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Thanks guys, but OP said besides ammo price and availability. 9mm is picky in a 1911, even in a Wilson. There are 9mm/.38 super dual caliber conversion from Wilson for $450 extra (barrels, recoil springs, and 2 mags). Here is ammo: http://shopwilsoncombat.com/38-Super/products/300/

I am thinking of changing a Wilson build from .45 to .38 Super since I have a bunch of 1911s in .45 Any reason not to get a Wilson 1911 in .38 super? Besides ammo availability and price. Wilson always has .38 in stock at a mod. price. Thanks

Thats a word I havent heard a non-chiro use in a very long time! I would want the massagy-type that can correct subluxations. Best of both. The med profession also know of the importance of keeping your spine in proper alignment. Sounds like some good chiros are around after all, and are keeping everyone educated.

Nervous system function is improved by treatment, which can lead to increased circulation. Thats the big picture! Good post

Has anyone here ever had to protect their home/family in New Jersey with a firearm from an intruder? And what happened? I only hear stories, but never from the individual who actually defended his/her home. I ask my Leo friends all the time but they have no experience with this.

I think the chiros you went to in the past all had different philosophies and were not current with up to date treatments. Everyone has a choice to buy Tens, creams, pills, beds, pillows,and whatever else the chiro sells. I probably wouldnt mind a nice pillow if the price was right. Of course they make money by selling it. And yes it could get out of hand if the chiro is like a used car salesman. What about all this new treatment the Meds are pushing that costs thousands and insurance does not cover it, such as pellet implants. I saw the pre and post blood work results, not impressed. There are some shady characters in all type of businesses, and sadly healthcare is one of them. Chiropractors, just like Medical Docs, should know if they can not help you and refer you to someone that can.

Some are. On January 18, 2010, former New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine signed new scope-of-practice legislation that will benefit not only the chiropractic profession in New Jersey but, more importantly, the state’s chiropractic patients. This legislation updates a practice statute that was outdated and overly restrictive. The signing marks the first time New Jersey’s scope-of-practice regulations have been amended since 1953. Dr. Steven Clarke, president of the Association of New Jersey Chiropractors (ANJC), says, “We are very proud of our efforts on behalf of this bill and the impact it will have not just for the chiropractic profession, but, most importantly, the one million patients we treat statewide each year that benefit from chiropractic care.” Key points of the new scope-of-practice stipulations: • Makes it unlawful for any person, other than a N.J. licensed chiropractor, to render a utilization management decision that limits, restricts, or curtails a course of chiropractic care. • Consistent with chiropractic practice, allows chiropractors to provide a full complement of diagnostic and analytical tests similar to other physicians. • Permits chiropractors to provide dietary/nutritional counseling, and the ability to dispense nutritional supplements. • The term chiropractic subluxation is written into the statute for the first time. • Permits chiropractors to diagnose, analyze, and treat all joints and soft tissues of the body independent of spinal subluxation. • Splinting and bracing will be put into law so that collars, braces, and sports taping are forever adjuncts to chiropractic care. • Requires chiropractors to maintain malpractice liability insurance. • Requires chiropractors to complete 30 credits for continuing education every two years. • Permits chiropractors to administer physical modalities and therapeutic, rehabilitative, and strengthening exercises. • Chiropractors can sign or certify temporary or permanent impairments and other certifications consistent with a chiropractic practice, such as pre-employment screenings

Changes are a big part of it. Congrats

Just ordered the Lyman. Ill read and study that one, then order the ABC's

Everyone responds and heals different. One person may get relief, and another person may not, same condition. The profession has evolved in a positive way, no more hocus pocus (well there shouldnt be any). Medical docs are referring alot to chiro these days. Even pharm. reps are going into chiro offices to educate them on certain meds that may help in their patients healing. I have some decent size herniations in my low back. When they happened(trying to squat alot of weight), I went to the ER, they took xrays, and sent me home with meds. Then I followed up with an ortho, went for an mri, and I suppossedly needed immediate surgery. Well I had no insurance, and decided to see what would happen by letting some time pass, figured it would heal on its own with some conservative treatments. Well it did, I was in a lot of pain for 4-6 months, but I healed! I have no problems today, except that one of my calves are about 3/4 smaller than the other one, big deal. Now I feel if I didn't use conservative treatments, I would of still healed, but it would of taken longer and maybe not correct. There is a difference. Others have minimal back herniations and can not walk. Others have big herniations and are fine. It really is amazing. Chiropractic plays a part in the way you heal, it is not the only factor. There are other processes going on in the body that you do not know about when you get treatment. It gets complicated and no one wants a lecture in physiology! You Need to consider other things that play a role in the healing process, such as diet, exercise, pysical and emotional stress levels, meds, etc. There are good Chrios and not so good ones, just like in other professions. Ive been to bad dentists, and now I have an awesome one. That doesn't mean since I had 3 bad dentist experiences, or 3 bad haircuts, I am not going to get my teeth cleaned or hair cut anymore. I just searched and found good ones. Pretty much, if the chiro demands xrays when there is no trauma or red flags, or wants to sign you up on some sort of lease payment plan, walk away! As for insurance, that is between the patient and the insurance company. The chiro has nothing to do with it. Copays suck today. I know. And you are supposed to pay a copay if you have one or its insurance fraud. Some insurance companies require a $40 copay, and allow up to $40 for a visit. In this case, this is the only payment the chiro gets. So if the chiro was gonna waive the copay(illegal), or reduce it(again illegal), then he would be working for free or at a highly discounted rate. It takes one disgruntled patient to make a phone call to the insurance company and let them know their chiro is reducing or not collecting copays. I look at Insurance being used for a bigger expense, such as an ER visit, expensive meds, surgery, and things like that. So if you have a high copay, or no insurance, I am pretty sure chiro is a much less expensive option of healthcare. Most chiros should work with you if you do not have insurance, and again, if not, find another one. It is your choice!

Thank you

What exactly do I need for a Dillon XL 650. No dies are included. I didnt order any options. I have one on order finally. I want to reload .45, 9mm. .38 super, .223, and .308 I havent read any books or any threads yet about it. That will start probably next week. Im guessing supplies are still scarce, but I am in no rush.

It an activator, LOL! Unless it runs on electric, then its an arthrostim usually.

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Anyone have any leads for a cabin within a 3-4 hour ride from central NJ? Thinkin PA would be a good choice. Looking for something secluded, dog friendly, clean, that sleeps 2 adults and 1 child. Thurs to Sunday. Also a place that is crossbow and .22 rifle friendly for target shooting. Thanks.

18 days

Gonna give this one a bump. I need another safe, and just went to order the big horn, and they are sold out.

I can vouch for the 9mm! GTG Just gets your gun dirty!

I feel it evens out. Couple weeks I see alot of WTS, others not so many. Happy to see that NJ members can help one another out though. I try to list a little cheaper on here. I try to post here first, give it a couple hours for first grabs, then post elsewhere. As Bryan mentioned, I do some safe cleaning 2x a year. Not just firearm stuff. I sell knives, furniture, even my kids stuff! Thanks to my wife, no CC debt either. I can buy whatever,I just better be able to pay it off in 31 days, or sell my stuff to get the better stuff, which I have been doing lately.

Less than a buck a round

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They are on the forums, just need to check

Ahhh the wait. Congrats