JackDaWack

Bears in NJ were hunted to near extinction, and you would have to be delirious to think that NJ has nearly the available habitats today it had some 300 years ago. So yes, definitely a factor of the 2. AND bears will most likely adapt to live in smaller areas when available food is present. They are now protected and as such the numbers have slowly increased since the 70's. We have only been truly tracking their population since the 80's. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/bearfacts_history.htm

Not sure about NJ but most states protect you from poaching if your protecting property, life or livestock.

Gan? whodafud? I think its easier to relate a ruger to having a lower and upper receiver. To which the upper portion is serialized, its like the opposite of an AR-15. The barrels are either 1-piece with the receiver or not designed to be removed. But my PX4 has a serial # on any part they could fit it.

The steel case comment wasn't in response to you, just a general wtf statement about range rules about it... Pertaining to CR, i recall specifically talking about steel core ammo during orientation and how it wasn't allowed.. I even asked about your typical military penetrator round(green tip), not AP and they still told me no. If i recall it's more of a fire hazard rule then anything else, it causes sparks when it hits rocks in the berms.. And it did in fact happen on the 300 line i believe. Firearms and Ammunition Restrictions No fully automatic firearms are permitted. The use of firearms not designed to be fired from the shoulder or hand are prohibited. No firearms are allowed in which the action cannot be locked open. Only muzzleloaders are excepted. The use of tracer, incendiary or armor-piercing ammunition is prohibited.

FYI, your not supposed to be shooting steel core anything at C.R., and why are you shooting penetrating rounds at steel targets? However, for the love of god what the hell does steel cased ammo have to do with anything.

I was on unlimited data, but i picked up the new Droid turbo 2 days ago... the verizon store guy said normally they swtich from unlimited family data to 3gb per phone, but it said something was going on right now that allowed him to up it to 6gb... no complaints here!

When i was young and plotting a mischievous stunt the final thought before performing such an act was how bad my @$$ was going to hurt afterwards. Did i deserve a beating? more then often i got of light with a sore tushy.

Less snap in the recoil or muzzle flip.. Might not be so noticeable to some, but the smaller sub-compacts can really exacerbate the difference.

Do you have anything worth reading that supports your statement? We had 3 LCD tvs of various makes blow there PS within a short few years of owning them... so i find it hard to make such cut and past statements. I'm fully capable of having intellectual conversations and admitting when im wrong... But when i own a Panasonic 42" plasma for 7 years that still works and had to throw out a 2 year old Panasonic 50" lcd which had a PS blow(which Panasonic admitted to happening frequently when we checked warranty) That's not beating the odd's... It's my opinion that manufactures purposely use crap in these TV's so people have to replace them, that's goes for both plasma and LCD. Samsung had to recall their lcd's for caps on their boards. The current draw shouldn't make an ounce of difference if the components are quality. I will agree that Plasma's are being faded out of the market for reasons unknown. Panasonic dropped their line of plasma's. I don't find one better then the other, although they have different features.

Less cables? optical uses 1 digital cable. Either way your stuck with 2 cables. HDMI to tv + Optical to reciever, or 2 hdmi's to receiver then to tv.. I've been out of the game a while, looks like hdmi can pass higher res audio.. but Unless your spending a couple grand on your audio system you would never tell the difference between the 2 unless your an audio engineer of some sort.. But hell why not use it anyway.

Optical audio is always better, but the difference in quality is usually a factor of the receiver and it's processor for decoding audio.

I'm not sure i agree with this. My Panasonic 42" plasma was purchased in 2007 and is still working today... we bought a Panasonic LCD 50" for the family room and it shit the bed within 2 years the PS went dead. Actually this Plasma has out lasted all the LCD's my family has purchased thus far.

Waiting on a case of Federal 36 HP since january too... keep getting e-mails to make sure my credit card on file will still work. I was surprised they had the cases up for backorder... but it didnt last too long.. and they don't even sell them by the 10 pack anymore. Fingers crossed, it would put me in the green for 22lr for at least 3 years, still working on the last case i bought 3 years ago.

Everyone who should know...knows to announce themselves before entering my house. Well everyone except my idiot brother who feels the need to bang on my window instead of ringing the door bell or call my cell, he learned his lesson the hard way though... He was temporarily blind for about 2 minutes when i answered the door with my flashlight, pistol in belt. He wasn't too happy, but then again neither was I.

