JackDaWack

Well apparently the powers that would be care. These are the people responsible for the clean air act.. I do find it funny that the people who are complaining the most are the ones modifying and driving vehicles for on-road use.. I agree that its an over reach, but at the the same time for a agency who's job it is to make sure the clean air act is followed they are doing what they should. Let the people get caught? that's like saying allow the sale of weapons to anyone and we'll just arrest the people who shouldnt have them when their caught... Personally i would rather LEO enforcement go to things a bit more important than modified vehicles. Im sorry but why should we allow catalytic delete's J pipes and the like when 99% of the time they are going on street cars? It's not the "few" who ruin it for the rest.... My friends shop spits out new high end road cars that are modified daily that would never pass an emission test. Yes, they are painting with quite a broad brush which why i dont see this going anywhere... some modifications can improve emissions, but lets be serious here, that's not very often.

The problem is, and I know of professional shops, that make their living turning legal road cars, into illegal road cars. How many people actually convert to all off-road racers? Very little in comparison to the people who continue to drive there modified vehicle on the road. In my opinion, they have been turning their feet into swiss cheese and its finally caught up. Soo I don't blame the EPA for finally saying if you won't keep ur car off the street we will just end the sale of parts.

Tap in the spring when the sugar is sent back up to the branches.

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Your not telling us anything new. lol. The only thing your going to get here is advice on how to stop the abusive powers. The rest is in ur hands. We hear enough stories about this, your just a piece of paper in a stack 2 feet tall. Sooo, step up and help out your fellow neighbors and put plainfeild on the map for illegal infringement of the 2@ The fact is only a resident can stand up and expose their town, no one else can do it for you.

Vasaline works great in place of tape for small hard to tape areas.

I have a hard time believing any paint other then enamel or powder coat would stand up to the heat of a turbo.

I saw some over at gunbroker for 250 a case. Honestly it sucks, i havent seen the bulk 525rounds packs which are the same stuff that sells for the same price.... I grabbed a case for the 250 just "in case", but im still holding out for the bulk 5250 round cases that used to sell for ~200

What did you use as a template? that came out bitch'n

I want to use the cerebrate spray can but its stupid expensive to do more then one color, and a huge waste because its only good for a day or so when you activate it. Honestly, for a rifle i really don't care if the paint wears down or scratches...

I'm honestly not sure, im sure there is a ton of stuff out there and accessories but for the most part all you really need are replacement filters. Oh and lots of matches..

Depends on how you like your "hit" Loose pack and it will be "airy" Tightly packed it will be very strong dense smoke, it also holds the ember better. Pick how you like it.

I love when people smoke them around me, but i don't enjoy it. I quit smoking last year, but at the range i'll have a small cigarillo with friends.

I didn't. I gave them the price i remembered i paid, no receipt.($425) on sale. I did purchase it years ago and made it clear i had to dig through 4 years of receipts to find it, and that i was pretty sure i lost it. MSRP was higher($539), but since i remembered and they were willing to accept the refund i put down what i paid.

Retired LEO should be able to carry just as We should be able to carry... with that said, they should also be held to the same lawful standard as the rest of us... If he needs to carry after retirement... he can show justifiable need like the rest of us. This two part system is bullshit and should end, if a cop can't get behind that then he is no friend of ours. PBA cards and shields should also be illegal and seen as the bribery chips that they are.

Honestly, we shouldn't. I don't think it helps our image if we ban people who we disagree with. Besides, his attitude gives this forum relevance and importance... He really does allow us to show exactly why we don't give an inch... exactly why that mentality doesn't and cant exist here.

The full amount plus 15 for shipping. Depends on what you paid originally for the optic.

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Nice, yea I contacted them over the weekend and they confirmed they are processing my refund. In 2 weeks I'll contact them again for an update. Glad to see them moving this along professionally. Makes me reassess their dishonesty that started all of this.

It really depends. Usually the federal are softer.

Now that is something i didn't know.. interesting.

If your within a jurisdiction the law applies I agree, but lets say for example I ordered alcohol off the internet and I lived in a dry county. Were talking about a gun dealer knowing every mundane and confusing gun laws.... it's gotten so bad some of these places outright refuse to deal with orders from certain states.

Probably a few federal laws.

But wouldn't buying pistol ammo with out a FPID be just as "illegal". Just playing devils advocate here. That would be my responsibility, no? Is it reasonable to ask a national retailer to know every single state law in the country?

Just got an e-mail asking me for my FPID on some pistol ammo. Normally I sent it with a question in regards to why they feel i need it. response: "It is required for shipment of ammunition to your state." Now my normal response is why are you following or enforcing a law that doesn't apply to anything beyond the boundaries on NJ. But then it got me thinking, would they get in trouble if they shipped say 30rd mags to NJ residents? I know no ones does, but it goes with this mentality of enforcing the laws beyond the jurisdiction.