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Should not be normal, should be 30 days, make sure Frank from the NJ2AS is aware as well as the NJSP firearms unit. I'd also talk to the Chief to see if there is anything that can be done and if no satisfaction there, call the mayor. Harry

Congratulations on the new gun. Harry

Very nice, your doing a good job. Harry

Just relax, put the cookies and milk out and get to bed.... Harry

A little late but I have a good excuse why I was gone for a bunch of days, either way, Congratulations and wishing for many happy years for both of you. Harry

Just found this, way out there from what is being looked for here but some pretty cool stuff and ideas. Modular Vaults & Safes Harry

I get scared when I get that low. Harry

Fantastic!!! Harry

8track or cassette? Wish I still had my R2R though. Harry

Get more, you say you only want 2 but there have been a dozen guns in the last few months that I would have jumped on in our market section just to have for what they were going for. Remember guns are an investment, yea, that it, guns re an investment. Harry

Have you called to find out what the hold up is, that should have been done on day 31. Harry

6 is very doable, actually if you buy on the first day they are issued you would have 24 extra days left over at the end if following the rule to a T and buying as soon as you were able to buy the next gun. I just did this for the PD I am dealing with because they didn't believe it. I used Jan 1st 2012 as the fist gun purchase and the dates work out as follows. Jan 1 #1 Feb 1 # 2 Mar 3 # 3 Apr 3 # 4 May 4 # 5 Jun 4 # 6 180 total would end on Jun 28, plenty of time to make up for if day 31 fell on a Sunday and you needed a NICS check. And yes I can use each of the permits and have a gun in mind already for each but cash is the problem. Harry

No worries dude, nice link and even it it has been posted before many may not have seen in, like myself. Harry

While you at it any chance of listing the guns that are available to rent and if you have a chance of renting a caliber and not just a single gun, or at least some special for FORUM Members. I mention this being that a lot of new shooters come in asking about this gun vs that one and almost every time we direct them to a place that had both or many in the caliber to shoot to not only hold them but shoot them, I just thing it's the right thing to do as a buyer and as a seller this service can add to a stores bottom line. Harry

I read it that the cost of the parts to set up the primer system from one to the other and the cost of a new 650 would only be 400 dollars different so why not just have 1 650 for small and 1 for large. I'll know more myself when I go from 40 & 9 to 45 down the road. Harry

Bob, this Saturday at OBRPC there is a USPSA style match dedicated to 22LR's. Take a look at the OBRAMS for more details, it's very relaxed competition wise but up there on safety as all other matches, and just one heck of a fun day. As Smokin50 Dave would say, it's about the most fun you can have with a 22. Harry

The Power Cop is Hornady, the Lock Out Die is RCBS I believe Harry

I was in the same boat, flipping the coin between the Hornady LnL_AP and Dillon 650 and being I have a friend that has loaded for a long time on the 650, the customer service, warranty and number of recommendations, add in the number of people we have Dillon's around this forum I went that route. I know matter what I have not made a bad decision and I doubt I would have made a bad decision if I went with the Hornady when it was all said and done. I'll know in about a week how I did with the decision, can you say, kid waiting for X-mas day?? Harry

As others said, if you have time get into reloading, I will have my setup here sometime next week but have been putting some things together over the last few months. That and as other have said, save your brass, what I have been doing is keeping it separated being I plan on starting with .40S&W and them move to 9mm and than 45ACP 3rd. There is a wealth of information from the members here and search you-tube for what you think you might like to get started with. I just went with the Dillon 650 with case feeder and other bells and whistles but if I didn;t have a friend who has been reloading for a long time that has the exact same press I would have gone with a single stage to start with rather than a progressive press, heck I can bet I'll have a single stage down the line anyway just to have one for rifle even though the 650 can do them I won't be loading that much rifle anyway. As other said get a book, Lyman 49th is what I picked up first and Speer and ABC's are next as well as a few others as I come across them. Remember the only stupid question is the one that not asked. Harry

No worries some of the people who just get here might not read all the threads so this may be new to a lot of people, like I said it's pretty cool and I like it, I just don't need any new toys right now. Harry

So you mention Thug Wannabe, a lot of time they are like a barking dog, all bark no bite, sometimes a little privet heart to heart talk can do wonders if being nice doesn't work. Family is family and there safety and well being comes first and foremost. Harry

They are cool but Pizza Bob beat you to posing it by little over a month. What else ya got?? Harry

On this it could be the type of thread locker you are using, you need to use one that is good for the surfaces you are trying to hold together. This can get problematic with normal house hold locktite you have if it a metal plastic bond. Another thing is all surfaces need to be clean and dry. I know all basic info but just want to bring it back to basics just in case it was missed. Harry

For anyone with roll-pin problems I would first get a new roll-pin and see how that works for you, over time with R&R'ing them they will size down, remember it's a clearance fit. As far as locktite, if you really need to go that direction I would use something along the lines of Purple, very light strength before using blue. You don't want to locking it in too bad where you need to apply heat to remove unless the heat from shooting was going to be enough and you were going to take it apart immediately after. Another thing is if you have a machine shop supply house they can measure the hole and give you the proper size to replace it. Most product specific parts cost 10 times what they actually cost just because, so supply house contacts can be very good to your wallet and most places if you were looking for 1 or 2 would probably tell you to just take them and have a nice day. Harry

You know you defiantly had a huge open door to step up, man up and say, ya know, I may have been out of line, or I was trying to say something else or at least sounded a little different than it came out to me, and say you were sorry and let move on, but to me you just stepped on your dick. Harry