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Good Idea, wonder what normal polo shirts with the back done like a normal silk-screened back and option for front silk-screen or embroidered front for name/forum name.. Harry

Exactly what I was thinking also, maybe sometime next year after I get some more practice, and hopefully trim down a little, for now I'll sport one of my NJGF T-'s. Harry

It's hard to find this at the moment, N310 and n330 is around as well as other V.V. products but the 320 is sold out at most places, Also Natchez has N320 listed as available but if you click add to cart it changes to n330, already told CS there about the bogus link and yes they are sold out also. However I did find some, only 1# containers are available but it's better than nothing and at a slightly reduces price, no sales tax and you can pick shipping (FedEx or UPS) and they were the same price, and HazMat was a flat 25 bucks. Wish they had the 4# containers but with how scarce the N320 is right now I figured I would pass this along for anyone looking for it. Here is the Website: N320 Harry

No kidding, but just checking your google-foo, were you searching you Safe Model or were you searching the Lock Model. If it was both and you get directions and you change you combo yourself make sure you post it up on here and one of the forums so others who run into this can find out how to do it. Harry

If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try, try again. Harry

That;'s good that they will do that for you, but while your getting that info, you might want to try plugging that info into the news groups and see what pops up, it's amazing what the news groups will have when you looking for product specific help, and also post replies on how you made out or what you did to make it work, its all of us in the news groups and forums that make them what they are. Harry

Ya know Jeff, i's be right neighborly of ya to post up the address to your pad and maybe an invite, dillo eggs for appetizers would be good also. Harry

Sounds nice, but are you looking to just move the NJGF T-Shirts over to the style like the teams use, I like my T and need to loose more of the gut to wear one of the other shirts,, So is this more to promote more people shooting together from the forum and maybe making informal squads or just as a way of promoting the forum and getting more like minded people together. Harry

