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That's funny. My vet was pretty clear that 6months was about the youngest he would neuter.

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We need some minority poor people to start complaining that they can't afford all these stipulations. A license to buy ammo!! If they can't afford a license to vote, how can they afford one to buy ammo?

Been using Bonded Oil all winter and I find the prices and service to be very good. Although they don't have actual HVAC service. I just checked and thier price per gallon is 1.93 for 200+ gallons. I prefer to just buy it when I need it since we started running a wood stove last month.

I was actually between the Honda and Ariens, because they are both know for quality and durability, my only question was longevity. The Honda was quickly cut out of the list when I learned that the chute controls are electronic and motor powered from a plastic joystick.salt snow and water would have a field day with that More crap to break and expensive to fix. It's a nice option to have but even the Ariens manual controls are simple easy to use, and nothing to really break.

Just firearms, jewelery and some other high value collectables. Those were the only two I remember as they applied to my situation. Every other personal item is covered in full.

No, almost every single policy has a cap, mine is 5k, just like jewelery.

I have the 28" pro version, went through a foot and half of snow like butter.

~18" in South East Sussex county. Had snow drifts 3feet high and bare spots in my driveway

Over the weekend we had a house warming for a friend to go to, so we stopped and grabbed a bottle of wine for a gift....I may have grabbed a large bottle of Dr. McGillicuddy to keep me warm tomorrow. I have to make sure I don't get too smashed to run the snow blower. Even worse, I'm not really a drinker but if I'm snowed in at home....

The funny part about that, it probably wouldn't cost much more to buy the stuff to do it yourself. Ask me how I know...

What do you mean by "accuracy" work?

Even Beretta just kicked out a new modular/polymer handgun. I wonder if they will join suit.

Plenty of dealerships sell modified V8 hemi jeeps, the cost is not worth it though.

The Ford raptor is a prerunner... If you got your eye on a raptor, there isn't much of anything to substitute it. Benz and BMW? Pay twice the cost for an SUV that is a little more than a lifted car? For the cost of the AMG gwagon I could build out a raptor to be a prerunner for the Baja 1000.

Isn't that part of the 8th circuit? And now we have an opposite ruling in the 9th? Doesn't that trigger something? Anything?

I wonder how this would appeal to the SCOTUS with a new pro 2a judge

Cert denied, so lower courts ruling holds.

I bought a jeep with really big tires which also are Kevlar walled, and full steel bumpers for a reason. I also run a dash cam. Last person that pulled that on me wound up destroying their car, and when they got caught in a lie with the cops, it went south for them real fast. Damage to jeep... Zero... I just spray painted over some minor paint scratches in the bumper, which was spray painted to begin with... This purchase was prompted by some asshole that ran me off the road who felt the need to cross the double line when traffic was going too slow for him in a snow storm. I now drive a mini tank because driving in anything less in NJ may result in death.

I have done the heat cure cerakote. Huge Pain in the ass, but it did come out great. The hardest part is preventing dry spraying, which causes rough spots in the final product. You also need to media blast the part and make sure every single speck of oil is removed. The ball detent on one of my AR dust cover wasn't clean enough and the finish suffered. I rushed that one and only flashed it once, the oven draws out oil from every little crevice, if u do it... Clean the parts, flash them in the over, clean them again and flash again... If u see any oil/wet spots repeat. Probably the most important part right there.

Land is private, cheap, and the lakes are beautiful. A friend has a lake house, a bit more than a cabin, but every summer it's the spot to be.

A lake in Maine.

If you want a great garden start in indoors early!!

Thanks guys

I somewhat remember a thread on this but can't find it. I recently moved near the PA border but work requires I stay in NJ. I was invited to a range in PA (Dingmans) and was just thinking about if there were any restrictions I should be aware of. Most likely I'm thinking there may be some no-no for transporting handguns in state, as I recall an odd law about that. Thanks.