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Rob0115

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  1. Will you promise never to vote to curb my 2a freedoms or for any candidate that would impose state income tax? In other words will you never vote democrat? If you agree to those terms then welcome to Florida. Ok here’s your chance to recruit 2a people so we can maintain our super majority and you’re warning them off. All 2a people as the official Florida recruiter, well self named official recruiter, please come to my state. Lastly since healthcare care is important the Mayo Clinic has established a major presence in Jacksonville. Moving after many years in the same home is no joke especially if you downsize, and traveling distance. In my case we owned the house for quite sometime before we moved so we knew the area well. Also the house was fully furnished decorated and functioning before we left our primary home in N.J. We donated nearly all of our furniture to a battered women’s charity sans a few small bits I decorated my place in NYC with. Still moving boxes full of holiday decorations, glassware, dishes, kitchen items, clothing and only a few large things (tools, green egg, etc) cost about 5k. Relocating nearly 300 firearms, reloading gear and accessories was no small feat either, cost me real money. On top of that I had to ship a car and my motorcycle for another 1900. In other words it’s more logistically complex than moving across town and it’s more difficult if you’re selling and buying in a tight window of time Spend some real time deciding what’s necessary to move vs what you’d buy over again. There are so many things to consider after many years in the same place including mailing address change, etc. it’s a big list and good luck to all I hope you find a happy place to enjoy your years.
  2. If you don’t have an SBR in any caliber that’s the way to go. I have done a dozen assorted length and calibers over the last three years. 5.56, .300, 6.5G, .458 Socom, 9mm. Apply for a suppressor at the same time. 300 and 458 are awesome suppressed.
  3. I’m with you my Gen 3 34 is fantastic and I to have had in a variety of configs.
  4. I had my old 92 completely redone by Wilson. It costs the same as buying an entire gun from them but it’s awesome. I have 2 WC and 1 WC compact. They’re amazing. If they do an a3 I’m in. Here’s my DE fiddy on instagram after dehorning, trigger work, adjustable hi viz sights, new grips and a paint job. And I know it’s upside down
  5. If you’re getting a beretta get a Wilson combat version.
  6. Ahh mine are all out of the house. Enjoy it while it lasts.
  7. Funny I just copy and pasted that into a text to my wife. She laughed and commented that I’m lying about cleaning my guns. I replied in a perfect world you’d clean those while waiting for my laundry to dry. At that point, based on the response, I may have gone over the line.
  8. Since it's all around guns....yes.
  9. Agreed, I derive no satisfaction from it but it's a necessary evil. It's tantamount \ enjoying washing clothes you played basketball in.
  10. That looks like my breakfast......only subsititue in pancakes.
  11. My blood is good.
  12. My nearly daily breakfast is two pancakes three eggs over easy and bacon. The pancakes replace two slices of bread and I eat like a sandwich—it gets messy but great. Lots of real black Canadian maple syrup.
  13. Not that I know of but I’m am definitely not the last word on what’s available.
  14. Doesn’t RTSP have a simulator?
  15. Rob0115 replied to USA123's topic in General Discussion
    Really sorry about Max, all us long time pet owners know the pain of parting with furry family members. In a word—it sux. Take comfort in knowing you provided him a great life.
  16. Wow real nice. Makes me remember I need to check in with my mike and see how my .223 is coming along.
  17. What if they have an issue with the police and they impound or ask for safe to opened? Why not just play it above board? What if the entire safe goes missing? I’m sure you’ll get paid the value of the safe. What if there is damage to the contents after they drop the safe from the lift gate? My guns are my problem having someone unknowingly transport them seems a bit unfair to them. It’s not in my nature to take advantage of or put someone else in a awkward situation.
  18. Potentially nothing. However what if something ends up missing? What if the truck has an issue and they get searched? Why wouldn’t you disclose it?
  19. I have quite a few bits from them. Quality and value is tough to beat.
  20. I received an email with the special information no code required. 20% off ACT trigggers as well.
  21. You need an FFL soon.
  22. This is so cool. I have a short ar suppressed 458 but this is oddly so cool.
  23. Att will give you hbo even without directv now.

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