There have been many revision to the SS Card, and some: I got a replacement in 76 so I don't have my origional. Here is the SS Card revisions: There are currently 50 different versions of the Social Security card, all of which are valid. Until 1976, original SSN cards and replacement cards were different. The following chart lists the changes in the SSN card with effective dates. DATE CHANGE IN SSN CARD 2011 Thirty-fifth version of the SSN card (08/2011 revision). Beginning 08/11, a square 2D barcode of the control number appears immediately to the right of the control number on the back of the card. 2007 Beginning 04/07, the date the card is issued is printed under the signature line. Beginning 09/08/07, the number holder’s name is always printed on two lines, with the last name printed directly below the first and middle names. Thirty-fourth version of the SSN card (10/2007 revision). This version of the SSN card includes additional security features. Some of the more recognizable features are: A unique, non-repeating spiral design, replaced the existing marbleized pattern. The new pattern is the same or a very similar color to the current background and continues to be erasable. Color-shifting inks were added to the face of the card; very recognizable since it is used in currency. A latent image on the face of the card, visible only when the document is viewed at specific angles. 2006 Thirty-third version of the SSN card (11/2006 revision). The left side of the SSN card carrier includes an explanation of the date printed under the signature line on the SSN card. The right side of the carrier provides instructions for signing the card. 2004 Thirty-second version of the SSN card (03/2004 revision). The language, “DO NOT CARRY IT WITH YOU” is added to the face of the card and the anti-copy VOID pattern is removed. In 04/2004, the restrictive legend, “VALID FOR WORK ONLY WITH INS AUTHORIZATION” is changed to show INS change to DHS. 2002 Thirty-first version of the SSN card (12/2002 revision). Instructions were updated for clarity and to ask that the NH report changes in name, U.S. citizenship, or alien status to SSA and not allow others to use the SSN. The instruction “do not carry it with you” was added to the back of the card. 1999 Thirtieth version of the SSN card (06/1999 revision). Corrected the SSA address to which cards should be returned. 1995 Twenty-ninth version of SSN card (04/1995 revision). Has SSA's new seal on the card. 1994 Twenty-eighth version of SSN card (01/1994 revision). Language on the card tells NHs to “Keep card in a safe place to prevent loss or theft.” 1992 On 09/14/92, SSA began showing the legend “VALID FOR WORK ONLY WITH INS AUTHORIZATION” for aliens with temporary work authorization. 1988 Twenty-seventh version of SSN card (01/1988 revision). Anti-copy VOID pattern was added as a security feature for the card. 1987 Twenty-sixth version of SSN card (01/1987 revision). Same as prior version, with slightly darker shade of blue ink on the back of the card and stub. 1984 Twenty-fifth version of SSN card (04/1984 revision). The card is the same as the prior version with the instructions reformatted. 1983 Twenty-fourth version of SSN card (10/1983 revision). SSA began issuing a counterfeit-resistant SSN card (on blue banknote paper with randomly placed, colored planchettes on the back). 1982 On May 17, 1982, SSA began annotating SSN cards issued to aliens assigned nonwork SSNs “NOT VALID FOR EMPLOYMENT.” Twenty-second version of SSN card (06/1982 revision). The card is the same as the prior version. The SSN was removed from the card stub. Instructions add information about the legend on nonwork SSN cards. Twenty-third version of SSN card (09/1982 version). The card is the same as the prior version. 1981 Twenty-first version of the SSN card (04/1981 revision). The card is the same as the prior version. 1980 Twentieth version of the SSN card (05/1980 revision). The seal is changed to a DHHS seal. 1976 Nineteenth version of SSN card (04/1976 revision). The card is the same as the prior version. The stub size is smaller. There are fewer instructions and they are printed in blue ink. 1974 Eighteenth version of replacement SSN card. This was the last version of the replacement SSN card. Thereafter, original and replacement cards look the same. 1972 Eighteenth version of SSN card (01/1972 revision). The legend, “Not For Identification” was no longer on the card (shown from 1946 to 1972). A large DHEW seal was in the middle of the card. The format of the stub was changed to envelope size (the card was a small two-sided tear-off of the stub). The instructions were expanded on the back of the card and stub and were in black ink. 1970 Seventeenth version of SSN card 1961 Fifteenth version of SSN card (09/1961 revision). The card and stub were revised to read, “For Social Security and Tax Purposes -- Not For Identification.” The instructions on the back were in blue ink. Seventeenth version of replacement SSN card (11/1961 version). The card and stub were revised to read, “For Social Security and Tax Purposes -- Not For Identification.” 1959 Fourteenth version of SSN card (05/1959 revision). The card and the stub were the same as the prior version. Instructions added information that a woman should contact SSA when she reached age 62. The instructions on the back were in black ink. 1958 Sixteenth version of replacement SSN card (10/1958 revision). The card and stub were the same as the prior version. Instructions included information that a woman should contact SSA when she reached age 62. 1956 Fourteenth version of replacement SSN card (03/1956 revision). The card and stub were the same as the prior version. Instructions included information for the NH to get in touch with SSA if totally disabled. Thirteenth version of SSN card (04/1956 revision). The card was the same as the prior version. Instructions on the back of the card said to get in touch with SSA if a worker became totally disabled. Fifteenth version of replacement SSN card (04/1956 revision). The card and stub were the same as the prior version. Some cards may have been printed with 04/56 revision date (rather than 03/56). 1954 Eleventh version of SSN card (02/1954 version). The seal on the card was changed to a small DHEW seal. Twelfth version of replacement SSN card (02/1954 revision). The seal was changed to a DHEW seal. Twelfth version of SSN card (07/1954 revision). The card was the same as the prior version. There were small changes in the instructions on the back of the card. Thirteenth version of replacement SSN card (07/1954 revision). The card and stub were the same as the prior version. Instructions on the back of the card and stub used the term “field office” rather than “district office.” 1953 Tenth version of SSN card (04/1953 revision). The card was the same as the prior version. The instructions on the back of the card were revised. Back also showed: “Department of Heath, Education, and Welfare, Social Security Administration”. Eleventh version of replacement SSN card (04/1953 revision). The card was the same as the prior version. Instructions on back of card were changed. Back showed: “Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Social Security Administration”. 1952 Ninth version of SSN card (01/1952 revision). “Signature” instead of “Worker's signature” appeared on the card and stub. Tenth version of replacement SSN card (01/52 revision). “Signature” rather than “Worker's signature” appeared on the card and stub. 1949 – 1951 Printings of the 06/48 version of the SSN card had a header “Social Security” with a small SSA seal between the two words. 1949 Ninth version of replacement SSN card (07/1949 revision). The card was the same as the prior versions with the “Social Security” header. 1948 Eighth version of SSN card (06/1948 revision). Some cards were the same as the prior version; others had a new header, “Social Security” with a small SSA seal in the header between “Social” and “Security.” There were variations in the printings of this version. Seventh version of replacement SSN card (03/1948 revision). The card had the Social Security Administration seal instead of the Social Security Board seal. Back of card showed, “Federal Security Agency, Social Security Administration”. Eighth version of replacement SSN card (10/1948 revision). The SSA seal appeared as a slightly stippled design in the same shade of blue as the rest of the format. Instructions on the back of the card and the stub were printed in blue ink. 1946 Seventh version of SSN card (01/1946 revision). The seal was now the Social Security Administration Seal and both the card and the stub bore the legend, “For Social Security Purposes Not For Identification.” The back of the card showed, “Federal Security Agency, Social Security Administration”. Sixth version of replacement SSN card (01/1946 revision). Both the card and stub showed, “For Social Security Purposes--Not For Identification” across the bottom. The back of card showed, “Federal Security Agency, Social Security Administration”. 1944 Sixth version of SSN card (07/1944 revision). The same as the prior version, except the left edge was straight and the form number (“Form OA-702”), and the revision date (07-44) appeared in the lower-left corner of the stub and the back of the card. Fifth version of replacement SSN card (07/1944 revision). The card was the same as the prior version. “Employer's name” was no longer preprinted on stub. 1943 Fifth version of SSN card (04/1943 revision). The card looked the same as the prior version. Instructions on the back of the card were expanded. 1942 Fourth version of replacement SSN card (12/1942 revision). The revision date was printed on the back of the card. The legend, “employer's name” was pre-printed on the stub. Preprinted information on the card and stub was in blue ink. Instructions (in black ink) included information about name changes. 1940 Fourth version of SSN card. The preprinted “date of issue” was eliminated. “Employee's signature” changed to “worker's signature.” The stub had the SSN preprinted in red. “Federal Security Agency” was printed on the back of the stub. Instructions said to show card to employer. Third version of replacement SSN card. The card was the same as the prior version. The stub had a box designated “worker's name and home address.” 1938 – 1940 Third version of SSN card. The card itself was the same as the prior version, but there were some variations in the printings. In some printings, the SSN was printed on the stub; in others, it had to be typed-on. In some printings, the stub had preprinted spaces for the NH's name and address. First version of replacement SSN card. On the back of the card, the form number was shown as, “Form OA-702 DUP.” The card format was the same as the original SSN card except it was light green and had “DUPLICATE” printed diagonally across the face in red letters (green letters for those used by RRB). There was a Social Security Board seal in the middle of the card. The left margin was not perforated. The back of the RRB version showed only “RR” in large letters. The cards did not have a stub. Second version of replacement SSN card. The preprinted information was in blue ink. “Duplicate” was not printed on the card. On the back of the card was “Form OA-702.1.” The date of issue was omitted. All printed information was in black ink. The back of card had, “Federal Security Agency, Social Security Board”. 1937 – 1938 Second version of SSN card. Same as the first version of the card. The stub had a centered legend “For Office Use Only.” 1936 First version of SSN card. No form number and no revision date. The preprinted information on the card face was in blue ink with a Social Security Board seal (in a lighter shade of blue) in the center of the card. The SSN was in red ink. The date of issue was typed on the card. The card had a “stub” to type-in the mailing address. (The stub was to be put away for safe-keeping.) The left edge was perforated. The card had a curved header showing “Social Security Act.” Under the header was “account number.” Preprinted legends “date of issue” and “employee's signature” appeared. The instructions on the back were in black ink. Harry

