rightisright
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Ahh... that's why! It was all .308, .223 and 7.62x54R
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I've ordered ammo from them several times and have never had to submit any ID.... maybe I just got lucky!
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Watch out! They are addictive. Mine multiplied like rabbits over the years and now have their own safe.
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The one w. the shoulder thing that goes up.
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Yeah... it's pretty easy. We had to walk through the woods w. a wooden "gun" and show safe handling/muzzle direction. Remember to "unload" it and put it down before crossing the fence. The shooting part was easy. Muzzle control and keep your booger hook off the bang switch until you are ready to fire. There are no accuracy tests. Mind you, it was 10 years ago I took the test. But recent friends who have taken it report it hasn't changed.
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The N frame Smiths are great guns. It would take forever to shoot one loose w. .357. Buy one in decent shape and you will be able to hand it down for a few generations. To throw another into the mix, I have a beautiful Colt Trooper .357. Not quite as fancy as a Python, but it's built like a tank and the blueing is absolutely gorgeous.
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Thanks! In for 3
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Yeah, I'm sure no one has ever thought of what I typed before....
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Is that a hybrid shotty?
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^ This There is nothing anti-American about it at all. Companies are in business for one reason and one reason only: TO MAKE MONEY. Not to employ people, not to support unions, not to be patriotic, not to save the world, etc. This is the Invisible Hand in operation and I'm all for it.
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Those are good gensets. I looked into getting one or two for my residential construction co. Their only downside is weight. They weigh close to 1000# empty. Too heavy and big to keep in our box trailers.
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What info other than what other sites ask for? They've never asked me for a copy of my FID or NJDL. Give them a throwaway email addy and a fake phone number if you want.
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Do they allow guests? I was a member there 7-8 years ago, but I couldn't do a workday on any Saturday (I'm a building contractor and my Saturdays are spent selling, selling, selling!), so I got "dismembered" I wanted to do something on my own during the weeknights (like paint distance markers on the floor), but it never materialized. It was probably my fault due to lack of communication.
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Thanks! j0n, I'm right in Bridgewater. I may take you up on the offer once I decide which trigger I'm going to buy. I'm going to read up some more and see if I want to go the Match route or the LEM route.
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I have an H&K USP .45 I bought when I was new to shooting. I read a bunch of reviews on how it was built like a tank, can shoot .45 Super, blah blah blah. So I was sold. I knew next to nothing about triggers, so when I dry fired it at the gun shop I thought it was A-Okay! After acquiring numerous guns in the past 10 years, I rarely shoot the USP because I've realized the trigger is absolute crap. Especially for an $800 gun. It's creepy, gritty and very longgggggggggg. I have seen a few articles on swapping the trigger for one of HK's Tactical triggers. The consensus seems to be the Tactical trigger is a HUGE improvement over the standard USP trigger. But I'm wondering if this is a job for a 'smith or if I can do it. I have good mechanical knowledge and can perform basic gunsmithing tasks. Thanks in advance for any advice!
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Congrats on your move to freedom. For the time being, I am stuck here. I sometimes regret opening my business here some 25 years ago. On the flip side, I have a lot of work whereas some of my buds in PA (in the same business) are hurting. Anyway, if Christie gets re-elected, we will have CCW soon!
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I have the Konus 7120. Good scope. Tripod is meh. I've never used it at 300 yards, but I can clearly see .223 holes at 200 yards in good light with it.
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Nice slings. As described and fast shipping.
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Rifle as described! Easy transaction!
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http://www.amazon.com/Gun-Proof-Children-Massad-Ayoobs-Handgun/dp/0936279052
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Express? Wingmaster? Barrel lengths, chokes?