JackDaWack

I hate to be one of those guys, but I've never felt like every serviceman is a hero of sorts. Many people sign up and have no sense of patriotism or idealogy of what they are fighting for... I DO however make sure to thank them and recognize their efforts, even if they do not. I had a conversation with a vet recently and he was mad and ranting about how he didn't fight in the sandbox so people like trump could be President. I responded that it was exactly what he fought for, the freedom of self expression. I took it even further and he was rather puzzled that someone could tell him he fought for a person's right to be a bigot a racist, homophobe... but the point was he fought for people to be free and express their views no matter how much he disagreed with them. Point is, not every serviceman fights and dies for American values, but I would treat each as such.

I never really took advantage of their offer for birthday pricing even though I've known about if for a couple years since I joined the website. However I saved some serious coin purchasing .223 reloading equipment. I needed dies, swager and I picked up the finest .223 trimmer among some other things. I was surprised to see i saved almost 50 bucks, 15% discount all together and plus free shipping. Worth taking a look around your birthday and signing up. Some stuff wasn't discounted but I was surprised to see that what was, actually had a good deal off.

Not a huge fan of the metal tables, you can save some major coin building a heavy wood bench.. You will appreciate it much more if you need to attach a vice and bang something, as it absorbs much of the shock.

I've got my work cut out for sure, but its gonna be a ground up build for my gf to use. This is basically his coat, I bought too much paint... but looks like I might just outfit my collection with some color.

I had cerakote send me the swatches to check out and I ordered burnt bronze multi regional earth and black graphite. They seemed to match up the best. But once you start to delayer, the colors blend together unless you completely remove the coat on top. So it's interesting to know what colors were used with the "weathered" style pattern. My idea was to base coat with burnt bronze, and then do a dusting of MRE, and finally do the brindle black stripes. I would be doing the weathering between coats to simulate the fur.

Only reason I ask is because I'm doing a brindle pattern you would find on a pitbull, I think I'm gonna use burnt bronze and black.

Which colors were used?

Usually if you pay for windshield insurance it has its own deductable of like 50bucks. I can get unlimited windshields a years for 50 bucks a pop.

Had a similar size rock hit me last summer on a trip to Boston. By the time I got there it already spread beyond the "fill" repair requirement. I now have the 15 dollar a year insurance on the windshield. Wranglers don't like rocks.

I have the same codes, so there good.

Never used one but the videos make it seem easy to use and accurate. You can also check finished rounds at the ogive with a comparitor.

That's interesting, I missed that. I'm not sure if it's splitting hairs or not, depends on if someone bothers you about it.

The mod 1 does, the mod 0 does not.

Why do we prohibited felons? Why wouldn't we prohibited people who are just as irresponsible in valueing life? I never agreed with felons being prohibited persons. My entire position has always been that if you show a level of disrespect for any life, then it shouldn't be a surprise we would question your ability to safely carry a firearm. It's not about a driving record here. It's about documented examples of your disrespect for life. IMO your soninlaw should still have his rights, as his actions are no indication to his respect for life.

Yeah, when i see a number like 22% i have to question if i should rely on mine. Your almost at 1 our of 4 guns are failures walkng out the door..

You bring up a serious concern, and its the subjectivity of which offenses one might deem to be a disqualifier, or at what point your habitual offenses should have an impact. In no way am i saying we should do this, but in a NJ system where it can be brought up i see no reason not to question the better judgement of the individual. Im not even sure how you loose your license that many times, and im sure the judge has the detailed list of offenses...the one thing about a driving record, unlike basically anything else, is that offenses go through the judicial system.

I'm still waiting for your opinion as to where to draw the line. Because you've offered nothing to the discussion. King jack? Sounds like you have a problem with people trying to have an intellectual discussion. I offered a sinlge disqualifier that your so ignorant to even understand. And it's responsibility, I didn't even say you had to prove anything either. Jesus Christ man, get over yourself. Ya know what, don't bother. Your response was so far from what I was even saying it's not worth the time. I've been called an asshole, yeah big deal. I'm glad you thought that was the important part of the message.

Getting them dirty is usually the best part.

And neither does any state that requires a license to CCW. I guess you two think that convicted murderes should be able to carry aswell. Since you think it's an undeniable right. You don't get it both ways, you don't get to says CCW is a right and then proceed to draw any line in the sand. If you think a murderer shouldn't own guns then it's hypocritical to say people who show a sincere lack of respect for life should be able to. It's not the action we judge, it's your lack of respect for others rights. Plenty of people are dead, probably more then intentional murders, due to people's lack of respect for others on the road. It's also IMO pretty dumb to think that a person who irresponsibly uses a 1+ton vehicle would all of a sudden become responsible enough to use a firearm. Everyone should have a right to own and carry a gun, that is until you prove your a complete irresponsible asshole who really has no regard for the safety and well-being of others.

Actually no. There are very very few states that recognize CCW as a constitutional right.

They denied him his CCW, not his right to own firearms.

Maybe yes maybe no. Either way, if you have proven to basically everyone your an irresponsible POS then people are gonna treat you that way.

I have a mod 0 on a 16in BCM upper, came free with it so I used it. It's advertised as a compensator, a consumer knows only that.

Just make sure your PD rounds are super dirty.....?

What are you going to do now to ensure your kids live a wonderful and free life when they grow up? Your family cant mean that much to you if your willing to give up their freedoms, and for what? What do you think someone like Clinton will do for your family?