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Stopped at cassville tavern for the first time with the wife a few weeks ago. Steak sandwiches were awesome. The two ladies behind the bar were as well.

Zombies gathering for a strategy meeting.

Why eagles why, do you still have michael vick -- why eagles why, michael really is a dick. He can zig, he can zag but he falls flat on his face. Why eagles why, will you finish in last place?

After hearing about so many happy campers using the Giessele SSA trigger, I ordered one yesterday from Midway since they had a $10 off coupon.

Yep. As Regulator72 said, you can add just about anybody.

I signed up for Amazon Prime when they first started it. No cost for 2nd day, but it usually arrives to me the next day. As a bonus, I was able to add my wife and step-daughter to my prime at no additional cost and they get free 2nd day as well. Also, you can download movies for free.

If you're looking for quick target aquisition at 50-100 yds and beyond, a red dot would serve you well. I use a Aimpoint PRO and feel it was worth the money.

The employer fine, as I understand it, is per-employee. This cost will undoubtedly be included in the product costs. You don't think the company will just absorb the loss do you? I agree that the fines going into the insurance pool would make more sense. I'm sure all tax returns will be reduced by the amount of the fine, so they will be collecting it. A fine without the ability to collect it makes no sense.

If a firm with at least 50 workers has a full-time employee who is getting federally-subsided insurance through an ”exchange,” then that employer must pay a penalty for failing to offer that worker acceptable insurance on the job. I believe full-time for Obamacare purposes is define as 30+ hours. As such, you can bet that those costs will be rolled into the prices of the goods and services they sell.

But you didn't consider the cost for businesses that are forced to comply. Of course, it will contribute to the cost of goods. So, we will be spreading the wealth one way or another.

Read a report today where the Darden Group is testing the reduction of hours for their employees to less than 30 in order to avoid payment for health insurance under Obamacare. While I can see it increasing the turn-over I can also see a lot of businesses going that way.

Cool. I'll start saving it up. Been tossing it all.

I don't reload. Is there a market for once-fired .556 brass? I just dump it in the barrel. Maybe I should bring it home and save it up.

Congrats on your Glock. Have a 19 and 22. Love them both.

I had a chance today to try the Gissele super semi-auto trigger w/small pin that P4Plenty has on his Stag 8. It's like butter. Looks like that'll be my next mod.

Congrats on joining CJRPC. Awesome place, isn't it? Don't forget to sign up for members access at the CJRPC website, and their forum section as well (even though the forums are not used that much).

Great one.

At the very least, they should put the FID and license behind the counter where it is not in view of the other customers. Obviously, common sense doesn't prevail when they're developing policy.

I enjoyed it. DVR'd the series.

Message bry@n here on the forums. He's a glock armorer and will be able to do it for you. You can also ask him to give you a tour of central jersey rifle and pistol club.

I think BlueLineFish was referring to 2C:39-13 that makes it illegal to wear a bullet proof vest in the commission of a crime. If the shooting is considered bad, the vest will only make matters worse. I don't agree with his remark, " You know its a bad neighborhood yet you open up a bodega...dont feel bad for you."

Great idea -- I would have never thought of that!

Almost finished for now - Stag 8 Aimpoint PRO red dot Harris bipod Magpul 15/20 Pmag Samson drop-in quad rails w/ergo rail covers Bravo BCM charging handle mod 4 POE roller cam pin Magpul MOE vertical grip Hogue rubber pistol grip w/storage Geiselle SSA trigger Magpul enhanced trigger guard Vltor RE-1 extension tube Magpul CTR stock

Blazer brass 11.99

I had to fight to get a hooded sweat shirt with my ammo purchase. Cheyenne was handing out t-shirts instead of the Fusion hooded sweat shirts advertised. They said that the federal rep made an error in the ad that called the 5.56 NATO "Federal Premium." The ad said that they would give you a hooded sweat shirt with the purchase of 2 boxes of Federal Premium. A couple of people in line ahead of me were disappointed that they were handed a t-shirt. The sweat shirt is very nice!