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I have a co-worker who lives in sussex county's inspector made him rip dry wall down to inspect plumbing and electrical, so - i took that for what it's worth, However unlikely - i'd rather not go through the trouble. If all for not, oh well - too late now.

Some townships will let that slide upon resale, some will be dicks and make your rip walls out to inspect plumbing, remove electrical boxes, etc etc. I just didn't want the hassle, I dont plan on staying in this house forever, and want to do it the right way so I have zero issues upon resale. Plus, I'm adding a second bathroom to the house, so it's a rather significant change that will definitely be noticed when it comes down to the tax assesments later on down the road.

For the love of money, First lawsuit. http://www.tmz.com/2012/07/24/james-holmes-lawsuit-shooting/#comments-fullwrapper Suing Warner brothers, cause dark night is Violent? Come on now....

My basement has slowly been under construction for the past year and a half or so. I pulled permits April of last year and had submitted plans to my town. Shortly there after, the tax guy showed up to check out what sort of work I was doing first hand - ( First WTF! ) I explained that I was doing the work myself, and work would be slow and get done as the money came. He gave me his card and asked to call when the work was done. FIne. Today I get a letter in the mail from the tax department of my town, staying that my taxes are being raised because of " alterations " to my home. Increased assesment and prorated back a period of 9 months. ( WTF!?) How is it legal for me to pay taxes on alterations to my home that are not even complete yet? And then even have the audacity to pro-rate them back an additional 9 months ( WTF!?) My basement is quite literally plywood floors and studs. That's it ! I just dont understand it. - Tried calling the office to talk to the guy, but they are closed for the day.

The crimp could not be set properly, does the top of the brass look a little wider at all ? Or the rest of the case for that matter, is it all uniform ?

Millions of people modify their firearms to gain an edge in competitive shooting all the time, especially revolvers. Lighter springs, trigger jobs, action work, aftermarket parts, grinding this down, smoothing this out,etc Simply telling somebody to " Suck it up " Is not only useless, its quite ignorant. This revolver is not a home defense weapon, it's a competition gun. Having a smoother lighter trigger does make the difference, Do you think all the worlds top shooters in any classification shoot stock weapons? Come on man - open your eyes. Some Google search shows that setting primer depth is in fact a real thing, I simply am asking some tips to accomplish this effectively on my new press. on a side note - this recommendation to do this came from a sponsored, world record holding revolver shooter, who shoots for a living.... I'll take his word for it.

Sold !

I want to really see how far I can push the lightness of my revolvers trigger, using federal 150 primers, dillon xl650 press. Somebody recommended to me that i should "pre-crush" my primers by setting them .008 below flush, so that when my lightened firing pin gets to it - it'll set it off. Though, it doesnt look like there is anyway to set depth on my 650, has anybody had any luck with perhaps making a shim of sort ? or any other ideas? Thanks, Alec

Scores are up http://obcats.com/

Second place! yehhhhhhhhhh! That was a fun match, see you at the next one

Selling 500 rounds of Federal American Eagle .45 ACP ammo. 230grain bullet, Full metal jacket. $160, FIRM, pickup in Woodbridge NJ 07095

Good job with the stage designs iggy, the one with the big star and the dissapearing target sliding on the track was great.

Revolver friendly with your 10 shot 617 Mike? Your at the advantage my man!

22.5 million dollars divided by 4000 handguns = $5,625 per handgun. Hm?

Somebody can have all the right things going for them, and still be frigging pyscotic and insane. Maybe your born with it?

-Alec McMahon

Nice job! Did you just have at it with a dremel or you polished by hand?

Possibly, Im thinking they would show a few more signs though if going in that direction, either odd descions on her part, headaches, etc. Last episode was interesting, they did pack ALOT into the episode though, ... too much maybe? Between weavers condition, pope coming back, Hals girlfriend coming back,ben running off.... I'd much rather have a little more story development on a few things rather than throwing a basket of twists in my face and then moving on.

Edit: I have 13 ruger 1022 mags, i'll need 5 for myself , which leaves 8 mags to lend out.

Mike, I think I have about 12-15 Mags for the Ruger 10/22. I'll bring them all for whomever may need them.

Brown = Shoot White = No shoots Black = Hard Cover Basically, only shoot the brown ones. Here, watch this youtube video ( and all the other uspsa 101 videos, lots of good info )

No, they scores never did come out for this match.

comstock round count = minimum shots required to complete the stage. If you see that you missed, or see you hit a D or C on the cardboard target, you have the chance to take the extra shots to make the better hit.

Iggy, Stages look awesome. I'm digging the texas star and the abundance of steel! yes!

Lame! You gonna make uspsa on sunday at least?