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I'll borrow it off my friend, don't think I'm going to get it. I don't really play the online, I just like playing the campaign mode. I loved World at War's online though, I was pretty good at it lol.

Yeah, I thought he was Ed also.

Really depends on what you want, both are really good.

I'm sort of bored, and I was kind of curious what people would prefer if they could only pick either of these two repeating manual-action rifles. Now to qualify it, you can pick whatever model of either of those actions you want. Now, I know they have probably developed bolt action rifles in modern times that are far superior than leverguns, so I wasn't sure if I should exclude some of the newer ones, like the R700, or perhaps newer tactical bolt actions. Given the choice, I'm not sure which I would prefer. Though my bolt action of choice would be the K98k, there is something to be said for the higher capacity and rate of fire of something like the Winchester 94. But, I would imagine stripper clips would allow the K98k to be reloaded faster anyway, and it would likely be more accurate and have a more potent round... Anyway, what would you guys prefer if you could only pick one style?

What do they do?

I know the name, haven't seen his stuff. Didn't know he was a 2-A advocate. Though I did know he liked guns.

I didn't catch it, but then again I wasn't sure what I was looking for.

I just got a bunch of games, I didn't see a calculator.

Just curious if you guys had any recommendations regarding apps I could download, specifically ballistic calculators, just some other cool gun-related apps.

If I had some bullets, I'd reload some ammo, unfortunately I don't. Instead I'm just doing organic chemistry homework, and overseeing our preparations, and making sure that we don't get water in the basement.

She only wants the FID to sell her husband's guns? IIRC she doesn't need one, in which case, what does she have, and what does she want for it?

Lol, I'm not really looking for advice, I'm more curious what you guys think would be important in winter SHTF scenarios. Just a discussion and stuff haha.

It's fairly tight fitting, and I've run it in airsoft games with no problems, that's pretty much, IMO, a pretty good bench-mark for it's effectiveness, plus it was $35. Not a Pea-coat, they're far shorter. It's warm as hell, and is military issue, even if communist XD. As for the hat, I really like the Ushenka, I mean, that's what it was designed for, staying out in the cold for extended periods, plus, if you get too warm, raise the ears up, and you cool down a bit, but still keep some cover on your head!

In the 1960s some black-supremacists grabbed some M1 Carbines, and killed two people or something like that. That was the beginning of it. Plus, until recently the culture in NJ was that if you own a gun, you're the bad guy and should be ashamed of yourself, hell, most of the people in the state have never even had the opportunity to shoot, so that doesn't help the public support gun rights. But yeah, I'm pretty sure that event was the one that really triggered the anti-gun sentiment in NJ. Ever since then, people like Lautenberg just continually introduce new legislation, it's passed in a hush-hush manner, particularly as a knee-jerk reaction to events such as Aurora, and there's no time to fight it. Plus the state is so avowedly blue, that many pro-gun people will simply vote for the democrat, even if they hate their position on gun rights. Not to mention we try to mimick and outdo California's legislation haha.

What did you think of the gear I posted up there? In some of the fiercer storms we've had (like the ones a couple years ago) I managed to pick up shoveling work, and could go for 12+ hours with just that coat, a scarf, and my ushenka and gloves. Underneath I just wore a white undershirt and a thin hoodie and jeans. I like those coats though, they keep you amazingly dry. I don't get a bit wet, no matter how much slush or crap I walk through.

Haha, that's true, sadly all my money goes to school, and I doubt knowledge of genetics, resonance structures, or enantiomers or anything will help me survive!

I have no objections to that. My dad has been turned down several range-trip offers of mine due to being afraid!

Bought some nice sites off them, not only for a great price, and hell, I got them in two days, but he's even offering to help teach me how to zero them. Can never say enough good stuff about doing business with Frank!

So you don't think that something could happen between the months of November-March? I very well think that it would be important to know how to handle the unique challenges that happen when one isn't prepared in winter time.

Not that I would ever want to see it happen, or that I even think it is likely, but I've often wondered what a person in my position, young, little money, and with (apart from farming) relatively little survival skills would do (besides likely die). Now, whenever we envision these SHTF scenarios, on TV and stuff, it always seems to be summer-time, but honestly, I would imagine it being far easier to hide and survive in the summer. Winter is the real challenge. Not only the standard issues of what guns would be preferred for long term cold-exposure, but what could you do for food from the land? How would you prioritize carrying extra clothing? And how would you do this on a budget? For one, I already have the outter wear I would use, and that I do use whenever it's snowing. http://www.armynavydeals.com/asp/images/product_images/bgermgreato1.jpg ...As well as an Ushenka, though mine's a little nicer than this one is. http://guidepetersburg.com/uploads/image/%D1%83%D1%88%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BA%D0%B0.jpg Other clothing preferences of mine, thin wool gloves underneath leather, insulated ones. doesn't restrict movement too much, but is warm....But then again, I could be doing this all wrong!

Wait... How did I forget my favorite rifle of all time. An M14. Damn that's a sexy gun.

I have the target from my first time shooting a centerfire rifle. VZ-24 at 100 yards with 1950s surplus 8mm ammo...Iron sights Oh, and if anyone asks why there are 6 shots in the target for a 5 round rifle, the range I was at was in PA, and we could only have 3 rounds in the rifle at a time. That's 6/6 XD

Okay, for those who know, I'm organizing a first-shoot for Rowan Students in conjunction with NJ2AS. Now, it's a fairly long ways off, but we had a lot of people express interest, and naturally the more instructors we have that can volunteer their time, the better. I was considering trying to get a rifle certification or something in order to help out, but I know nothing about the costs associated, how long it takes, or anything like that.. I was hoping to try and do it over the Christmas break. Anyway, if people can give me some information, I'd really appreciate it, since It's something I want to do anyway, but I have to ensure I'll have the time and money to get it done.

It's not quite a catch-all, but South Jersey is a different animal than North Jersey. Even *most* of the democrats down here don't have an issue with firearms. Why just 20 minutes ago I was speaking to one, and he said he doesn't think there needs to be any more gun control laws. In fact, the turn out was fantastic, and so far I've heard nothing but positive stuff for it. As for making myself an outcast, that's not too likely since I tend to be a really friendly guy, but in some ways I'm fairly liberal socially, so most of the things that people give me crap about doesn't really apply. I mean honestly the one main thing that will greatly motivate me to campaign against a candidate is if they want to infringe on gun rights. Other issues (besides economic policy and things) I'm not t0o concerned about (IE- gay marriage.)

Get in touch with the NJ Second Amendment Society, we can see if we can do something. Right now we're looking for certified instructors and sponsors. We've had some amazing success, so far we have at least 35 interested in attending, and we only made the announcement on Friday.