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Just when I thought when he was using the gun to jab him in the neck being it had an orange mag in it it was a dummy mag, I see during the rest of the clip they are live mags. Wow, and then that at 4:40, yup we will probably see an injury down the road. Harry

You tell us..... :sarcastichand: Harry

SOP, taking them off line and backup power to maintain them until all systems check good is all. Harry

One thing we used to check after earthquakes is water lines, waste lines and double check all your windows and sliding doors for how they operate, doubt anyone in our neck of the woods will have any problems but some older homes could see some minor damage. Newest reports at the airport when I left was 5.9 at the center of the quake, only a 1.2 mile deep, and reports of feeling it down as far at Atlanta airport, as far north as Toronto, and into western PA, even had a report at a facility out in Ohio. Also if you anyone out by Denver saying they felt it, tell them it was a different quake, they had thee own around the same time frame. Harry

Me to, I felt 12 of them over the years I lived out there and only the second one here that I can remember but I do have to say, a lot more fun here being up in the tower at EWR airport, something about a tall minimally supported structure add to it, heck we feel the building moving with the winds every day but not used to bouncing like today. And to think, I could have been home with the OL having fun and said, hey I made the earth move. Harry

Will try and make it, and if this one gets rained out, at least it's less than 10 minutes from my house, unlike CJRPC last week. Harry

Check out Cabelas again, they should have 5 dollar shipping on orders over 99 bucks today, it ends at 2359 so hurry and check, wasn't sure if ammo was included but I just got a nice order of stuff and only 5 bucks, saved me a trip and some coin. Harry

Ok, Handgun to get to the Shotty, and when out of ammo, switch to the rifle. There, were covered. Harry

What Jon said, 4 you can get by but it might change your plan on where you reload. I had 5 with me, but my Walther P22 I need an empty mag to put the hammer down after showing clear so I only loaded 4 on all but the last stage where I used 5 but dropped the 4th mag on a barrel in front of me so I could use that at the end. I will be doing a mod on my gun so I get rid of needing the mag to drop the hammer, I just wanted to mention that in case your 22 was similar in operation. Harry

:facepalm: Harry

Here is some help for you: IRENE Harry

Oh yea he liked it, I said you should see my kick only Shovel. As far as the stop, nothing happened, just talked about bikes for a few, would have been nice if he had an extra coffee though. Harry

Never had one, don't really want one or need one but for our current and retired LEO's on the board, what's the deal with PBA and FOP cards. I got pulled over once in January on my bike, wasn't dong anything wrong, found out during the stop that the officer rode also and like my bike and wanted to get a better look. Well at first I though I did something wrong and I had my folder on the tour-pack open to get my license and registration and insurance at first and I just happen to keep a little over 2 dozen PBA and FOP cards with my paperwork. He noticed the cards and said I don't need any for this stop and mentioned that they wouldn't do me any good anyway being they most of them were old. I had current ones but some of the cards I had dated back to the 80's. I guess my question is, why not take an old card, would that not show a LEO that I don't really have a need to use them and I figure an old cards shows I am either a responsible driver/rider or just damn lucky.. lol Harry

Bring it.. Harry

I say be like Seinfeld episode and say, I'll take the insurance, full coverage because I going to beat that car up. lol Harry

Well I was flipping coins between the Hornady Lock-n-Load and the Dillon 650, probably more press than a new user should really start off with but I have friends who have had this press and can coach me and double check everything for me so while I feel confident I can handle the 650 out of the box I have additional checks and balances to make sure I am doing it right. As far as equipment, Tumbler with media etc, scale/scales, measuring equipment, bullet puller, case gauges, misc tools, a solid loading surface or bench setup, and the press and associated dies, shell plates, primer tubes etc. I figure when I am ready and if I only load 1 bullet it better be very accurate and hit whatever I want being it will cost between 1500-2000 bucks, should get cheaper after that. Note, these are my starting points and I am new and not even set up as of yet, but I think it may be a good starting point, also note I could get in a lot cheaper but I like to start with a quality product that will last me a life time and cry once about what I paid than buy junk. However not to say all lower cost items are junk, they are not but I know I want to load on a progressive press rather than a single stage, but from what I understand many who do start out with a single stage keep them even when they get a progressive for many reasons and I have not discounted the possibility I may have a single stage down the road myself. Harry

Go to your room, and no dessert either!!! Harry

Yup that’s the area Dave, Just not really sure if it's going to be on the church side of the bridge, or replace the old movie theater building that need to be knock down anyway. Seems they suffered structural damage when they were building the new 35 bridge. I can't really tell by the renderings that were sent to our homes in Sayreville, but the pictures look like it going to be a little city on that end of Sayreville and some nice waterfront scenery. Just hope it doesn't really mess up my drive up and down Main street every day, and Washington can't take much more traffic at different times of the day as is. Harry

I held off on the combo for now, I may in time load rifle calibers, but for now I will only be doing handgun and loading on a Dillon 650. I wanted to go the route of a press that can do both, but depending on how caliber conversions go who knows, I may just pick up a single stage for rifle down the road anyway. Harry

Thanks I just place my order and decided while I am getting a break on shipping and there is a small rebate I might as well treat myself to the 1500, I'll chalk it up to an early B-day gift for myself, think I need to start writing this stuff down, probably booked my early B-day gifts for a few years, probably need to live to be about 90 something for it to balance out at this time. Harry

No Joel, just too much time on your hands is more like it. Harry

Say it ain't so, hard to picture that with the way you shoot but at least you have video to see what you could have done different. That's one thing I wish I had on the few matches I have shot, hard to go over what I may be doing when I can't see what I look like. Hey I do have to say I have a great plan right up to the time I hear the beep also. Harry

I am about to start reloading and I have been saving all my brass knowing I will be reloading it in the future. I would say do the same, and even if you don't reload yourself, you can either score a few bucks selling your brass or if you have a GOOD friend that reloads maybe he can teach you and let you use their press or reload it for you and barter from there. Harry

Sure does, have done that for years on parts on bike builds, just wish places that do powder coating and chrome work would follow directions on surfaces that were clearance critical. Relieving new chrome or powder coat from surfaces S0ck, threaded holes not so bad but still.. arghhhh Harry

Damn short memory dude, You don't remember the newspaper article in here about a store opening in Sayreville?? Heck I think you were the 2nd or 3rd person to post in the thread asking about when the road trip was going to be. LMAO Harry