Nikos

Problem is that he burned another mans flag (property) which supposedly had some history and sentimentality behind it.

The flag burner was denied liquor since he didn't have ID and his childish actions got him the time out he would never forget.

A .35¢ bullet lodged in the dirt was all that was needed for robber stay put until the police arrived which saved the taxpayers thousands. It also freed up the time and resources required to find the felon if he fled. What an ungrateful bunch of government servants. Man, it doesn't pay to do good deeds anymore.

Interesting, that excludes shotgun ammunition (for sporting purposes). Until that weapon is modified so it will not be able to fire a normal shot shells, leave it to NJ's AG to find a way to make this illegal for us folks.

Thanks! I picked up another range bag.

Thanks, I jumped on the .40 deal yesterday.

Here's the story, of a man named Brady, Who was too busy to qualify on his own

Yes, you can drop in a 357 barrel into a 40 of USP compact. There are also 9mm conversion barrels you can drop in as well but you need to be aware that the cartridge case may not be fully supported and the breech face dimensions won't match.

1. Save the $8.00... No need to purchase a delta ring tool. Most delta rings can be pulled down easily and the tougher ones just need a better technique, the handles of channel lock pliers or an extra person. 2. If SW99 is referring to a forward grip as a "tac handle" then you're correct, he'll need to change the hand guards. I usually associate "handle" with the charging handle. 3. Not all red dot sights require a riser for a 1/3 co-witness.

If this is the M&P15 Sport model then you can add those accessories. Just keep in mind that since it comes with the stock hand guards, you will need to find the proper way to mount the flashlight (ie. rail that mounts to the fsb) If you want to add a forward grip or bi-pods in the future as well, then you'll have to swap the hand guard for drop-in rails to become tacti-cool.

Here you go: http://www.colddeadhands.com/accessories.html

That's pretty serious. Can you please elaborate a bit more on the circumstances so we are aware of their practices? I'm interested to find out if they sold a product that wasn't NJ compliant or if they ratted out a customer that they believed had something that wasn't compliant.

I hope he checked to make sure there weren't any grandkids left inside. "Honey, why is the water red?"

If somebody broke into my home and charged at me, I'm shooting that person to protect my family and my own life. Being kind to your enemy is being cruel to yourself. Ya, maybe the victim's trail of urine on the floor will cause the intruder to slip and fall until the cops come. Damn, if you have a gun for protection... train with it properly and hope you never have to use it. But if you and your family is put in harm's way due to a criminal breaking into your house, you're going to have to put those skills to use.

Looks like the officer changed his story: First he feared for his own life and then he said he feared for the lives of the children. None of the above justifies murdering the driver. I hope there was a *functional* dash cam on the squad car.

Jim Amormino, a spokesman for the department, said the deputy was fearful that Loggins -- who he said appeared to be acting irrationally -- was about to drive off with the girls. And the rational decision is to shoot the unarmed father in front of the children.

Summary: Morady had a bad day.

Elizabethtown Gas dug up the street, ran a new gas line to my home and installed a meter for free. That also included replacing the square cement slab from the sidewalk that they jack hammered to run the line to the side of the house. It's your plumbing contractor's job to run the new gas line from the meter to the furnace and that's when you open up your wallet.

I have a one pipe steam system and since one of the sections cracked, I decided to replace the furnace with a gas burner. My oil guy gave me 101 reasons to stick with oil but, no matter what he said, gas was the correct way to go. The biggest argument is that oil produces about 30% more btu's (gal of oil vs 1000 sq.ft gas) but the price difference of both fuels makes gas more appealing. With a steam system, you MUST find a qualified person who understands how to match the correct size furnace to the square footage of your radiators and know how to properly install it for optimal performance. I paid about $1000 more compared to the lowest estimate for the job but the cheaper guy gave me plenty of wrong answers when I interviewed him. Out of about 10 companies I called for estimates, only two had the proper experience with installing a steam heating furnace. Your plumbing contractor can service the new gas furnace which is a piece of cake compared to the oil fired furnace. You don't have to worry about nozzles, electrode spacing, excess soot, the motor failing, etc. And since they don't provide oil, you don't have to worry about them screwing with the tune-up to cause your burner to use more fuel than it needs.

Hmm, starts off by saying he wants get illegal guns off the street and he creates a web site to go after the legal guns. What a schmuck! Have you seen all the law enforcement that supposedly is against the national reciprocity?

I call BS...the tactical model has the windproof flame illumination kit.

Quick & easy - especially if you have quite a few knives. Belt Sander (get it during a sale) http://www.harborfreight.com/1-inch-x-30-inch-belt-sander-2485.html Get the sanding belts and a leather belt (strop) http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/page.aspx?p=48040&cat=1,43072 I could explain the process but there are plenty of youtube videos available.

Sharpen the blade. I use mine almost daily and it gets sharpened on a weekly basis. I've been carrying my current blade for well over 10 years I don't care if it looks beat to hell as long as it gets the job done. A sharp blade is much safer to use than when it's dull. It should be able to shave the hairs off your arm.

DDs are great, rugged guns. Put in a box with a big red boa and present it to your wife in 4 days along with a box of chocolates. If she doesn't want it, tell her that you'll keep it and she can keep the chocolates.

The 1,500 jobs is good for the people that get them but any other benefits that go to the state will be negated due to the level of corruption that's crippling NJ.