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hd2000fxdl

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  1. Very nice, and to think it's a 100 dollar gun that you could blast 500 rounds off for 15 bucks. Harry
  2. They do have the Black ones in stock, the only problem is if you are looking for one in what you would consider the most popular sizes they are not available, but some of the others are. Harry
  3. Thanks for taking the time. Won't do it all, but printed it out and will try some of it. Worst part of when I went to the DR and he put me on the Lipitor, he told me when to take it and what to eat, When he finished with what my diet souled be, I said I can't do that, ALL the food he named to stay away from were all I ate and I'd starve to death. Again, appreciate it, I will work some of it into my diet. Harry
  4. Nice, I keep hearing about Dillon, Lee, Hornady and the others have great service as it come to stuff like that, makes me feel good about not really having to worry about poor CS when making my choice on what to get. Harry
  5. Not familiar with all the parts of reloading machines just yet, but here is a little trick to get a real nice smooth and flat surface. A piece of glass is probably the flattest thing your going to have that's nice and cheap also. If the surface is semi smooth and you just need to relieve just a small amount of material to get it true, you should be able to put some lapping compound on the glass and slide the part with even pressure in a figure 8 pattern. It may take a little while depending on the material you are working with, but it works very well. Harry
  6. I was just looking at some Lee setups today, had my mind set on either Dillan or Hornady but after a few comments that learning on a Lee and for the price it might be a good option. I only plan on loading 40 and maybe 9 to start with and the cost difference between what I was thinking about and the Lee I should be able to start loading sooner than I originally thought. I did have sticker shock with the dillan. Harry
  7. Great turnaround, I was 315 on my cholesterol, tried to change diet took omega 3 for a month and dropped it to 270 but the Dr said while that was good, it wasn't good enough and I am on Lipitor, probably for life, runs in the family. Triglycerides were still high and I added going to the gym an hour a day 5 days a week and all my numbers are now great. Wish i was able to do what you did, but different genetics I guess. Harry
  8. Hey Dark Night, if I am not mistaken, KpdPipes does have a badge, and while many of us don't like some of the stupid laws in this state and others that really make no sense and don't do anything to stop crime, they are laws and like the song says, Don't do the Crime if you can't do the Time. Harry
  9. Hey Jeff, welcome from Central Jersey. Harry
  10. The 1041171 code is still working, the other one isn't good anylonger. Harry
  11. I went by the CR recommendation of actually measure your self and than go up a size, First off, I didn't like what I found out, second If I had to do it again I would order the measurement of my waist and not add anything to it, actually I could have ordered my pants size and that would probably have been better and 4 inches smaller than what I ordered. Harry
  12. Not in any stores I have been in and that's only about 4 or 5 different states and with one of them being Arizona and they didn't have it there, I'd doubt it is in any of them. Harry
  13. Congratulations man. Harry
  14. Congratulations on the little one and my best to the one that did all the work. Harry
  15. No problem if they have ammo and the prices are good. Harry
  16. Not sure dude, but maybe subconsciously your actions are letting them know that's how you may feel. I have lots of friend that work in law enforcement in general and yes sometimes they can have a bad day, all of do from time to time, but they are just like you and I, they have a job to do just like you and I, they just chose a profession that with the right attitude can be very rewarding. Give you an example, you see an old couple on the side of the road with a flat tire, you pull over, help them out and fell like you did your good deed for the day, and they may insist you take something for your trouble, but refuse and just tell them to have a good day and hope someone would do that for you when needed. I'd bet there would be a few in here that would tell a little story about what they did and many of us you give them a +1 for that. Well someone in that profession can have them every day, and many other stories that can go up to saving a life, imagine how that would feel, on the flip side of that coin, it isn't the safest job in the world either, ask any one who has had to respond to a DV call, probably one of the top 10 most volatile calls you can get. It does take a different mind set to put yourself in that situation on a daily basis, and just like any other profession you have good ones and bad ones, but if you really looked at the numbers, there are more good than bad. Harry
