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High Exposure

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  1. Yeager will never get a dime of my $$ and I will actively seek out folks who want to train with him and try to talk them out if it. He is a charlatan and a coward, not to mention a douchebag, and does the entire tactical training profession a disservice every time he opens his suck. I award him no points and may God have mercy on his soul. I hope he goes bankrupt on his birthday.
  2. ^^This You will likely have no material support if something goes wrong, and you may miss out on some platform specific knowledge but you will still learn something. The other option is to honor of state. I know the LAV does classes in the Allentown area and he has a good working knowledge of the AK platform and unthinkable even teaches some AK specific classes....
  3. Surefire's by the dozen work out to ~$2.17 per battery. Hell, you can get a pack of 2 at Lowe's for like $4.99.
  4. http://www.batteryjunction.com/sf-12-123a.html Surefire Brand 12 for ~$26. The quality is worth the extra $6. Don't buy non-quality batteries. Think of them as the "ammo" for your lights. I only buy Surefire cr123 batteries. I know they are quality and have built in circuit breakers. Most cheapo brands do not. Read why this is important: https://info.publicintelligence.net/FBI-LithiumBatteries.pdf Don't by 123s designed for cameras/photo purposes. They are built to discharge a short burst of power, not run a flashlight consistently.
  5. I agree - a riding mower will be overkill. With the space the house itself takes up plus we are going to do a deck and small patio, fence, and long term (~5 years) a pool - there will be even less green.
  6. Thanks for all the advice so far guys. Just FYI: my new yard is 100'x125', and the front yard is a little steep while the backyard is relatively flat. I have been using my Dad's self propelled Craftsman mower and it seems to be working. Just wondering if there is something better for when I buy my own.
  7. Why do you really like it?
  8. So, finally have a house with a yard that I need to take care of (no association and maintenance folks here). I need a lawnmower and weed-whacker but I don't know anything about what to look for or what makes one tool better than another. For the mower I think I want a self propelled model, most likely gasoline powered but not opposed to battery or electric if they work better. For the weed whacker everyone I was looking at were rechargeable battery powered. It would be nice if it could edge as well. Let me know what you use and like and recommend. Thanks!
  9. What do pictures have to do with choosing a muzzle device? Shouldn't you be more concerned with how they function, how well they tame recoil, how flat they keep the muzzle and how "blasty" they are? Who cares what it looks like. It's how it subjectively makes the carbine shoot that's important. Also: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/68833-recommend-compensator-anyone-use-wheaton-arms-comp/?fromsearch=1 http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/65312-help-me-decide-on-a-brake/?fromsearch=1 http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/68345-shortest-length-nj-compliant-muzzle-brake/?fromsearch=1 http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/63148-quietest-brakecomp-for-ar-nj-compliant/?fromsearch=1 http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/59195-ok-you-ar-guys-im-looking-for-a-223-55-muzzle-brake/?fromsearch=1 http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/67920-last-pieces-to-my-build/?fromsearch=1 http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/61416-one-more-time-battlecomp-vs-bcm-mod-1-compensators/?fromsearch=1 Just sayin'
  10. Yup! You can look and look but there is no such thing as a free lunch.
  11. Dude, it's like you're a brother from another mother or something.....
  12. I do carry a kit and have others stashed around the house/in cars. I have no experience with the Grey Ghost Gear offerings. Below is where I generally go to purchase my kits/pouches/and other components. Check here for some outstanding EDC BOK kits and pouch options: http://www.austereprovisions.com/searchresults.asp?cat=25 http://www.itstactical.com/centcom/its-information/revamped-its-tactical-medical-lineup-and-tallboy-eta-trauma-kit-pouches-available-now/ http://www.darkangelmedical.com/About.html I use BFG and ATS med kits when carrying overt on armor or gunbelt. But they are a bit to big to carry concealed or for EDC.
  13. Oh man that sounds like fun!!! Unfortunately I have to work and it is one of the very few days that I can't take off! Have fun and I hope you do another one soon!
  14. And with that EOTech on there you will most likely need them
  15. I agree with the first half if your statement, Hank is the only reason you guys are still playing this late in the season. As to the second half, whatever you need to tell yourself to sleep at night bubba
  16. There is a simple technique fix for that..... Just sayin'
  17. I was looking at the LW ones. I have found no info on them. They seem to be complete vapor-ware at this point.
  18. House Centipede - Scutigera coleoptrata http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scutigera_coleoptrata
  19. Bingo. I have seen that video before, lots of good info there.
  20. Maybe the .mil and LEOs - or maybe no one will be guarding it, but then there will be no one around to give you access to the site either... It won't be impossible to get it but it will likely take an inordinate amount of time, energy, and equipment to get at - and you won't be able to it without drawing unwanted attention.
  21. :rofl: I love your guts
  22. Ouch! That has to sting.... Go Kings!

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