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Yup! You bought my last one a few years ago, the Garmin 235 I think. You can have this one for $250.

Thats my story and I’m sticking to it.

Good shape, for sale. It’s the black in black with saphire glass fir sale. Overall good shape with normal wear through wearing for 2 years. All original stuff included. $275 pickup 08009 or I’ll ship for an additional $5.

I’ll take it if first doesn’t go through. Can meet anytime starting Monday, I’m 5 minutes away.

I’m on my phone so maybe I’m missing it, what are you asking and where is your location?

810 sold, Sage still available. Each in good condition. Benchmade 810 CPM M4 steel - $125 Sage III Carbon Fiber S30V - $80 Berlin, NJ 08009 Shipping $6 each

What can I say, I’m a sophisticated kind of guy. I like the finer things in life like drinking espresso and shooting Glocks sideways. I elevating the perception of the hobby.

P The NJ model is limited to single espresso shot capacity.

Bringing this back from the dead. You happy with the e8 after a year? Thinking about going with that model but there's a lot of refurbished ones so giving me a little bit of a pause.

Outside of an OTF Auto I feel the Benchmade Axis locks are the closest you can get to truly one hand opening AND closing. There's lots of knives that open one handed but very few that are truly easy to close with just one hand. I've only carried Axis Locks for the last few years for that reason, decided to get fancy and buy a Chris Reeve Sebenza with with Insingo blade and while using this weekend cut myself closing it one handed while on a ladder. Back to Benchmades for me... full size plain sebenza with almost no use may be up for sale soon! I paid ~ $85 for a Benchmade Griptilian on sale a few years ago (can't remember where). Regular street price you can find them for $100 pretty easily depending on steel.

Gel pads make a significant difference as well as what eye protection I use. I've switched all my eye protection to ESS Crossbow Suppressors when I'm using ear muffs due to the flat temples, the combination is just awesome. Here's a link to the eye pro that has finally made a full day at the range tolerable. https://www.esseyepro.com/Crossbow-Suppressor-ONE_287_detail.html

I have tried both the Aguila Super Extra SV and HV and it has been AWESOME in my .22 rifles and handguns. I only have the HV left and I'm in SJ so not much help, but agree that is has been super accurate in all my guns so far. Good luck and definitely worth a look. I've been using these guys a lot lately and find their pricing and shipping very reasonable, they have what you're looking for for $189/case or $.038 per round https://www.outdoorlimited.com

I placed an order for the 4moa aluminum railway last night. It will be used on a Gmr-15 but looks like it won't ship for another two weeks so no range report for a while. From all the reviews I've read it seems like it's great for competitions like steel and uspsa which is what my usage will be. I really liked how open the sight was compared to other red dots I've tried and it's pretty reasonably priced. Hope I like it!

I’ve used this guy in south jersey a few years ago and he was reasonably priced and easy to work with. https://bc-arms.com/

1. The speaker is actually pretty darn good on the full sized ones. I have the first and second generation ones and we use it more than my full size stereo as of late. Being able to connect multiple phones and seek out songs via voice activation is pretty handy. Also have a dot in my office and it’s fine for low volume talk radio while working. 2. The shopping list/to do list is AWESOME. Entire family is connected so whenever one of us gets to the supermarket or such we just check on our phones to see what is needed. O more calling or forgetting written lists at home. I’m a die hard list guy and this feature has made my life so much easier. 3. The ability to set multiple timers and alarms with voice commands is great, especially since I cook all the holiday and bigger meals in the house and it gets a little chaotic. 4. Voice activated searches and stuff is used occasionally but still kinda nice. I’m a huge advocate.

I think I’ll take a chance and show up tomorrow, thanks for all the input.

Thanks, any thoughts if the main powder guys will be there tomorrow or is the weekend best?

Thanks.

I'm trying to avoid shipping as I've been on a pretty silly spending spree lately and it's just easier to use cash and keep it off the radar. I figure it's about $255 from PV and $280 from King's. For $25 difference it's worth local payment if at all possible!

I'd need to get #8 lbs of VV N320 and would rather not have it show up in the mail. King's has the #4 lb jugs for $140, thoughts on potential to get this at this weekend's show for a better price? I went once during the great powder shortage a few years ago and was unimpressed, but that may not be a fair assessment.

That's a standards stage every month at quinton idpa.

I spent the $ and they have really made a difference in my long gun storage.

Is there a reason the rebate wouldn't apply if purchased from you?

Thanks, shot it this weekend and very happy. Wish I could have made the grip as aggressive and yeah, agree that it’s a definite need for the forend.

Here it is, while it's not opened as much as some of them it's super slick and will allow me to try my hand at quad loading to keep up with all you 3-gun ballers.