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Jer, I cringed when I saw the picture of you tapping the metal with your drill press. I'm a beilive in only tapping by hand, i've spent too much time drilling out broken taps

So your going to do nothing different.

When can we start talking about guns again?

Your probly engaging the little lock tab when handling it.

I cheered

I guess it depends on the gun as well, I primarily shoot a lot if Ruger rimfires and (s&w)revolvers, both just seem to run and run and run

S&W 625

Uhh?, they have the day off of work?

on a more serious note, it really comes down to personal preference, some guys like to clean it after every range trip, other guys dont clean it until it's hard to pull the slide back cause of all the gritt.

When it starts to malfunction.

10 yards IIRC , and yeh- I'm more impressed by the revolver performance by Jerry

Meh,....IMO your looking for a decent mounted flashlight

In a nut shell, it's smith and wessons designation for their different size revolvers. Each letter is a different size variation or type.

I have never seen anybody use a laser in competition, ever.that being said, it's hard enough to pick up a red dot in the outside sun, laser would be damn near impossible

To keep more porn in hard copy , with computers and Internet down it was damn near impossible to get my fix.

I thought the same thing , getting a diesel gen and having my 250 gal home oil tank for fuel, but some quick google searching says its different types of diesel, #1 / # 2. Haven't read much more other than it wouldn't work

I'm confused, are you saying you went to go get gas, they were out , so you filled with diesel?... In your gasoline engine ?

CJRPC & OBRPC are probably the two top ranges for the central nj area Edit: for rifles you might weigh more toward cjrpc , they go out to 300 yards where as old bridge goes out to 100 yards

I don't think he is

Why buy twice ? Just get a decent size tri fuel

Doubt

If the last character on your plate is a letter, it's considered odd, no matter what letter of the alaphabet.

Agreed, they are up here to make money, nothing wrong with that, accept it for what it is. Don't act like they are saints though doing it out of the kindness of their hearts, if so they'd be working for free as volunteers .

Overtime baby!