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You're right. I don't have any knowledge of the porkroll industry. I'm only familiar with Taylor's Prepared Ham and not the knockoff brands like case's.

Cases is some bootleg commie knockoff crap and therefore his opinion is not valid.

Yellow mustard, on occasion I'll use spicy. Davys hot dogs in Mount Arlington is pretty good too.

That was one hell of a speech. I can't believe I've never heard that. Thanks for sharing.

The P220 carry is still a heavy SOB btw.

I plastidipped my hood, cowl, and fender because of fire damage. It looks like crap.

My dad bought one awhile back at Ramsey Outdoor FWIW

There is one master cylinder with two barrels in it, one for the front and one for the back on everything 1967 and newer. I need to change the master cylinder on my '65 to a two barrel for safety reasons. TBH, it is near impossible to see all of the brake lines on trucks and SUVs these days, while cars are a bit easier. It isn't unreasonable to have a rotted line above a gas tank and I've had to change those. It is also remarkable how corroded a line can be and still hold pressure as unsafe as it is. Also... lines replaced by a mechanic tend to rust quicker than OE lines. The lines you (and your mechanic) get from parts stores are coated carbon steel, and when bent sometimes lose their coating. Not as good as prebent carbon or stainless lines. I started using nickel/copper brake lines and it has been a life changing experience. Double flairs are stupid easy to make, the lines bend very nicely, and NO STEEL TO RUST! Even stainless steel WILL rust!

Cats are flakey. I've had cats all of my life. None of them were bad, but each one had their own personality. Some were super friendly and others were loners. IMO, you can't train cats like dogs.

S&W 3906 I didn't buy it, my dad inherited it. I wanted to love it. Stainless steel, full size 9mm, single stack, made by S&W, etc. I can't shoot it for the life of me. The trigger is that DA/SA nonsense that I hate, and is two stage at that. In single stage it is a long pull of slack until you get to the spongy release. Horrible. Plus it has a grip angle like an M9.

I always brought my stuff to Manx Cycle in Dover. Okay pricing on stuff IMO

I've known old timers to carry without a permit about 20-30 years ago when traveling.

My dad OC's in PA with a LTCF. People generally ask him stupid questions but nothing much farther than that. No issues so far. I wouldn't carry without a LTCF or equivalent CCW myself. Too many hassles and loopholes that can get you in trouble, and that isn't even including illegal harassment by the police. I'm not hating on cops, but stroll over to PAFOA and see how many people get harassed WITH LTCFs for OCing. Even if you are 100% legal it isn't unreasonable to believe you can wind up detained for a few hours while the police figure out what is going on. I'll wait for NJGFs resident OCer to show up in this thread. He has been carrying for quite a while and has more knowledge on the subject than I do.

Am I the only one who has the opinion that private schools are worse than public schools? I grew up in the hood, and it always seemed like the rich kids were into a lot more bad stuff than we were. Catholic high schools were the worst.

I believe one can still drive in a car with an out of state CCW open/concealed... and open carry without permit. I won't do that merely because if I accidentally cover I don't want to go to jail.

This is some pretty interesting stuff. I understand how you're interested with old technology that still serves a purpose. I'm deeply fascinated by the Voyager satellites myself. I will be very sad the day they go offline.

Wagoneers are station wagons.. But really cool station wagons. I would drive one. The only other wagons I would drive is a satellite turned Road Runner or Yenko clone wagon. Also, there's a special place in my heart for old Scouts. I would mall crawl a restored one without shame.

I'll also throw out that I'm pissed off that Fiat has this obsession with ruining old Mopar/AMC names. The Daytona, GTX, and RamRunner (cringe) trucks, and now Cherokee, Renegade, and Wagoneer Jeeps. WTF. I can understand the dumb names on trucks, but anyone looking to buy a FWD bias crossover POS doesn't care about a 30 year old 4x4 station wagon.

As much as I like to poke fun at Jeeps, and especially anything after Chrysler Corporation went down, I think they're pretty easy to drive IMO.

That website is dumb. They list everything in metric, from 45 ACP to 12 gauge.

FPSrussia. I remember I walked into Bullethole looking to buy a crate of 54r. I asked if they had crates and how much it would be. So they proceeded to wrestle open the tins and count how much was in there then multiply that by how much they sold the regular packs for. Mind you, I repeatedly said no thank you and it was 880 rounds total, the big number on the outside. They didn't listen, and 10 minutes later told me it would be $350 or something. This was when crates were going for $130. I'm not knocking them because they make a hell of a lot more selling the packs individually, but the math took about 10 seconds..

They're pretty yuppie these days. AC, power windows, nav, and the like. Jeeps are for girls now. I think they still have solid fronts which are cool. Probably not leafs anymore though.

*crickets* The enemy of my enemy is my friend. Go Penquins! (I think the series goes 6-7 games btw) Actually, thinking about it... are the Rangers playing the Bqstqn Penquins? Who won the cup in '72? (google it)

ChemEs wouldn't be too interested in stuff like this probably.. I don't know how well this stuff stores, but I don't see how WMO would break down much over a shortish amount of time. If this is your daily driver stuff should rotate quick. I really, really want an old surplus diesel generator but a pto Cummins would also work well. I don't know much about the engines as I steer clear of modern Mopars but I know they're fantastic for hillbillying

I haven't bought ammo in that store in about two years, but I never had to carry ammo in a plastic box.... The thing I like the most is just looking at prices, TBH. I think it is absolutely stupid that gun stores don't make the prices easier to read from the counter. It really isn't hard to write "Win. 223 55gr FMJ brass $ripoffprice/box" on a sticker.