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Did you find this place on your search of the internet Mauser Harry

Now that would be nice, 5 7 10 15 yard stops would be able to work in a 53 footer. Cost of steel for the sides floor and roof and backstop would be a tad bit high though. Harry

,,,, Gotcha, looking at a CZ 75 TS at the moment so the Block wont' be an issue for long. Not getting rid of the 19 just getting something else to add to what I have. Harry

Wonderful, being new in here and looking forward to meeting the folks over time and now you do this to me?? Harry

Yea, she struts by, smiles wispers in your ear and offeres you some and you say naaa. Yea I see that happening. Harry

Just the powder dude, no collar. lol Well I don't have the FXD anymore, went to a weekend party south of Denver CO a few years ago and went down in Ohio on the way back in a rain storm at about 70 MPH. I did ok, just a skinned my elbows and I did a split in one the rolls and tumbles, Never remembered being able to do a split and I did know why I never kept trying after that. Still riding an 83 Shovel FXSB and an 08 Ultra FLHTCU real nice bark-a-glide. Harry

Get me thinking the same thing, I shuold just wait till September and start reading at page 30. Harry

Huh, that mag looks too big for 22 Shorts. Harry

Not from SAF but NRA I did, there was a check box that allowed you to have them not send you anything you didn't request, haven't received anything after that. Now i went and done it, I'll have some in the mail box just for saying that. Harry

Hartz flee and tick powder and Pepto and your good dude. Harry

In NJ you probably have to use a PP to get one. Harry

Saw the pants on her front and back, but when do we get to see the gun?? Hey Malusa, she had a face?? Harry

Nice job, not only coming in and telling us what you found, but the way you did it. Now go pay Paul (PK90) back and let him be who you purchase from. He won't steer you wrong on advise and based on my interaction with him on a purchase and every one Else's comments he will treat you right. Harry

Fake or staged is what I'm thinking. Harry

It's all where you are going to be happy, it's no fun going to a job you don't like. While the economy isn't great, and I don't want to put BMW owners at a different level, however from an outside perception the normal person who is in that market has either a little more disposable income or willing to leverage them selves a little further. Being that you have an in at the dealer, you might want to see the average commissions or how ever they pay the sale personal at that dealer and weigh your decision on that vs what you are doing now. Just remember the un written law, it's always easier to find a job when you have one than when you don't. Harry

Find someone that is from the area that you will be going to, my wife is Dominican and has no problems talking with anyone from Spain to Mexico but there are a lot of words that are used differently. Probably nothing that would get you in a pickle for the way it translates, but to be able to get your intended point across you best with someone familiar with the language of the region. I'd say send it to my wife being she owns a travel agency that also does immigration work and translations but she also does taxes so she is supper swamped for the next few weeks. By the way the translators that are available via Office products that translate via a web link IS NOT the way to go, just FYI on that. Wish I could help you but I only know enough to know what my daughter and wife are saying about me. Harry

I think we have all had days like this at one time or another, some day it's seems like it just wasn't worth getting out of bed, but when you do just remember the following: On your way home from work, stop at your pharmacy and go to the thermometer section. You will need to purchase a rectal thermometer made by Johnson and Johnson. Be very sure you get this brand. When you get home, lock your doors, draw the drapes, and disconnect the phone so you will not be disturbed during your therapy. Change to very comfortable clothing, such as a sweat suit and lie down on your bed. Open the package and remove the thermometer. Carefully place it on the bedside table so that it will not become chipped or broken. Take out the material that comes with the thermometer and read it. You will notice that in small print there is a statement: "Every rectal thermometer made by Johnson and Johnson is personally tested" Now close your eyes and repeat out loud five times: "I am so glad I do not work for quality control at the Johnson and Johnson Company". Feel Better??? Harry

Probably not, but check around there may be a TSB (technical Service Bulletin) or Recall on this is it's a common problem but I don't know VW's, last one I had was a 74 Supper in Kali back in 84 and you could do repair just about anything on the side of the road they were soooooo easy to work on back then. Harry

Just re-read the thread and noticed I didn't answer this, no pictures, but I'll post some up when I get to the range later this week. Harry

Ok went through all the posts so far. I'll do a good cleaning again on the gun. and try the test I mentioned earlier, I'll start with the other ammo I have into cardboard just as I did the last time. The ammo I was using is FMJ and and the gun isn't the Cadburry edition. Thanks for all the info, learned a few things already. I'll update what I find later in the week when I get a chance to get back to the range. Harry

I had some once fired ammo from them, but I really think what I was shooting was the new ammo. From what I read and what they sold me was listed as NEW ammo. Harry

Never noticed before, I was about 15 yards, and this was at the Friday Night Indoor match at the OBRPC, basically an indoor USPSA type of event, so I was the only person who put holes in the target that were not taped up. Another reason I did mention the indoor range is that there was no impact from wind. Harry

Well don't get on me for being new we all were at one time but I have a question about something that was noticed on my targets the other day. When taping targets I mostly see round holes, however after a stage I completed at the indoor range on Friday, I was questioned about the ammo I was using. It seems that the hole in the cardboard were more egg shaped than round. I don't reload, will in time, but was wondering what an egg shaped hole indicates. I'm thinking a bullet not traveling true. The ammo I was using was from USA Ammo, looking at the case it's WIN so thinking Winchester does have different grades I was thinking this was probably the same as the White Box stuff. Now I am starting to think it may be original stuff planned for the White Box but didn't pass inspection. I am shooting a Block 19, no mods, gun is cleaned and oiled after every day that I shoot, not too much or to little lube either, so I am sort of ruling out the gun but don't know if that's fact or not. I do have some other ammo types at home, about 4 different brands so I will set up some targets at the same distance the egg shaped holes were noticed before and fire only one type of ammo into each cardboard target to see if there is any difference. I am thinking that doing this I will be able to isolate the problem to the ammo and not the gun. So to the knowledgeable folks around here let me know what you think. Harry

Cool site, added to my list ammo places. Harry

Welcome to the Forum, Sayreville area myself but shoot Shore Shot now and again. Harry