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I wasnt sure if there was a specific match for first timers timers. I am very interested. I will try and finagle my schedule. Vlad, I will PM you if I can make it, if you don't mind bringing some shotgun accessories for me.

I am intrigued.... I have never shot a 3 gun match (any match besides static/knockdown steel comps). Are first timers welcome? What kind of shotgun ammo is needed? Anything I need to do before hand? Aside from pistol, shotgun, rifle, what kind of equipment is needed? How much shotgun ammo do you generally have to carry to the line? (I have a rifle and pistol rig, would need to add a way to carry gauge ammo).

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They both worked. In a pinch either will keep your rifle going pew pew pew... I should bottle it and sell it as the new wonderlube!

I have seen the following used on the AR: WD 40 3in1 oil Motor oil Sewing machine oil Urine Saliva Vagisil Butter/margarine Sunscreen Olive oil Astro Glide They all kept the gun running, after a fashion - just about anything wet and slippery works for a while. The bottom line is, does it work the best for my application? A lube that works great as a lube for 10,000 rounds, but bakes on and is hard to remove, is useless. A lube that is easy to clean, but wears off after 30 rounds is equally useless. A lube that crystallized and gums up the action of a weapon that isn't immediately wiped down offer shooting, is not good. I have heard of quite a few people reporting that their weapons are getting locked up after using FireClean before shooting, then storing their guns for a while. I know a few agencies having this issue with FireClean used on agency guns that are carried often, but shot little (patrol rifles and shotguns). They need to spend an hour before a bi-annual qualification stripping the guns down and scraping brown, gummy crap with crystals in it off the moving parts before they can shoot. Now, I know single user observation does not equal tests, but it does equal data of some type. One man saying that one item or another is the best has no relevance. Multiple people saying the same thing is still not as valuable as testing. But it's a clue. You want to know how well it works? Well, what are the standards? How many rounds fired? How long was it left without shooting? How much lube was applied? Etc..... Personally, I like stuff to have a MSDS. No, I don't understand all of the chemistry, but it is a reference to refer to when something goes wrong. I am suspect of chemical products that don't - what don't they want me to know? As a friend of mine says "I want to know if it has jello, the eyes of a newt, or liberal's tears in it". I am unsure what the analysis above means to end users, except that the secret proprietary ingredients are most likely very common, and found at a much cheaper price from Stop & Shop than from Uncle Cheech's Tactical Warehouse. I am interested to see how it all shakes out.

For your consideration. I personally use SLIP products, so this doesn't really impact me, but I know quite a few folks here swear by this stuff. If true, I can't help but think how hot guns get and hard it is to clean a pan with burnt-on vegetable oil. http://www.vuurwapenblog.com/general-opinion/lies-errors-and-omissions/ir-spectra-fireclean-crisco/#comments

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You should be fine. Just remember that HR218 covers weapons and ammo but not magazine limitations. If you are traveling to a state that has limited magazine capacity, you still have to follow the local laws.

It is lethal. It is designed for use in conjunction with suppressors if I remember correctly, and I don't think it offers any advantages over standard 9mm without one. Some of the suppressor guys (Midwest PX, Mipafox) should be able to chime in more.

If he won yes. If he lost no. Stats can't be looked at in a vacuum. As a coach you want all of your players to be the best. If another QB out there went - 22/36 3TDs 0 INT And ran for 81 yard I'd expect my QB to improve. You need to be better today than you were yesterday.

Aren't there 2 QBs in any NFL game? One on each team. How can you determine who won or lost based solely on QB stats without comparing the stats of both QBs to each other?

^^^ This. The pinky test is like a field gauge for an end user, not a legitimate test used for proof of guilt or innocence. NJ SP Firearms Unit does not follow the ATF definition of "flash suppression". They do not measure flash before and flash after the device is installed. They primarily look at the construction of the device to make sure there is a closed end and an opening in it for the projectile. When it comes down to it, a rifle that is in question as to being a "Assault Weapon" or not is set down in front of a few NJSP FU members and they come to an "opinion" on its legality. If they decide it does violate NJ Statutes, the courts then make the final determination during the subsequent trial. It is a little more complicated and official than that but that's the quick and dirty version.

^^^^^ this

Brownells and Midway having a sale on everything Geissele too - but PA currently has the lowest price on that trigger in stock. Shop around!

I noticed that too. I thought it was smart to show that. As far as the hardness of the bones, it depends on what the virus does. Maybe a side effect is that it make the bones brittle over time...

I almost got fired when they found out I was friends with you.... Had to go for a fitness for duty exam. Again, cops already have to pass a psyche to get hired and carry and oftentimes promoted. Careful what you wish for. You want "good for the goose" legislation - then everyone needs a psyche prior to applying for a CCW just like cops. Be smarter than that.

I like how it took a lot to cave in the superintendents head with the fire extinguisher. It wasn't easy like in TWD where the zombies have decayed for a few years or so and you can practically push a finger through their skulls. It shows the progression of the disease and how a fresh zombie is harder to kill.

Point of order: first episode was 90 minutes. Again, this is the beginning of the outbreak. Why would there be 10,000 zombies on the first episode? Give the virus time to spread and people a chance to die and come back.

Don't forget, according to Kirkman, the "Walking Dead" series takes place in a universe that has no Zombie myth. It is a completely foreign concept to them - no zombie movies, no zombie stories, etc... If that's the case, it would change everything about the way the people in that universe interpret what is happening around them.

And the overwhelming stench of patchouli.

Shouldn't it start boring? I mean I it I s the first episode of a series about the collapse of society at the beginning of the outbreak. I would think that the first couple episodes should be a little boring and slow as society declines... **** Full disclosure, I haven't seen it yet. Just thinking out loud...