alec.mc

Shouldnt this be filed under the ZED section? warning: stay away from joe, will turn into zombie shortly

I haven't heard otherwise, Still on ( weather permitting i guess ) I should be there all weekend. Shooting that new AR build this weekend futey?

come to old bridge rifle and pistol this weekend, knockdown steel event on sat, speed on steel event on sunday

good deal, 18k should suffice from the dimensions you gave. what are you doing for heat in the area?

Joe, I have 5 or 6 beretta 92 magazines I can bring for you.

I should be in for both. Joe, change the title to something like " obrpc steel 7/14 & 7/15 " ... makes it easier to find later on, there has to be half a dozen " ob this weekend?" threads

Lots Of good advice above, jeeps are pretty easy to work on. If it comes down to you needing a new fuel pump, I have a spare in my garage for a jeep tj

Being in the HVAC business, this disgusts me. I dont do residential service work per job, only commercial work in my building, but: I can understand a small mark up on parts, but 400 bucks to replace a cap? Come on now. It takes less than 10 minutes and minimal part cost to get that done. The big issue why so many get away with this is the whole " mystery " behind how an a/c actually works. Techs says " yehhhh, there was a unicorn going around poking holes in your coils, and now you need a new fluxcapactitor thingamajoo "... And the average home owner would probably believe it. I did a favor for my neighbor just this morning, they are doing some excavation for a renovation outside. He asked me to disconnect his condensing unit so they can dig, 30 minutes later it was stored behind his garage. Grab my gauges, pump down the refrigerant into the compressor, disconnect lines and service, voila ! He was ready to dish out all the cash in his wallet, I of course declined, but regardless - If i was charging him I wouldn't ask for more than 60 bucks or so. Honesty in your work reflects what sort of man you are, coming up with crazy quotes for simply jobs is pure theft. -Alec

the m44s at aim go in and out of stock every week or two, i got an email the other day saying they will be coming back in stock very soon.

ouch! $169 @ aimsurplus, plus whatever your ffl transfer fee is ( 40-60$ ) http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?groupid=628&name=Russian+Mosin+Nagant+M44+7.62x54R+Carbine

Lmao

http://www.sgammo.co...munition/762x39 500 round case http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=AW76239MFMJ&name=WPA+(Wolf)++7.62x39+FMJ+20rd+Box&groupid=39 per box

If the walls are all open and you have the space, I'd recommend installing a conventional split system ( central air ). Sizing your new unit is very important, check out http://www.hvaccalc.com/main.asp , purchase the residential program. It's a step by step program that takes account all your parameters of your building and will give you your manual J calc. Though, typically 400 sq ft per ton old construction ( old windows/installation , etc ) 600 sq ft per ton new construction ( nice energy efficient house ) or just average out 500sq/ft per ton.

Them shoes are about the coolest thing in those pictures.

Beretta m9a1(92) with TLR1 Light, Hornady Critical Defense ammo

What the hell, I'm in.

STI Spartan 9mm http://www.dawsonprecision.com/ProductDetail.jsp?LISTID=80000AE1-1263828368

It should be noted that note all unions are created equally, the union at your local grocery store cant be lumped in with IBEW electricians, and general labor unions cannot be lumped in with pipe fitters unions. There is general manual labor, and there is skilled labor. There are people who get paid for what they know, and people who get paid for what they do. All contracts are created differently as well, some union jobs dont allow overtime at all, others after 8 hours a day, some after 32 a week, some after 40 a week. I work an otherwise normal sort of contract, we have overtime- but only after 40 hours per week. 2 weeks vacation a year, and 10 sick days a year. Seniority is one thing most unions have to deal with when it comes down to layoffs and whatnot, It sucks being the low man on the todem pole, but keep doing what you do and eventually you'll be there.

Truth, As a proud union member, I can't really pinpoint why the extreme hate for unions throughout the country. I can understand some aspects of it, But being part of a union, and a good trade, has put food on my table and paid my bills. It afforded me to buy my own home at 24, and live fairly comfortably. I've trained and studied for what I do and worked my a** off to get to where I am currently. People who express hate for unions, as Shawn said are business owners, Wal-Mart, and people who cant get in. Go where the money, overtime, and job security is people, Why wouldn't you? Don't like money or something?

Personally, I like using 115grain. I think the 115gr feels a bit " snappier " with the recoil, whereas the 124gr feels a little sluggish. Cant hurt that 115gr is a little bit cheaper typically as well. Just my 2 cents.

Yeh, it was a hot one today. Left with some sunburn, ouch! no biggie. Shot like crap today, as usual ! The Man vs Man knockdown side match was a blast! I would of gone alot further if it wasnt for them pesky triangles! As a side note for those who are regulars for sunday steel events, as per the newsletter the am - pm 2 session thing is no more, if you have 2 guns you will shoot them all in one session. Check the newseltter for more details

Bah.