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I have used Kent Jewelers in the Jewelry Exchange at Woodbridge a few times and I was very happy. Got what I felt was a very good deal on my wife's engagement ring and have been back a few times since.

10 year olds? That's being generous, ketchup should only be for 8 & under.

Mike is Legacy a shop or just an FFL?

I work at a dealership, we send stuff to body shops all the time. In my opinion, the quotes around $1500 seem reasonable to me.

Rescue Me.

Welcome. I'm originally from Floral Park, NY, I've been in NJ for about 13 years. Still have family there and in East Meadow...

I was willing to do it, but it didn't seem like NJ2AS or anyone else planned on actually doing anything with all the denials. I'm not really concerned with the denial if the plan actually gains some momentum, but I'm not looking to waste a bunch of time & money either and that's what it seems like it it will be if one of the big gun rights organizations doesn't push it.

FYI - The "30 pint" or "70 pint" designation is how much water it is capable of removing from the air, not how much it holds. I put a 30 pint in my basement and it made a huge difference, but in hindsight I probably would be better off with a larger model as this one seems to run almost constantly.

I stopped in there to pick up something the other day. They have added a bunch more inventory since I was last there, price was good and everybody was friendly & helpful.

I haven't shot the others, but I love my Kahr CM9.

It's not just here. I was looking for a used generator on Craigslist and there was a guy selling a used Harbor Freight one for $20 more than Harbor Freight!

My Dad's '64, I now have full custody!

I have a 1/2 acre and my rechargeable weed wacker works well but the batteries die before the job is done. The leaf blower isn't very powerful and that kills the battery even faster. Go gas unless your lawn is really small.

I used to get them in my old apartment a lot, I think they are called concrete centipedes. Harmless but f*****n creepy! Ortho Home Defense seems to get rid of em, especially if you spray in regularly every other month or so.

Be careful with this: it's a parking brake, NOT an emergency brake. It's only connected to the rear wheels, grab too much and lock up the rear wheels at speed and you will be going for quite a ride.

Thanks, I thought I was the only one bothered by that!

^^ This ^^ cut the guy some slack. If you're unaware of the different types of triggers, how do you know what questions to ask? That's why he's asking - for guidance, not judgement. Not everyone has the luxury of a knowledgable friend or helpful gun store.

I didn't know they were pro 2A either, but I've always liked their stuff so that's a cool plus.

Wow, for once on this forum everyone agrees on something. I'm going to buy lottery tickets!

FWIW, it cost me like $300 to have my septic system inspected and it was the best money I ever spent. Turns out my house had a cesspool (built in 1954) and would have been illegal to transfer ownership. Had a whole new septic system installed on the sellers dime ($15,000). A septic inspection is not required and a regular home inspector can't check it.

I have a CM9 and I really like it. I've never shot any other pocket 9's so I have nothing to compare it to, but I'm impressed with how nice it shoots & feels for such a small gun.

I agree with this - I think most anti gun people would be surprised if they knew how many people they know & interact with (and consider normal) were gun owners. That would then help dispel some of the perception that we are a bunch of irresponsible gun nuts just looking for an excuse to shoot someone. Being all hush-hush just hurts our cause.

Don't mean to hijack, but I could use a recomendation in the Eatontown area!!

I bought a tool bag from Advanced Auto Parts. It has a bunch of compartments including a bottom one that holds the plastic cases most handguns come in when new, it's inconspicuous, heavy duty and was a whopping $25. The only downside is I wish it was a little bigger, but it's perfect for a beginner.