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JackDaWack

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  1. This is old news, for the past 2 months or so this has been set to happen, actually i already thought they hiked e'm up. I dunno how they expect people to afford driving to work.
  2. lol, omg u read my mind!!
  3. How is the co-op? when your in another persons game does it count towards your campaign? I played crack down 2 with friends but it sucked that it only counted towards the hosts campaign.. totally killed co-op game play.
  4. Actually you can thank NY and cali for the 10rounders, we just get suckered into the 10rd mags when companies dont make 15.
  5. You can get after market grips and fiber optic sights. The bull barrels are really nice to shoot. http://www.amazon.com/HiViz-Ruger-Browning-BuckMark-Fiber/dp/B001ASY37W Search for grips, there are a ton of them. Check out rugers site too, they have all the models listed in a comparable manner. http://www.ruger.com/index.html
  6. Depends on what your idea of a good .22lr pistol is. I havent herd much about the new S&W 22, but the ruger's buck marks and neos are all extremely accurate and reliable, and other then the NEO's they offer many variants and exclusives. I have also herd the mosquito has reliability issues. If your going by looks alone, then yeah the p22 mosquito and s&w are nice. From what i have gathered on the Internetz was to stay away from the p22 and mosquito, but then again i have never had any first hand experience on them. This is a thread i stumbled upon: http://www.thehighroad.org/archive/index.php/t-184662.html
  7. https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pwswheghNQsFnUZMkZNF2DQ&output=html Everything you need to know.
  8. I followed the video when i did mine and had zero issues other then getting the damn pin out and getting the barrel off. Which i attribute mainly to the pistol being brand new. Second time around it came apart pretty easily. I used a wood block and had to whack the barrel really hard about 15 times to get it off. The problem your having is that the "dingle berry" is not correctly seated. You need to hold the pistol a specific way when assembling certain parts, it makes it much easier. If i had tried to do this with out the video, damned if i would have ever got the thing apart or back together. Make sure when re, assembling that you get the barrel all the way back on, or else you'll have one hell of a time getting the pin back in.
  9. i Have a Ruger Mark III target exclusive with the aluminum Hogue grips and bull barrel. Wasn't a fan of the square-ish 22/45 grips. 5.5" barrel Stock sights are pretty good, but you can upgrade them to true glo sights or something. It comes with a rail if you want to mount optics. Probably the most fun pistol i have.
  10. I believe the cheif is very anti-gun, so i wouldn't hesitate to think it came from him.
  11. No way man, that guy is a scum F'in bag. There is absolutely no reason not to extend a purchase permit, and this is the first time i have herd of an extension denial...there is NO POINT in denying an extension other then being a complete Pr*ck. I mean an denial means what exactly? you have to re-file for more permits, tying up your time and the PD's time the states time and the fbi's time... it's a loose loose.
  12. That was exactly going to be my question, if purchasing a refurb or used vest i would want to know how long it would be good for. I herd the average life of a vest used often is around 5 years and the less it's used the longer it will be good for.
  13. In all honesty it doesnt matter what or how a town does extensions, it is in writing and part of the law that it is a may issue for an extension. You cannot sue a town for following NJ state law, you will loose and you probably wont even make it to court, they will most likely direct you to file complaints with the state. The same goes for carry permits, the municipalities are well within there power to follow state law, and they have it on there side. If you want to challenge state law, you cannot do it on the municipality level, as they merely follow the laws, they did not make them, and they absolutely have to follow them.
  14. I can only say that while there isnt much we can do about it, keep your eyes open for suspicious activity, and call the authorities if you really believe there may be a threat. Unfortunately, i hope people don't call about every van they see parked on the side of the road and either start panic or create unnecessary investigations that deter police from real threats. Be safe and luckily it's on Sunday and people have the option to stay at home if possible.
  15. If you were to purchase a lower receiver and build a pistol would that be legal? say you had an extra lower lying around and wanted to make a pistol..
