JackDaWack

We buy by the case... Or multiple cases... lol. If the price is right and ur local... I'm sure you could easily unload a bunch right on here.

I beleive you should expect the impact point to be slightly higher than normal(level). A bit more on that. http://www.rifleshootermag.com/network-topics/tips-tactics-network/hitting-a-high-or-low-angle-shot/

Hook up the optical from the settop box directly to the reciever. No reason to run it through the TV, which could need you to change settings.

Just make sure you wear protection... I'm always super careful when i watch netflix.... even if there is still a .001% chance.

http://howdovaccinescauseautism.com Some very good info right here.

Grease is typically used on parts that slide against each other, like a bolt, or your slide rails. Reason being it is retained over longer periods of use. Oil would be used for friction serfaces that require more precision, like firecontrol groups. Oil too, holds onto dirt and grime, the key with grease is that its a light coating, like oil... You dont have to use grease, I dont. The typical range shooter would never seen the benefit if they oil regularly.

I've been stalked at the oak ridge resevior before in the woods on the back side... Not fun, even with a shotgun. The Newark watershed swallows up a ton of land around there, it's public land but it's not state.. so it should still be open to hunting bears. Ithink. There is a huge farm behind my house, mostly woods. I suspect I will see a few more hunters back there this year.

"Maria T. Vullo, New York’s Financial Services Superintendent, said in a news release Wednesday that the investigation concluded that Carry Guard unlawfully provides liability insurance to gun owners for certain acts of intentional wrongdoing. New York state law prohibits that." Sixth Ammendment In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed, which district shall have been previously ascertained by law, and to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation; to be confronted with the witnesses against him; to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his favor, and to have the Assistance of Counsel for his defence. It is clear that NY state law has determined your acts are intentional and wrong prior to any convictions, and that you do not have the equal rights to council. I wonder what made them make these bold statements, when every court system operates on "innocent until proven guilty", and "you have a right to an attorney". These statements assume a level of guilt, and deny a person of council.

5 cubs is pretty impressive!

When you and wife come to an agreement, and then she changes her mind.

The parents should immediately get a new therapist.... You don't send people to the ER if there isn't an immediate emergency as if the individual was saying they had a plan to act on it. The ER may evaluate the child, but unless she is having a mental episode, they will not admit her. My Wife tells me they wont use the ER ever unless the individual shows an immediate danger to themselves or others. "thinking" about something does not constitute an immediate danger, talking about your plan to do it does. There are a lot of fine lines here, but a good therapist will not be sending a patient to the ER because they feel a certain way, only when they think they are going to act a certain way. IMO this is highly overreactive and unnecessary. Sending a kid like this into an inpatient setting can have SERIOUS negative side effects. ******I would find a Psychiatrist outside of the hospital to do an evaluation.

Do you think he put any real thought into this? It was an easy win for him to gain liberal votes from people who live in cities. We've had a bear roaming our property recently, lots of kids in the neighbor hood. We're all on high alert, and ARMED!

lol, best case scenario for scotus.... The mag ban law injunction stands. The law dosnt go into effect. Lower court rules with the next year it's constitutional and law goes into effect, and another year for SCOTUS to rule. Courts are slow. Our real hope is Cali beats us to SCOTUS. I don't see either lower court ruling in our favor

A lot of tire places actually buy there tires from a Tire Rack Distributor.... literally. They charge the same price as tirerack, you can order your tires right to them. I have an installer 5 mins from my house. IMO, screw Costco. They are not what I consider a local business. I like Goodyear, I have the MT/R Kevlars on my Jeep... I cant even begin to describe the abuse those tires have seen. Hankook tires are really good too, and on the cheaper side for performance tires. I recently purchase Nokian tires for my Jeeps winter set up, and they did wonderful this past winter. The best snow tires inhave used were dunlops though. But they don't make large enough tire.

Drill a hole at the threads, insert pit and weld over. Same procedure as every other muzzle device.

So an AR constitutes an arsenal? Sounds pretty anti-gun to me.

Remember, every nest has two points of entry. Make sure you penetrate both.

I've been using this foaming spray that has worked pretty good, Stinger Wasp, Hornet & Yellow Jacket Foam. I get the entire nest covered in the foam.

Are they not going to produce these anymore after the merger?

Any blue that you find is corrosion of Copper, that should clean off with the copper cleaner. Other rust may be superficial surface rust that will somewhat disappear with a good coating of oil and cleaning, most of all guns have anti rust coatings. I wouldn't worry so much about cleaning them right now, as I would just get them soaked in a protective agent. If there is active moisture in the room, then I wouldn't bother with silica or small space dehumidifiers. My firearms are stored in a basement, and I keep a large dehumidifier running 24/7 down there with a water pump to discharge waste outside. During the summer, it is pumping moisture out of the basement constantly... and its not a very humid basement. It just takes a lot to keep moisture below 55%. This summer has been killer humid unfortunately, and humidity tends to fall out in stagnant air. Remember, most protective oils evaporate and migrate down and off firearms over time, I use hornadys HD extreme coating on firearms i haven't used in a while. Takes a couple seconds to spray down each firearm. There are more labor intesive products that will stay on firearms like frog lube? But I would say the firearms you showed looked fine. If it REALLY bothers you, get the cerakoted or something down the line.

As I have read and understand, since I found examples in that state, 1st 2nd and 3rd degree murder all fall under murder in NJ. They also have comparable manslaughter laws. IF anything, Minnesota is a better example of a state that attempts to charge the intent more than the outcome.

Second degree murder in Minn. still includes intentionally killing, minus premeditation, they have a 3rd degree too. I don't really understand why you're trying to narrow this down to first degree seeing the variation is state laws, but i did include an example of 1st degree as well.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/minn-teen-gets-10-years-for-fatal-knock-out-game-punch/ http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/breaking/chi-2nd-teen-charged-in-2012-knockout-game-killing-gets-30-years-20140204-story.html It's called the "Knock Out Game", so unforturnately the individual cant pretend that he didn't think his punch would do enough harm to render a person unconscious. (not so easy to defend when the sole purpose of your one punch is to knock someone out) Whether he believed that would lead to death is irrelevant, what is relevant is if a reasonable person would believe an unconscious person, falling and hitting their head could lead to death. The answer to that is, yes.

""Serious bodily injury" means bodily injury which creates a substantial risk of death or..." Losing brain function temporarily does create substantial risk of death.

That would be argued, but it's whether or not you knew your actions could lead to death. If your purpose was to knock someone out, and let their head hit the pavement... then you should reasonable assume your actions could lead to death. The line of reasoning has to begin and end somewhere... Like i intended to stab him, just not kill him.... i cant believe he died!