  17. My daughter started a little over a week ago and she is 11, I have had her read all the safety rules, went from cover to cover with the NRA first step pistol book, and went over everything with her for quite a while before she ever went with me. Went over all the rules at the outdoor and indoor range with her and watch her like a hawk and point out anything so she doesn't learn bad habits. She loves it, she likes to shoot her Marlin 795, My Walther P22 and even let her shoot my Glock 19 with 1 round in it at a time and she did well, she prefers the 22LR over the 9mm, but she is not afraid to shoot any gun. Didn't let her shoot my 336A 30-30 because we didn't have it with us, but I would let her with some help from me fire a shot if she wanted just to get a feel for it. She also shot my lever action Marlin 39a but it's a tad too heavy for her compared to the 795. She does well, and pays attention to everything going on around her as well as everything she is doing, and to boot she doesn't mind cleaning the guns when we get home and can field strip all of them, a little trouble with the P22 with the take down tabs that are a little tight, but other than that, she can break them all down the right way. All depends on the child as far as age as others have said, but I think every child should at least learn how to properly handle, respect and not be afraid of firearms in general, if they like shooting, great, our next generation is borne, but if they don't at least they will learn that guns don't kill people. Harry
  18. Nope, good for as long as you don't move or change your name if your female. Harry
  19. If that was for me, yup, failure to keep control of my vehicle, didn't mind at the time either being after what happened to me I shouldn't been talking to anybody any longer. If i didn't have to go back to OH to fight the ticket I would have, but for the time and cost it would take me to do that it just wasn't worth it to me. If it was in NJ, I sure would have. Harry
  20. Good job man, you should put up a video of it running when you get her all together. Harry
  21. I'll tell you I used to get pulled over all the time when I was younger, I used to ride a 70 Chopper and another 74 chopper back in 84 - 86 in southern Kali, out there any person on a chopper was a patched club member, didn;t matter I wasn't or I was wearing a 3 piece suit and clean cut, I would get pulled over every single day, one day I was even pulled over 4 times on a little over 10 mile ride to work. The problem wasn't the way I rode or drove my vehicles, but a person on a chopper was to be stopped no matter what, the usual, DL and REG, didn't need to show INS being it wasn't needed back then but I still had it. Check for weapons, drugs, engine and frame numbers warrants etc. This was a pain in the butt, but guess what, I never copped and attitude (pun not intended) and I a few times where I seemed to run into the PO who was having a bad day and that was just the initial meeting, a few minutes into it we were BS'ing and telling each other to have a nice day. Fast forward to today, I won't jinx my self by stating when the last time I was pulled over, and I won't even jinx my driving record, but I did speak to a Ohio State Police Officer back in the summer of 08, and I did get a ticket (failure to remain in control of my vehicle was the jist of the ticket) and a handshake and a hug but not from the PO. I was riding my 2000 Harley in a bad rain storm from CO to NJ to make it back in time to see my daughter off before she went to visit her grandparents, well it was pouring and I came around a corner on I70 just about 10 miles from WV and hit something in the road that forced me into a tumble roll, slide, split (that hurt) at about 70 MPH and wrecked the bike. I was OK but the bike didn't make it, the PO said I was 1 of 4 that he had this happen to this week and I was the first person to speak with him and even make a joke or 3 with him, all the others didn't make it. Well the hug came in when the flatbed came to pick my bike up, well one of the 4 that didn't make it was his best friend and said he had to get one from me just wising it was his friend. Wild time, and not something I want to ever repeat but anyone who had been riding for any amount of time will go down, and if they said they haven't, well they are either lying, or it just hasn't happened yet but will. Oh sorry about that, got off track, To this day I may have had only 1 maybe 2 who no matter what I did weren't really nice to me. Harry
  22. Looking good, you write down the firing order?? lol Harry
  23. What was the average life expectancy 100 years ago, about 50 for a male and 54 for a female? Im 45, I want more than 5 more years. Harry
  24. Oh I don't care if I'm at the range, I just take a shower before I go to work and I'm not worried about it anyway, now what I am wearing at the range, that's a different story. lol I'll tell you I did have a funny thing happen this winter, normally I wear cowboy boots to work, but when it snows out, I wear a pair of black lace up boots with a great gripping surface on the bottom of them. Well it not only help out in the snow, they pick up 9mm brass from the range floor nicely also. Was walking down the step, no carpet on them, and I hear click, click every other step. Check it out and there are 2 9mm shells wedged in my boot. By the way, I'm a Manager in Air Traffic. lol Harry

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