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Lmao. Not going to happen.

I used Minwax color Gunstock. I used that color on pretty much all my wood projects. Every now and then I will use Ebony. That comes out great on oak.

Took me a while, been real busy with work and the family. It's a 1954 Romanian M44 that I have owned since about 2003. All numbers match, no rust. Paid $100 out the door for it from Brick Armory. I have shot it a few times, but for the most part it sat in the safe collecting dust. So I broke it down and stripped all the gunk off, strip, stain, and shellac on the wood, and then put back together.

Cabelas ships to NJ. I order from them all the time.

I am using the magpul fixed carbine stock. I like it a lot.

No idea. I didn't make it over either, went to point and LBI this year.

Jack n bills, marucas, 3 brothers, beachcomber. That's all I know of as of now.

Nice bruise on my cheek from a rem 870, good burn from an AK-47 barrel. Think that's really it. Nothing to serious.

I have some mega blocks

Rot in hell!!! Just hope a good corrections officer or two don't lose their job over it.

Since you need to rack the slide anyway and are afraid of forgetting to engage the safety, maybe you should leave the mag out of the gun. Leave them next to each other or keep a mag in your pocket. Another option: S&W M&P 9/40 with magazine safety. Leave one in the chamber and no mag in it. Put mag in, ready to fire.

I would say you are over thinking it. Train with the PX4 and the safety on and it won't be problem. I prefer a heavy DA trigger.

Same here for me, except I don't ever drink. Only places that are a no go for carrying is a casino, racetrack, or the OTB.

Probably(hopefully) lives in a free state.

Windham does make a nj compliant model. That is not it. The A2 flash hider is a closed end, the stock is pinned fully open, bayo shaved, and a 10 round mag. I have one.

Hopefully he took the picture while sitting in the garage.

I would think you could get careless driving or unsafe operation of a motor vehicle.

I don't think so.

Sorry for your loss. Every time I read something like this it makes me appreciate my furry best friend even more.

The only way these POS should be dealt with is by putting them in a room with 4 veterans that just came back from overseas and let them beat them till they are dead. Sorry if I am a little harsh, but this really bothers me. They are not children, kids, or teens. They committed a vicious crime against someone who protected their freedoms. They are ANIMALS These are the same type of animals that are locked up in "Jamesburg" that the ACLU wants there to be no more segregation time when they commit a serious infraction in prison.

Mine is good.

A few things to check on a jeep, I have owned several TJs Oil pan, it will probably have oil on the pan, every jeep I have owned leaked oil. None were excessive though. Brand new, it leaked oil. Just take a good look at it. Replacing a seal is pretty easy though. Windshield weatherstripping, I had to have mine replaced a few times. Jeep always covered mine under warranty. It would pull away from the window and leak a little. Pull up the carpets and look for water stains, mud, rust. If they left the floor plugs in, they probably didn't abuse it in the mud and puddles in the woods. Look for caked on mud on the undercarriage and frame. Usually you can't get rid of it all. Check for rust at all body seams. Good luck. I miss my jeeps everyday. One day I will get another one.

Hahaha don't worry, we are going to see this more often in the coming year. This is just the first one.

And that's what happens when a company tries to meet demand and ramps up production.

25 yards in, timed, hole must be touching inside of silhouette, 60 rounds day and 40 rounds simulated night fire, must achieve 80% on both courses. Sounds like fun to me.