I'm with ya, maybe he didn't mean to do it, but no one is that stupid.. and how the hell did he load it? Why not point it down? He's hoping his claim of ignorance will absolve him of negligence.

The filters don't even come with bacteria. U can buy it seperate but the pond water will have enough to get a good colony started. The filter just gives them a place to grow. Live plants are simple, a couple small plants will cut down on nitrogen and increase oxygen in the water. You just need a light but u should have one anyway with or with out plants. You don't even need many plants. For filters, fluval is a good brand, and the more gph the better. U want to cycle the water at least once an hour, so min 20gph, but I would do something around 40 or 60.

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I think thats a 20 gallon tank, it's not a standard size.. http://www.hagen.com/pdf/aquatic/FluvalBioLife.pdf Transporting fish... use the pond water and use a large clear bag.. those large food twisty tie bags from the grocery store work well.. fill it half way leaving the other half for air and tie the bag.. you need air in the bag! i wouldn;t even worry about 1 mile, i routinely used to transport them in 30minute incremints this way with no issues. size of the fish determins how many to put in the bag, i would do no more then 1 fish if they are over 4in. when you put them in the new tank... puncture the bag at the water line and place it in the aquarium and let the fish acclimate to the new water for a few hours.. the pond water will also bring into your aquarium all the good bacteria needed and will cut down on tank cycling. Need to be careful with the bioload in the tank.. typically aim for every inch of fish = 1 gallon... so you could safely use a totaly of 20inch of fish.. if the fish are 2inches each you could have 10 in the tank... but this isnt always the case.. depending on if you have live plants in the tank and other factors. The best idea is to undershoot the amount of fish you want to end up with... so go with a low number at first, if you go for max load before you have enough beneficial bacteria you will have too much toxic waste.. once it's cycled the bacteria will be pletiful to convert all that waste into usable nitrogen which is not harmful in moderate levels.. A properly set up aquarium requires little maintenance. I clean my tank once a year and filter every 6 months, and replace water as needed. It's all about balance, before the tank was cycled properly i was cleaning it every other month, and doing water changes every month.

It applies to the late season Snowies conservation order too, i actually need to find my plug from last year..

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/730930/dpms-upper-receiver-action-block-ar-15-delrin Used this one with good results..

Things i keep in the jeep: Med Kit Fire extiguisher Jerkey Water Extra Sweatshirt and a rain jacket(get used pretty often) Emegency Blanket Knife Flashlight Paracord Towstraps I keep it basic, just things you would need in case you get stuck in the snow if they shut down a road or somethign and your stuck.. I've got a bumper going on next week that will eventually have a winch mounted, and i'm planning for a rear bumper that can hold my 35" spare a hi-lift and a 5 gallon can. Congested roads are going to be the biggest issue no matter what you drive... people will not be following traffic laws or anything like that, if you cant get ahead of it you probably should stay put, or use a vehicle that doesnt constrain you to the road... I've already planned out some routes on the way home from work that don't bottle neck and force you to take the road... 95% of the drive can be accomplished off road. I've got some other tricks up my sleeve for taking some man made paths not meant for cars... but i wont specifically divulge that info.

Yeah, u want to be there 8-ish and it should end around 11. I should remember this, but IIRC the sooner in the sooner out... your name goes down on a list and they call you up to register for range use. For someone using the range during the week, the membership is well worth it... you basically get your own private range.

you can sign up when ever you want. But in order to get a valid range membership you must attend the range orientation on the 1st Sunday of any month. Take a day off to join if you want, you never have to do it again.

I use Pro-Ears Golds over plugs and i can hear everything, still not a cheap option tho. $225 http://www.amazon.com/Pro-Ears-Predator-Muffs-Black/dp/B001RN06GC/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1404496653&sr=8-3&keywords=pro-ear+gold

Luckily i put my reloading press right on my work bench. So i have the shop fluorescent lighting and then i have adjustable track lighting right on the wall in front of the bench. I actually had to move 2 of the track lights in the other direction because it was too bright. I do need to invest in one of the smaller led lights that lets you see right into the cartridge with out removing it from the press.