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Cubans ain't what they used to be. All the best growers, blenders, rollers etc. have either died or escaped to Honduras, Nicaragua, etc. Add to that, most of the "Cubans" you find in Canada and other places abroad are fake.

On the other hand, they sometimes commission an excellent cigar. http://www.cigarsinternational.com/cigars/11128/gran-habano-corojo-vintage-2002/ You won't find too many $2.50 cigars as tasty as these. I've even purchased them on cigarbid.com for as little as $1.50 a stick. Great everyday/yard work/walking the dogs cigar.

Start off with some classics like Montecristo, Punch and Romeo y Julieta. Learn what you like/don't like. There are some very good $3-5 cigars out there. You don't need to drop $20 on an Opus X to have a great smoke. I like full bodied smokes. Some of my current favorites are Rocky Patel Decade, Montecristo Media Noche, My Father Flor de Las Antilles and My Father 1922 Le Bijou. I buy a lot at cigarbid.com But you need to educate yourself before bidding there. They are owned by Cigars International (who also owns cigars.com). They are the 800 gorilla in the cigar selling world. They sometimes buy the "name" of a certain cigar from the original manufacturer, then have it rolled to their own specs, NOT the specs of the original stick. They are infamous for doing this w. Ghurka stogies. A few year ago, I bought some Graycliffs (almost always an EXCELLENT cigar) from them that were horrible. Turns out they bought the name from Graycliff. Live and learn!

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Welcome!

Thanks for the heads up. Wonder how those Ranier Arms BCGs stack up to Bravo or DD...

Wasn't there a guy here who sold riveted mags? Mountain Armory or something like that?? He was out west, I believe.

Sorry, liquid. I gave them all out to my employees when one of them saw the box! I may order some more if I can find something else I need to get me over the $100 needed for $5 shipping.

These guys are taking care of Lanber warranty work http://mastergunmakers.com/warranty/

5 of them just arrived. Good little knives to keep in the vehicles and desk drawers. These are pretty small, so you won't be batoning any tree branches.

+1 on the CZ. Their Wingshooter is a great gun. Lanber also makes a great gun in that price range. I have one of their 12 gauge Hunter models. Solid and beautiful gun for under $1K. Here's a 20 gauge: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=370930764 ETA: Looks like the Lanber 20's are becoming like hen's teeth. CDNN used to have the 2067 in stock, but looks like they are out.

Gracias. Just picked one up.

Pressure treated 2x4s and chicken wire?

Here's a good article on it. http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2012/04/11/meprolight-m21-dual-illuminated-reflex-sight/

Dollars to donuts drugs were involved.

An ambi CR!

DANG! I'm looking for one...

I'd be down for some.

Not enough meat for a small appetizer.

I don't keep ammo in it... But a quick calculation using a box of Blazer 9mm (50 rounds) shows it would be good for 17,000 rounds of this ammo.

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-28-in-Wall-Cabinet-28WC01BP-THD/202600938#.UlG3j1NDvgU I have one of these hanging above my gun workbench.

I have a fire-resistant file lockable file cabinet I use for ammo storage. New, they aren't cheap.... but I found a used one on Craigslist for $200. If you aren't worried about fire resistance, just get a regular file cabinet.

Wonder how those sights stack up to Troy sights. I wouldn't expect them to be on par... Anyone use them??

The Lucid also has a lifetime warranty. I have 2 Vortex Strikefires. They are a damn good RDS for the money. But the build quality on the Lucid is head and shoulders above the Vortex. Well worth a little more coin.

Did this guy, perchance, happen to work at Ray's in North Plainfield 10-12 years ago? Because I had the SAME EXACT encounter during an NRA Basics class.