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What were the dates for this, I know I'll be camping at the racetrack out in Numedia PA for the AHDRA one weekend, but racing is racing.

Bob, minor loads and your own cast bullets and you're probably going to load .45 for less than I do for .40, and by quite a bit.

Heck Bob, you reload and that's a nice 6" 1911. Be good for USPSA also, so when you getting it??

Nice work Brian, when you going to work on a spinner???

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Well that's only 857,142 Federal 525 bulk packs..

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Good job, now go buy some ammo with the money you saved..

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Why and what could they possibly get sued for??? Not like mail order ammo sales to NJ residents is against the law..

Agree, nice job keeping the pistol pointed downrange.

Actually no I didn't..

I'm waiting for the National Enquirer's story on this...

Welcome to the Forum. Hope your meeting your friends out that way when it's not the "Bikes on Trailers" meet..

If you are going to change the battery yourself anyway, might as well do that now, you also said the tank looks good. I'd just do the battery change, squirt a little bit of oil in the spark plug holes and rotate the engine with the plugs out just to get a little lube on the rings and see if the bike will start and run, and if it does, how it runs and go from there. I will say, putting a fuel stabilizer in the gas and running the bike before you put it away for a winter or longer period of time is always a good idea, and if you did, you just may be in luck, if not, you may need a little work, but 6 years on a bike with low mileage like yours shouldn't be a big deal. By the way, where in Union are you?? As others said, hoses are a good thing to check and replace and real easy to do. As far as the tires, yes always be sure about them. If anything on a bike, Brakes and Tires should never be overlooked or corners cut, everything else won't get you into trouble, they will.. ;_

Please don't shoot the USPSA with that on,,, please... lol

Maybe, but I would rather have the media identify it as a hunting rifle (nothing wrong or taboo about that) than refer to is as an assault killing machine with the ability to except high capacity clips..

A shame, and what happens when children are not taught how to handle and respect firearms, especially when they are not secured properly. While I would have no doubt my 12 year old daughter could live in a house with loaded firearms and not ever have a problem, I am not willing to test that theory, nor am I inclined to risk the penalty of doing that. Regardless, I think all houses with firearms, the firearm owners should teach each and every person in the house how to properly handle each and every one and respect them, not have anyone fear them. Think we would all be better off if we all did this. Also if the firearm owner doesn't know enough to teach each person, they should take it upon themselves to get this training and/or bring the whole family to learn.

Nice looking gun..

I have had good luck with the following: Submit P2P application Double check my references received and returned the letters Call at the 2 week mark and check to make sure everything is in order and offer and assistance if needed. Call at the 3 week mark to see where and how things are going Call at the 4 week mark if I have not received anything. Most times I do not need to call at the 4 week mark being I usually have P2P's in hand by then. I would if past the 4 week mark if I was you, get the best update from the PD that is available. If there is not a satisfactory reason I would make an appointment to meet with the Chief. After that if I do not receive a satisfactory response or semi hard time-line, time to call the Mayor and have a chat. Also I would notify Frank or one of the other board members of the NJ2AS so they can do what they do. I really think of more people followed this time-line and we not afraid to challenge the PD's who drag their feet and/or add other forms that are not allowed, we as a community would be treated a lot better. I also think more pressure and accountability and the more problems identified will only help. While I do feel that staffing by the PD's is not adequate I would rather see this pressure either increase the staffing, or the state come to the realization that this is a waste of money and time and NICS checks at the time of purchase is all thats needed. Dreaming, probably, but do nothing and live with the system the way it is, isn't going to change anything.

I have no issues with the Federal bulk 525 packs when I practice and shoot my Walther P22, GSG 1911, Marlin 39A, pair of Marlin 795's, or my Taurus 94. Only issue I do have is the GSG 1911 during a steel match I sometimes get a F2F here and there. I think the ammo knows when I am shooting a match.. :unknw: Might bring some CCI with me to the next Steel and OBRAMS matches.

Get the shop manual for the bike and do it yourself. Battery, get a new AGM one if they have one for your bike. Tires, may or may not need changing, but I would double check for dry-rot first, and if they are good, tread depth. Carbs, was the bike setup with and fuel stabilizer prior to putting her away. Not familiar with the bike or the carbs, but you may be able to just pull the bowls and jets see what they look like, clean them up and pull jets and clean them and as much as you can to get her running. Might squirt just a little oil on the spark plug holes and rotate the engine a few times before you try and start her for real. Tanks sealed?? do they leak, is there a tank liner in there in the first place. You can always check a few radiator shops and see if they can do this for you. Also run some sea-foam though the bike and change all the other fluids while you are at it. As far as Frank's (Old School) breakdown, he's right, really not that far out of line with what they are doing, especially what shop labor rates are. Also if you don't know when the suspension was last services as well as a full service, seating head bearings, wheel bearing's & end-play etc, this might be the time to do it all.

Good, they got them with out anyone getting hurt.

I prefer Pocket carry, only thing I need to get used to at first is I move my phone to the other pocket and usually when I am going on a trip where I will be CCW'ing, I move the phone a few days to a week prior to get used to it.

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