Jon, I'll be getting a Crono in the next month or so myself so OB will be an option also. Harry

I have said it before, at the 1 or 2 week mark double check with you references see if they got the letter and returned it, either way at that point, double check with the PD and see how it's going. Check on the status and what has been completed and what still need to be done and if there are any issues ask what you can do to help. I do this and I'll get my stuff either right at 30 days or just a few days over but not more than 5 weeks total. Harry

By the way, what town is your friend trying to get his FID from?? Harry

Welcome to the Forum Harry

Nice job Paul. Harry

If he wants to waste money tell him to buy me us all ammo (i'll take a some .40S&W) , will do just as good as the lawyer will do getting him a FID card. Harry

You all are doing well with this. Lol Harry

It doesn't. Harry

Thanks for the info Bob, I keep wanting to get up there to shoot one but I never have the time off with how crazy it is here at work. Have a good time and a Happy B-Day to your Mom. Harry

I was wondering who on the forum this was?? LOL Harry

Good choice to use that on a rimfire gun, but with the P22 you should be able to pull the trigger with the safety on and it has the same DA feel but without moving the firing pin. Also for anyone using the P22 for practical shooting sports I would recommend doing a few mods on the gun, and the first on being the magazine safety so you can pull the trigger and drop the hammer like a normal gun and not have to insert a mag to do that. Harry

Yup, had that bike, she and I parted ways in Ohio doing about 65-70 MPH on the way back from Colorado for a weekend party a few years back, Insurance from the totaled bike did well for me to pick up the 08 FLH. Only thing left on that bike is the picture in avatar but you can hardly see it being it's being locked by a picture of my real Harley, my 83 Kick only Shovel. Harry

I have never had a problem, also on that note I have never had that great experience to write about either, I do get a discount on some things being a member of OBRPC but I was just asking being from my house to there is about a 10 minute walk so it's convenient and was only looking for a little bit of powder, but it seams that N320 is sold out at most of the online sites I have seen, and some of the ones who did have it for a 1lb container to try it out with hasmat and shipping it just isn't worth it. Harry

I agree, they were set one, and there has to be a way to change them, is there a manufactures name or p/n# on the lock anyplace? Also you might want to call around to a few local lock smiths and ask them, they might be able to tell you or change it for you, or at last resort replace the combo unit with a new one. Harry

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I don't remember if I need it back in the 80's or 90's for my PA ID but post 911 and after electronic finger printing started here I have needed my SS card, also sucks that they are only good for 12 months rather than the 18 months that they were before, the only thing I do different than a lot of other is I skip my Customs Seal, never saw a need for it being I can't display an ID over there if I am traveling, and actually it's against the LAW to bring a PA ID out of the country anyway but I do keep my EV Priv. Harry