JackDaWack

A breaker bar and a 4x lug wrench are the same exact thing.. the breaker bar just has a drive adapter for interchangeability. your not gaining anything use one over the other, the breaker bar will be much more versatile for other jobs.

OGfarmer helped me get everything in order for the field day next weekend. big thanks!

I'm not sure how that works... On the site you have to register and pay for the course and receive your CID#. I also cannot print out my voucher with out registering for a course. You don't get paperwork unless you register for a class.

I don't have any issue with anyone owning guns because of a physical disability... however, using them IS a different story. If you have vision that CAN be correctable and don't meet the "legally blind" criteria using them, then i see no issues with the use... many people wear glasses, contacts. However, the real issues is practicing SAFE firearm practices... if you cant see what or where your shooting... then you shouldn't be operating a firearm... that violates the basic principles of firearm safety.. or you would be required to have someone assist you to make sure safety is being ensured, or find a way to eliminate the use of the eyes while being safe. "Presumably they're going to have enough sense not to use a weapon in a situation where they would endanger other people, just like we would expect other people to have that common sense." What determines enough sense? and how do all of our sense lead to "common sense". being able to see your target and beyond is the single most import sense when it comes to firearm safety. Basically, the only time it would be deemed responsible is if someone was in direct contact with you and you managed to shoot them at point blank range in a downward poi. Unless of course your the dare devil.

Sounds good, thanks for the help and info.

Welp, looks like all field days are booked... will they put more up for December? or is it a fall spring thing? I actually want to go for both bow and shotgun so this will give me time to practice with a bow, i probably wont hunt with bow for a very long time, but might as well get it out of the way IF i can manage to swing it.

OK, yeah/no, they are both VERY time consuming then. I could have ran through the online test if it allowed me to do so, but it makes you stay on each page 2x longer then it takes to actually read the damn page. AND the tests questions don't let you look at the material taught like the book would allow. Either way that clears up the question.. all the field tests are the same regardless of the initial route taken.

Yeah, i'm just finishing up the Huntercourse.com online education course. They give you a voucher at the end... but what was the point of taking this VERY long course and taking tests for all 11 chapters if i could have just read a book? I'm just confused i guess between the 2 different ways to do this.. i though you took a field test at the end not a written test... i though that was the purpose of the voucher... to say i learned all the info.. I just don't want any surprises when i show up for the field day, that's all.

I'm just finishing it up now, started it like 2 years ago lol. Anyway im on the last chapter now and i was wonder what comes next? do i sign up for just a feild test? The list of hunter courses on the site doesnt distinguish between the 2, and some places range from 2 to 8 hours. its kinda confusing... i just spent hours taking this online course i dont want to go to some place and do it all over again...thanks. Edit: I also found some misinformation in this guide...

That's what i have.

5 is my min. After 5 I just wait until I see a good deal and buy more.

855 will go right through a 1/4" of typical steel like butter.

I use my best friend and his dad every time... same address too, never an issue.

It's a target pistol... that is Numero uno why no markers on the sights. Your supposed to use the serrations to adjust for elevation with out adjusting the rear sight. And congrats on the pistol...i agree with Freejersey... you pick one hell of a pistol to start with... gonna be a hard time picking another one that doesn't cost more.

No armor piercing... no idea why. Maybe sparks causing fires? I just specifically remember the guy saying it's not allowed, and that he could tell if you removed the green from the bullet... i kinda laughed when he said that. Half the time they don't even know what your shooting, but i just follow the rules.

You should know that your not allowed to shoot green tip/steel core at cherry ridge.

yes, once the castle nut is loose you can begin to unscrew the tube. Just make sure the detent spring for the buffer doesnt go flying.. Typically a solid flat head screw driver and a hammer can get the job done, but it is a less than ideal method and you have to be very careful.. You do need to find a way to secure the lower receiver in a vice or something.. that alone makes the job 90% easier.

The rifle stock requires a rifle buffer tube, the carbine stock requires a carbine buffer tube. Rifle stocks do not adjust, so there are no adjustment notches on the tube... they also don't have a castle nut since the whole stock tightens to the receiver. The carbine fixed stock uses a carbine tube, so it is a hybrid between a fixed and adjustable stock.

Just need to find someone out of state to pin it for you.

Do you mean a 7" with hair extensions? lol..makes sense, 2.5 inches to cover up the FSB.

They simply don't exist, sorry. You can buy 10rnd factory mags that work flawless. The aftermarket ones never match up to factory performance. AFAIK that is a new product, i've never seens those around before, and i have looked pretty hard for 15 round 10/22 mags... Unless your running a stock that needs extended mags, i don't see much use for them.

Isn't 9.5 mid length?

Ditto, best bag for buck 1911 you can buy... i still need to change out my front sight... I just put some color on mine for the mean time. Although i like the wood grips better..

Ramsey outdoor usually has some what of a selection.

i have a 9mm compact and its a great multi-purpose sidearm. runs great and shoots great. I prefer my 92 over it, but at the same time i will carry my px4 around the house. All my other guns are full size, so this was for a lighter smaller option... and it paid off during sandy.. carried it for a week and half when the power was out working around the yard and in the house.