Wojo

I've had FL for close to 10 years now. Going to get Utah real soon so I can resume carrying in PA when I go hiking and camping with my daughters.

I am signed up for UP3. Took UP2 a couple of weeks ago as well as Low Light 1. LL2 is next month.

Pull up your panties and relax. I don't torture. Single shot kills. My point is that I NEED to hire someone to handle a pest. Really? As a society we 'humanize' every frigging thing. At what point can we act like humans again?

Funny how the two LEO Instructors in my last two classes both used Serpas as of last night and two weeks ago. One NJSP and the other a local. And the majority of off duty LEO's that provide security at large sporting events at my son's school that I work with. Or my buddy who is the tactical firearms instructor for his department uses one off duty. On the clock or active duty some use Safariland 6580 or the like, which I have as well. But in a clean environment, nothing is wrong with a Serpa.

And the pussification continues. Do I need a permit or a catch and release for a mouse in my house? Just another thought...need to hire someone to get rid of a varmint. Really? This is same thought as you need to hire a LEO every time a business owner wants to make a cash deposit instead of allowing them the AMERICAN way of taking care of things himself. Fish Stocking pond...no way according to the EPA. Woodstove....how dare you want to be self sufficient? Get rid of pests on your own? No way...spend hundreds of dollars on a vermin instead of paying your bills, putting food on the table or anything else. Fishnut...are you a vegan? If not, it could be argued you are a hypocrite.

The dinosaurs at Meltzers?

Trust me, I know they come back.

From the NJ Fish and Game site. It seems to me, if you have a hunting license, shoot them in season with an air rifle...you are within the law provided there isn't a town ordinance. Me, I can bow hunt deer on my property and have permission from all my neighbors should I decide too. And when 2/3's of the area of your town is state forest, people aren't as skiddish seeing an BB gun. OPOSSUM/RACCOON The season for hunting raccoon and opossum, which opened October 1, will remain open through March 1. Both species prefer habitats characterized as deciduous woodlands associated with streams, marshes, reservoirs and agricultural areas (with access to water.) There is no daily or season bag limit for raccoon or opossum. Hunting hours are one hour after sunset to one hour before sunrise. Use of portable lights is permitted for hunting raccoon. Fluorescent hunter's orange on outer clothing is not required, but is strongly encouraged as a safety precaution. A current and valid rifle permit is required when possessing a .22 caliber rifle while hunting these species. The season will be closed during the prescribed deer seasons. On a side note of vermin... a very large percentage of the problematic bears that are caught in the northern third of the state are released in the state land that borders my property. Let's just say our local PD really doesn't care what happens to these repeat bear offenders.

TAC is really good stuff. I use it for my plinking loads. I came real close to matching TAC loads to my Varget Match in 223 (69 / 75), Varget and H4895 Hunting loads for my 308 150g. Just a FYI, the burn rate is between Varget and H4895 so using it in a Garand won't get you killed. I bought a few 8lb jugs before all the craziness began.

I had a bad raccoon problem when I moved into this house. Shortly after I got my Gamo the problem seemed to disappear. 6 in one night vanished. Total reported missing was around 14 in about a two month period. Weird how they left their tails hanging on my shed. Now and then it is a random bastard that has been met with brooms, shovels, etc. Too infrequent to set up get the Gamo out again.

It is brass pinned, hence me wanting to find the 'right' guy versus someone who 'thinks' they can do it. Generic folder body with fitted whale bone panels installed that were engraved and hand painted. True Alaskan one of a kind artisan work. I will try to post pictures later on.

I have a folding scrimshaw sided knife that needs repair. It was a gift of gratitude from someone when I was stationed in Alaska. Cultural taboo to say no to something like this. Anywho - the internal steel that locks the blade in place broke and I need someone reputable to work on the beautiful hand crafted blade. The engravings on it are beautiful and need to be preserved. Thanks

One knife is never an option really. I like the KaBar Tanto for the price and durability. I have a Swamp Rat Camp Tramp, the BK2 and an old Gerber that survived two years of hard use in Alaska as my flight-crew knife and took with me on a 5 day cold weather survival school. I tend to have a folder, a fixed blade and a modern tomahawk in any kind of kit..like in all my auto BOB's or my hiking LBV.

Dan was interviewed by ABC for their segment called Young Guns. Of course they didn't run his interview because is was favorable and didn't project the image they wanted to present on gun owners. I have four kids, the 3 youngest girls. I love taking my 13 y/o twins shooting. I always tell people that I am training them so they won't have to rely on a restraining order for protection. My youngest at 8 has two more years before I start her. I almost have all I need to send my kids out into the real world when they are ready. A 10/22, a G19/G27/G26, an AR or KelTec Sub2k, a pump shotgun, a Bible and a Compass. They will always have protection and direction. What else can a father do?

I'm a dork...didn't see 'free' shipping. With primers...there has to be a HazMat fee correct? If so, gas for the trip is about $5 for me.

Thanks for sharing this. Never knew he was there. Totally worth a 30 minute drive to save on shipping fees. Literally down the road from my MIL. I see some serious coin being dropped over there from me.

Not busting on you Old School. But, I bet more people died on stairs then pellet guns since then. When I was stationed in Alaska, we had a teenager die from an AD from a 22lr. After plinking at the town range which was quite the hot spot for many of us, the boys threw a cased rifle into the car and it discharged hitting the kid in the neck. He bled out before they made it to the paved road. The kid's father who threw the rifle in the car was my section Chief and were real nice Christian folks. Shit happens sadly.

I love my Sigs...and Glocks, but this seems to me like they took a little from HK, SW and Glock. Looks to have a pretty high bore axis. Inexpensive that's for sure.

Aye...he was brandishing a banana.

I have a Tikka T3 Hunter in '06 with a stainless fluted barrel in the factory Mossy Oak stock that has been Duracoated. I added the Tactical Bolt Handle and installed a metal lug shroud. A MacMillian stock is in the near future for it. It has one of the smooooothest actions I've handled outside of some 'professional' grade sniper rifles that were tweeked. Even still, the Tikka can holds its own with them. The price for the plastic magazines is steep IMHO. You would think Armalite was making them.

And that is why I asked...I figured the FC's I had must have been the supplier of the LC's. Fork - 8 to 10 reloads on M1A brass? Not being a dick, but how tight are your primer pockets at that point?

You know the ones...red or white plastic 10 rounders that had a 'belt' loop on each end. I want to buy something similar for my reloads.

Hey Ken, are theses FC stamped 762 M1A '11? I was checking some sorted brass I came across a container of them. I'm in Jury Duty and can't upload the pic I took.

Hit earlier this am. Like opinion polls matter to Sweeney and the Anti's.

An annealer is on the wish list. $500 is not in the budget currently. I have been considering one of these however. http://shop.cartridgeanneal.com/main.sc