch the videos on youtube or on the ruger site right before or even while you're doing it. I can see why it's a problem though, the manual isn't clear at the special fun of putting the bolt back in.

I could be wrong but.... Can't anybody come to the forum? Am I just missing something?

Oh good....hey is that where that Cabela's is on hold? Does that mean it could happen?

I must be a turkey because I was feeling the call

I'm sure that a program like this will have a huge impact on gun violence in that town and enrich children's lives for many years to come....in fantasy land.

She may have needed that gun since they knew one of the guys....lucky that leo came by.

I got the email mere moments ago...good for him, even if there is a spelling error in the email. Office of the Governor Office of Constituent Relations Post Office Box 001 Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0001 GOVERNOR CHRIS CHRISTIE ELECTRONIC RESPONSE Please see below the signed commutation order for Brian Aitken, signed by Governor Christie at 4:30 pm today. ORDER FOR COMMUTATION OF SENTENCE WHEREAS, Brian D. Aitken was convicted of Possession of Dum-Dum Bullets in the Fourth Degree in violation of N.J.S.A 2C:39-3(f)(l), Possession of Large Capacity Ammunition Magazine in the Fourth Degree in violation of N.J.S.A 2C:39-3(j), and Unlawful Possession of a Handgun in the Second Degree in violation of N.J.S.A 2C:39-5(B) in the Superior Court, Law Division (Criminal), Burlington County, New Jersey, and was sentenced on August 27, 2010 under Indictment No. 09-03-00217-1 to a seven-year term of imprisonment with a three-year mandatory minimum; and WHEREAS, the said Brian D. Aitken, caused to be made a written application to the Governor for a Commutation of Sentence for the aforesaid crimes of which he was convicted, and the State Parole Board, upon request of the Governor in accordance with the law, has made an investigation of the facts and circumstances concerning said application for a Commutation of Sentence; NOW, THEREFORE, I, CHRIS CHRISTIE, Governor of the State of New Jersey by virtue of the authority conferred upon me by the Constitution of New Jersey and the statutes of this State, do hereby grant to the said Brian D. Aitken, a commutation of the aforesaid sentence to time sewed, and satisfied on December 20,2010. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that Brian D. Aitken's release from the custody of the New Jersey Department of Corrections be effected as soon as administratively possible, or within a reasonable period to allow for release processing pursuant to customary policy and procedure. , This Order is subject to revocation at any time, at the discretion of the Governor, without notice. Privacy Notice: This e-mail address, e-mail message, and any attachment to this email message contains information that is privileged and confidential from the State of New Jersey, Office of the Governor.