  16. I'm not arguing or trying to sway you into using a small caliber. By all means use what your proficient with. I have 5.56 9mm and .22lr and will absolutely be adding a .308. I choose my calibers based on need, so clearly there is a need for them. To say a 22lr is the best is incorrect, it does however have many benefits depending on the situation or task. If i need to get somewhere quick and back i would grab the lightest possible option with the most ammo. If im holding up at the "fort" then by all means use a .50 cal. A 22lr is also good for squirel soup, and a .308 can take down a deer. A bow would be a great option as well to have in the arsenal.
  17. I dont want to come across as some Nazi, i didnt want to sound like the guy should go to jail or something, but i did want to point out or rather discuss the subject since some people seemed to think it was something that was OK to do in public, the tinfoil hat isnt tight, people do get arrested for public urination and public fornication, but again it seemed like you took my statement as an absolute, many LEO's couldn't care less(depending on circumstances), I'm assuming they have better things to deal with. I'm fine with him getting fired, at that point the guys life is pretty much ruined, and i assume he will be living in his own prison for the next couple years. I don't even care about the sex part, its the complete lack of duty that bothers me.
  18. Buy 30rd pinned mags... duhh!! there wont be anyone to arrest you if you pull the pin and remove the block if SHTF.
  19. I was merely stating that one could afford to shoot 20 rounds if they had too, not that they necessarily would. One well placed 22lr shot can stop a person, just like many calibers. I didn't say it was the best option for every scenario, and i personally would choose to avoid contact unless presumably being attacked. I for one would never travel alone and would always make sure i had a person with me carrying a more powerful rifle if need be. People always assume that if you see an enemy you have to fight, my philosophy has and will always be to fight dirty in order to survive, if i don't have the upper hand in the fight i will retreat. I've played enough Battle Field to know when to run when to hide and when to take a stand. The fact is you will at some point be in a situation where you will have to run, you wont always have the upper hand, and you will be going up against armor. Small calibers allow you throw down enough lead to get away, have mediocre damage, and are light weight. What would i do if i was up against an armor vehicle? shoot the tires and run. Armored people? aim for the head. 5 on one? make sure i have cover and enough distance between the threats. I'm not the type of person to take a stand, not if my life depends on it, i will look for every opportunity to slip away unnoticed. I wouldn't rely on a .22lr to get every job done, your limited of course. But at the same time, say your .308 doesnt get the job done before they find where your hiding... you better be in great shape to run with that heavy rifle and any other gear you might have on you. I'd say go for a 1-mile run with that thing on your back and let me know how it turns out. If you can do it great, but many people dont have the stamina to do such a thing carrying nothing let alone gear and guns lol. Personally, i'm small built and have great power to weight ratio. Bare bone i can run, hike, climb and i'm very nimble on my feet. Adding weight significantly decrease my performance in all of these areas. I'm more of a scout then militia.
  20. The thing is you can waste .22lr ammo in a shtf scenario, that is if you stocked up on it. You may want to exercise discretion in what round you use based on the quantity you have and task at hand. I can afford to shoot 20rounds when i have 20k in stock, at one single threat. Accuracy is excellent under 60 yards. Why create a minimum caliber round? If the need arises for something more powerful then you can use it, but using something bigger the .22lr isnt always necessary. The point in SHTF is to always be discrete, you don't want to start large gun fights..how many do you think you would survive? I dont ever plan on getting close enough to someone in these types of situation where a .22lr wouldnt be as useful as a larger caliber. And if so, then you move on to more stopping power. Remember, you dont need to decimate you opponent, one hit well placed hit may not stop someone immediately but it will slow them down, and if truly a SHTF scenario they will most likely succumb to the wound.
  21. I like how the meat ball is always making fun of the guy with the glasses.
  22. you can practically barter a few pieces of fruit for one there.
  23. That's a pretty scumbag move on his part.
  24. Battles are won using tools, Wars are won using intellect. Both equally adapt over time.

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