JackDaWack

You can download pre-loaded maps on to a HDD load it when u need it and use an app on your phone to access it. You realize it cost data to load maps... thats why your phone doesnt have it, that and the additional space requirements.

your over looking one small detail. A cell phone can still be used for GPS with pre-loaded maps...

how the hell are you even keep track at this point! good job og!

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I actually find that it satisfies a very small portion of consumers.. People in NJ who want to pack 30rnd mags into pouches, while still being legal. Unlike the couplers these only extended the mag itself and allow for the use of standard 30rng mag pouches. My suggestion would be to add a removable rubber slip cap to the magazine opening for the bottom half, keeps debris out, and you can just quickly kick it off while transitioning. The dust cover would work, but would take longer to remove.

well you got the Japanese flags crossing over an anchor and nautical star, so probably something from their navy. And those are definitely compasses, with 360 degree markings, a quick google search on "japanese compass" and you get something with identical markings.

remember the government has full access to where your FFL is located.

They still have the 20rd boxes at the same price but no free ship.

Price dropped to 7.99 .40c round + 23 bucks shipping, not much more then pre-newtown.

oh Snap, My bad! It's not even expensive.

I still need to christen mine... guhhh work sucks.. I did change out the grip to a hogue. By far my most favorite is my 1911, my M9A1 is in second place, the 625 is probably gonna blow them all out of the water once i get to shoot it. The SA on the 625 is feather light.

the video was uploaded on facebook, that's why

Correct it is a penetrator round.

granted that is a very efficient wood stove, your initial statement of a few twigs for 10 gallons of water was just a bit misleading... Looks like an open flame with firebrick.

A calorie is a calorie, woodburing stoves are inherently more efficient then an open fire set up since you can control the rate of combustion. Can you use a few twigs.. absolutely not.. you have to heat up the stove which takes a good amount on energy which in turns heats the pot with water. ONCE the stove is hot, you can use much less fuel for cooking. Short term cooking a wood burning stove is very inefficient, long term they are extremely efficient. It would better to boil small amounts of water on an open flame then a stove since it is a very quick cook time and large amounts of water on the stove, unless the stove is already hot.. which can double as a home heating device... it all depends on it's use... they can be very efficient or very inefficient.

Search around i found my Gold's on sale for 228 shipped.

I'm to tired to go digging for the statute but here is 1 of maybe 10 threads on this topic. http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/43067-legality-of-building-a-weapon/

awww man, thanks for reminding me!

It's the same reason you can hear yourself talk with all that ear protection... your just blocking the direct sound waves which enter the ear canal. sound waves still pass through your skull and every other opening in your head.. Not sure what you mean by decibel/percussion effect... its just sound waves and the amplitude of the wave.. All you should be concerned with is the fact you ear canals are plugged up.. With a combined 20 NRR for muffs(avg) + plugs at about 30NRR, at 50 NRR you shouldnt have any issues... something may not be seated correctly. Guys at the range don't notice this much.. but out in the field hunting.. you can get your head rung pretty good with a shotgun blast from a buddy sitting next to you but your ears are fine... I just purchased the Pro Ears Predator Gold series muffs for hunting.... amazon had them on sale for $200 bucks... in the field while hunting you either drop cash on really good electronic muffs which help in many different ways, buy the cheaper ones and deal with the white noise, or wear nothing... I almost had my ear shot out the other week so i opted to get the best ones i could find. Passive anything doesnt cut it when you need to hear people/animals. At the range indoor and out i use plain old NRR 32 foam plugs and never had an issue.

I picked up the regular trident... the blade opens quickly, but hey.. i bought it at walmart in Boonton.

Actually it's 100% illegal.. that would fall under manufacturing a firearm, a No No in NJ with out the correct licensing.

I hit the same hurtle your experiencing in college.. I basically had a do over half way through college. Unfortunately i was in the middle of schooling when 2008 hit and i had to completely reorganize my major. It was IMO for the better though, i got into a field that fit my lifestyle much more. your going to hit your final year and all that depression from being in school so long wears off and the excitement begins to set in. I'm 3 years out of college, Went from a pretty low about 5 years ago to probably the highest in my life right now, just gotta keep on chuggin along.. Oh and btw i still live at home with my mom and i'll be 28 pretty soon, makes no difference to me, i plan on saving cash to better improve my living situation down the line... but in the mean time i help out around here, kinda preparing myself to own my house one day.. One way to really put your mind at ease... think about all the people who are in debt because of school and HAVE to work to pay bills. I, like you, was extremely fortunate to be debt free coming out of college and it was the best present my parents could have afforded to me in life. That is not something many people get in life and it's something that can really put you ahead in life if you choose to take advantage of. The past year instead of making payments for college like most people, i have been investing money in some low risk/high dividend stocks and made some pretty decent money.

Can't please everyone.... I keep my friends set of tires right next to mine, sealed up in trash bags right under my deck. they stack easily and dont take up much room... i'm sure you could find a friend, I mean what are friends good for?

Snow tires are very soft with tons of grip, dont mistake a soft tire for no grip.... Your literally shredding your tires every time you take a hard turn and feel the car slip.. They have an intended purpose and it is not to drive fast. I've used blizzaks and dunlops snow tires and they are probably the best you can buy, drive them within there limitations.. If you expect to get dry weather performance out of a snow tire your insane, they are too soft to be driven like an all season or summer tire. That no grip experience you think your getting is actually to much grip and the soft tire being shredded. In fact most high performance winter tires have carbon nano tubes in the tread for increased grip..I would put the snow tires on the smallest rims you have, they will benefit from the larger sidewall, and the advantage of slightly deflating them for increased grip when you get deep snow.

Other then the initial investment, it doesn't cost anything extra.. I live on a hill where snow tires are essential.. 2wd cars with snow tires might actually be better then 4wd w/ out. I know i have passed people in suvs stuck in a fwd coupe.