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hd2000fxdl

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  1. Haven't heard anything and I also haven't talk to Ira for a while so I don't know anything at this time but as far as location I thought it was going to be around the Marlboro area. Harry
  2. While my buds in the bike community I will bust there chops (required in that circle of friends and must have very thick skin) I wouldn't do that to the folks in here, I in my work life are one of the few people I know that NEVER forget Where I Came from. Sorry to take the joke to a serious note so I now return you to our regular scheduled fun. Harry
  3. Ok, your choice and I'm not going to try and change it so we can let that be, but I will say, as you get more familiar and more involved keep an open mind is all I will say on that. by the way I was not mocking you at all. As far as storage, you have gotten a lot of good info, the only reason I asked about children under the age of 18 in the house is you would then be required to make sure they are not accessible by them, that could mean big heavy safe, to original box and cable lock or trigger lock, anything that will keep them from getting hurt. Myself personally I like that my daughter 11yo going on 12 in a few weeks shoots with me, knows the 4 rules of safety and will watch other to make sure they are follow the rules, bless her little heart. My wife also just started shooting with me and now I have a house that each and every person is familiar with guns, respects them, handles them properly and is not afraid of them at all, as it should be. Welcome to the forum and stick around, a great bunch of folks here, a great wealth of information and I want to check back with you in a year and see if you view may have changed. Harry
  4. You know it's always hard to tell how someone is really saying something when it's just typed out, just a inherent thing we have to deal with on the forums but I took it more along the lines of the T-Mobile commercial, you know the one where the guys phone stops just as the basketball player was going to dunk it, get a new phone, sees the rest and calls his mom and says "In your Face" Could be wrong but thats the way I took it. Harry
  5. I sure hope no one goes and googles that.. Harry
  6. Please do, and I'll share with you in about another 5 years myself. You looking at the Catawissa area?? Harry
  7. Why not? just wondering why you would be opposed to being able to protect yourself if someone were to break into your home, and please don't tell me I am in a low crime area because it really not a valid reason, everyone has the chance to be robbed, or attacked in their home. Remember is not a privilege to protect yourself in your home, its a right. As far as the storage, do you have children in the home under the age of 18 because that WILL dictate what is required, not as far as type, but access. Harry
  8. Hollow points are not illegal anyway unless your committing a crime, so don't commit a crime and your good. Harry
  9. Must be nice to live in the Free America. Harry
  10. I can picture it now, hair roller prices go through the roof. Something you don't see every day, and good thinking up new and innovative way to do things. Harry
  11. Nice job Anthony. Harry
  12. Just wait, it will be back as it comes out a few times a year. Harry
  13. Here is what I found on a quick search.. Anne Patterson Harry
  14. Here is a link to building your own bunker, it's easy to set up and not sure if all but you can bury some of these. I want one, would work out nice on my property, not sure of the cost or what I would do with it, but I like it. Concrete Canvas Harry
  15. They used to, I think my origional one did that I got in 84, my current one doesn't have it being I have had to get it updated with my address change. Harry
  16. Congratulations on quiting smoking, it's tough to do and keep with it, I can also put up with the reast of your comments and agree but I have to draw the line at the iPhone comment. Harry
  17. Fixed that for ya, he said he keeps it in a BIO Safe. Harry
  18. Well now I know who I am talking to here, nice to put a face to the name especially being I have shot the indoor matches with you the past few months, I'm the new kid that Ramon has been meeting at the matches to help me out with pointers. Should have some videos of you shooting your revolvers in some matches up on youtube, always like watching and shooting revolvers. Keep offering Ramon my other guns mags and holsters to get back into shooting and so has Mike D but we haven't swayed him back into it,,, YET. Harry
  19. Fantastic, I'll have to check them out, thanks for the info. Harry
  20. Yea, it was a fun day, would have liked to be off work and been able to shoot the USPSA match but can't complain that the OL and I had a fun time shooting. She shot her Ruger MKIII Hunter for the first time, My Walther P22, the Marlin 795 and 39A, and a few shots with my Glock 19 and CZ 75-TS in 40 Cal, not a bad 1st day, fun had fun, shot well, didn't argue listened and remembered all the safety rules. We also took a ride over at the tail end of the USPSA match so I could show her what that all about, she liked it and would come when I shoot but at this time would rather just shoot at the range but isn't opposed to maybe trying it one day. Now my daughter thats another story, she want to shoot the matches as soon as she is ready, think I will have to take a look at the OBRAMS rimfire matches, think that would be a good place for her to lean in a few years when she is old enough (reminds me, have to find out what the age limit is for then) Here is the kicker, I like my wifes Ruger better than my Walther. Harry
  21. Very nice, motor sounds good, winds up real nice. Must be a blast skimming over the water like that, think you draft might just be a few inches when you full throttle. Good job. Harry
  22. Nice job jOn, I learned on rifles with scopes back in the early 70's and have been out of shooting for way too many years. Just got back into it this past winter and I wanted to just play with iron sites and also teach my daughter and wife on irons first. I think it's a better way to learn and they are doing well, even if they didn't do well, they are learning the proper way to handle and respect firearms but it's a proud day that I have brought my 11YO into the community and my wife and they both enjoy it very much, so 2 more shooters in NJ added to the list, 1 with FID the other waiting till she is old enough. Harry
  23. Well don't go by my opinion, Tech sites in the right hands would do a lot better than mine, but I have had some nice groups at 50YDS, on the 10" target at 100 a little scattered but all on target. But like I said, put my gun with tech sites in the hands of someone who knows how to shoot and I'd bet they would have no problems at 100YDS or more. I will say my 39A with scope is very good but my daughter and now my wife (as of yesterday) likes the weight of the 795 over the 39A but had fun shooting both. Harry

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