JackDaWack

I'll take all the small rifle, pm quantity and price. Can meet CR or 23/cannistear.

Don't be an idiot. If you cant replace what you are selling for the price you are asking... then its abundantly clear what to charge. And don't listen to people here who are trying to buy ammo cheap, lol.

I had to use loctite on a castle nut where their was no base plate for the extension tube. It was the qcb pistol brace from sbtactical. When they changed how to measure an "other" i had to take it off. I boogered it up pretty bad since the castle nut part is aluminum, I had to buy a castle nut specific tool, my armors wrench was useless, and even still needed to extend the wrench with a pipe for leverage. So loctite is in fact an alternative in my mind now. For reference I never over tighten anything. Especially aluminum But i do stake when the opportunity is there

Yea, its surpassed anything I've seen before.. just checking gunbroker prices on closed auctions... its scary to think it can still get worse.

You cant physically even take possession of one with out filing for an NFA tax stamp. i guess you could always try.. if it goes through(zero chance) i cant imagine being prosecuted for it...

Turn wifi calling on if you have the option. Verizon phones should, its been a very welled used function in my house. I can't make calls without them dropping and 50% of incoming calls aren't picked up. 100% reliable now. If lose interest, I lose my landlines anyway, since it ties into the cable modem.

Not a bad time if your looking to head somewhere away from NJ.

I cant remember where I was reading it, but its an indication that people aren't selling their homes due to economic uncertainty, in a way people are battening down the hatches. With the influx of buyers, inventory is down, demand is up, and prices are inflated. I know of only a few people taking advantage of selling shore houses for a nice profit, while unloading the financial liability if we have a bad recession. When things, if things, go back to normal and people realize how terrible commuting in NJ is, its gonna be interesting to see what happens. If people start selling mid recession there will probably be some great deals to find.

That's for sure. Very hard to predict long term finacials including inflation. Its very interesting to see a major split in economic conditions. It seems that while many people are defaulting on their mortgages, a large number of people are out buying houses. And to see a busting city like NYC crash, its primary cash flow apparently is Broadway, i never knew this, and they arent even predicted to go back to full operations within the next year. That alone pulls in tons of money for other business in the area when people make day trips. I agree to an extent, services will move to where they are needed, but i wonder if outside a city certain services will even have demand.

https://finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/fha-mortgage-delinquencies-hit-record-140000476.html With people earning record unemployment, stimulus checks and getting a pass on foreclosure... who didn't see this coming?

https://www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/new-york-city-is-dead-forever-according-to-one-lifelong-new-yorker-2020-08-16 A very interesting article and perspective of dying cities due to the fallout of recent reactions to the virus. If the statistics are correct, our most valuable areas of commerce will be empty, and an economic recovery will be extremely difficult. There are many low skilled jobs gone that cant be recovered without new businesses, in a place that won't need them. My only question is, where are these people all moving to? Will their new locations have an increase for demand in services/business? Or will only existing business benefit? Most surrounding areas are already saturated with people. I'm hearing a lot of talk from people wanting to move to red states, about going WFH indefinitely. Could the destruction of cities be another ploy to water down red votes in suburbs? Chicago has had a very similar experience. And I'm shocked it took this long, but the criminal elements that seem to run this city are scaring off all the productive liberals.

Thats not what I meant, you are pointing to the 2008 recession, and making observations about it, and as i read it seemed like youre applying the same standard to all recessions. Plenty of recessions in US history show very healthy recoveries in short time, as not a single one shares the same liability or recovery strategies. I dont disagree with current economic outlooks, we are in a self-destructive pattern, not new to the pandamic.. which is normal. The fabricated economic disaster due to the pandemic has the potential to create a very bad depression. In a year where a normal recession was predicted.. it can only mean worse.

Thats not possible, is it? They sought a permanent injunction until the case was heard, the state said no. Unless I missed something the actual case has not be heard, I dont believe a preliminary ruling can be applied to the full courts opinion.

Running a engineering and production business isn't cheap.

Do you tap it? Or just rely on tolerances/tight-fitting? Interesting, im always looking for unique methods.

Trijicon MRO.

What size set screw?

It would seem that it not only has to pass through an ffl, but the serial number is registered with the manufacturer, which would be traceable to its first point of sale. 1a firearm frame or firearm receiver which is not imprinted with a serial number registered with a federally licensed manufacturer

Did it pass through an ffl with a serial number?

5w20 is fine for an alternative, its doesnt get cold enough in NJ for it to matter

Sonofabitch. Why didn't the damn coupon work for me!

Don't really understand why these parks need to be "staffed" anyway.

Literally, not even the location. lol

Its 4 wires, and the connection ends are actually pretty easy to set up. Theyre usually labeled and color coded too. Hard to screw up. If you can find the parts that the hard part, the rest will take you 5 minutes. I beleive the terminals on the connectors just screw/clamp down, and there is a sleeve that covers it.

Most portable generators only have a 220v 30amp output, theoretically they should be fine, and that's what breakers are for anyway. Unless of course the wrong gauge wire was paired with the wrong breaker amperage.