rightisright

Exactly. Is gun. Is shoot. You should see the first lower I put together (without the right tools). It's since been sold and its new owner is continuing to beat it up.

?? It uses light gathered by a fiber optic during the day and self-powered tritium at night. You can be assured if the IDF use it, it's not a piece of crap.

You don't need a big, expensive vice to work on guns. I have this little clamp-on unit: http://www.amazon.com/IRWIN-226303-3-Inch-Clamp-on-Vise/dp/B0001LQY44/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1385858490&sr=8-1&keywords=clamp+vise

May hold up to occasional rim-fire use...

http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/featured/aimpoint-patrol-rifle-optic.html Add to cart and type PRO in coupon code box.

You are assuming things will always be running smoothly. And +1 to the guy who commented on the powdered stuff. I actually used it on myself a few years ago. My GF bumped me when I was cutting a steak w. a very sharp knife. I cut the top third of my left hand thumb pad 3/4's of the way off. It was dangling in the breeze and bleeding like a stuck pig. I pushed it back together and instructed her to pour the packet contents on it and wrap it in gauze. Sure enough, the bleeding stopped pretty quickly. 10 minutes later I was in the ER. Dr said, "Why did you use that? Now I have to open the wound and scrub it all out." And he did. Without any local anesthesia. He then proceeded to tell me about the "new" Quik-Clot bandages. Lesson learned!

I'm bald.

Anyone make neutered 15 round mags for these?

Kudos to the 5-OH on scene. Done right.

One with projectiles. Kudos on doing the right thing.

Good point. I no-witness on all my set ups w. RDS, so I didn't take that into account.

FWIW, I have all three and I think this one is the best buy: http://www.amazon.com/LUCID-HD7-Red-Dot-Sight/dp/B004BDLJX4/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1384984806&sr=8-6&keywords=sparc ETA: My Lucid is a Gen II. The newer one I linked is supposedly improved in a few areas.

I'm interested in knowing the answer as I was giving serious consideration to joining.

What kind of burner is it? It's kinda strange to pipe in only one propane burner. Do you have an electric stove?

So you are running a single burner inside your kitchen? What kind of insulation does it have underneath and around it?

No specs on the body or door thickness...

Good Lord. That takes the cake.

Yep... tax started this year. But I will still use Prime. I buy a LOT of things for my business at Amazon.

For all you guys who shoot in Heritage or EFGA in Easton, check out Famous-Smokes in Bethlehem. http://www.leafcigarbar.com/ The food there is very good, too. Although they seem to have recently changed the menu to more of a bar-food than the fine-food it used to be... so quality may not be the same as when I was last there.

Krd, I don't technically distill my water, but I use one of these to remove mineral solids: http://www.zerowater.com/ Works well in the home humidifier, too. I have well water w. all sorts of minerals in it that tend to gunk up the humidifier pretty quickly if untreated.

Quik-Clot bandages are the way to go. No messy powder. And, yes, it's reformulated from the stuff that burns. I keep a few Quik-Clots and a few Izzy bandages in all my FAKs. Izzy bandage: http://www.ebay.com/itm/ISRAELI-EMERGENCY-BANDAGE-4-exp-2017-LOT-of-2-/151159017826?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2331c79162

You need to season the humidor before you use it. Easiest way is to put in a shot glass of distilled water. DON'T use tap water. Let it sit in there for a week or so. In the mean time, you can store your stogies in a ziploc bag or tupperware container out of the sun w. one of those Boveda packs I mentioned. Here's another link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/BOVEDA-HUMIDIPAK-69-MED-FRESH-SET-OF-2-CIGAR-HUMIDOR-/370932628023?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item565d4eba37 Any local tobacco shop should have the Bovedas. Once your collection starts to grow, you will want to look into other methods of humidity control.

I'm interested in this thread. I would like to buy them for my work vehicles. Don't want to drop 3 bills for HD, but would gladly pay $100 for a decent model. And NJ has been a one-party consent state for decades.

To me, the standouts there would be the Hoyo, the Monte, the Sancho and the La Gloria Cubana. But as was said above, cigar preference is a very personal thing. If you are just starting out, these: http://www.bovedainc.com/store/ are the easiest way to control humidity. I like mine at 69%. Others like 65%. Others 72%. Also make sure to NOT put the humidor near any heat source. Cigar beetles are NOT your friends.