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i've been waiting since nov. 12, 2013 in lindenwold. i also emailed that info to the anjrpc.

registered with the range today.

ok....just hung up with kharis........

dude...i've gotten parts for customers cars from the dealer. box inside of a box inside of a box wrapped in bubble wrap........

down here in cherry hill, it's actually impossible to dodge them. never seen the roads so poorly maintained as they have been the last few yearas......

i actually did buy them.......i was wondering about this, as if it was better, then i'd grab this, and sell those....or have a pair for spares......mine only has a single dot, no circle......... if you're up this way, any time in the near future, i'll bring em to the shop to show ya.........i got em mounted, but haven't fired the gun with them on as yet.........

which xps is it? what's changed between these, and older eotechs?

ok. i got a question. probably stupid, but...whelp.....someone's gonna ask a stupid one, so it may as well be me. i watch the gun shows on monday nights on sports channel(crapcast 1631). they keep running a commercial with the guy from tactv talking about the bravo company gunfighter muzzle break. one thing he says....and it's on their website too....This Compensator was not designed as a gamers comp. It was designed for tactical applications to reduce muzzle rise, flash signature, noise, and lateral pressure..... i copy/pasted that from the site.....so....is it part of the normal function for a break to help control flash? or is that something only some like this do? also, i noted that a flash suppressor is said to be legal on a rifle such as the mini14....does it still have to be pinned/welded? ok...so it was TWO stupid questions, lolol

and thank you for posting ythat@!

friggin AWESOME!!!!! the tigers pic caught me. did you know that there has never been an air unit to match the original 1st AVG? they've got the best kill ratio ever, and did it flying out dated crates.........

check with jack from jt custom guns.

so far, with my ar, i grip about midlength down the fore end......that's where i'm comfortable. i definitely keep my elbow tucked, i just thought that perhaps there were advantages to the different grips, is why i'm asking you guys.

i was talking about what i've seen people doing...simple catching it, then use it for drinking water in shtf. virtually any place you see them doing it...as in on doomsday preppers(don't laugh at me for watching that show...it used to be decent)....they go balls out showing how they set up ways to catch/store it, but they don't tell ya HOW they store it in such a way that it won't go bad, or "skunk" if it's stored for extended periods. as in...do they rotate the storage containers, much like we need to rotate our stored gas? do they treat it with a purifier, and it's good to go?

different questions, probably belong in different places on the bbs....but rather than make multiple posts, i'm gonna put em here. 1) i see many different grips on long guns. ar platform in particular. i see some guys holding it as they'd hold their old garand. i see some guys holding the fore end all the way out by the muzzle...or at the limit of their reach. i see yet others holding it by the mag well. why? is this just a preference thing, or are there advantages/disadvantages to these different holds? 2) rainwater catchment systems. once your container's full......what do you do with it? does it need to be treated to keep stuff from growing in it? do you simply swap out another container, and store the full one?

there's a guy on craigslist selling it for about 50 a brick.

we all do.

and maybe work won't eff me over this time.......

you can put my name on the list too

plus private security firms too.

Until 1952, there were no rules or guidelines outlining what the president could or could not do through an executive order. However, the Supreme Court ruled in Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer, 343 US 579 (1952) that Executive Order 10340 from President Harry S. Truman placing all steel mills in the country under federal control was invalid because it attempted to make law, rather than clarify or act to further a law put forth by the Congress or the Constitution. Presidents since this decision have generally been careful to cite which specific laws they are acting under when issuing new executive orders. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_order

lindenwold's up to their #$% again. applied for 3 p2p's middle of november. called today, jan. 27th. i was told i could expect to wait at LEAST another month.

i just saw that. they want 15 bucks to ship that. there's NO EXCUSE to charge that much to ship 22.

i wasn't able to get out there. i run my own repair shop, and i also am my only employee. i tried like a #$% to get things cleaned up to close up shop on saturday for this. it wasn't meant to be. there was too much that HAD to be done by end of day saturday. i ended up calling bugsy, and kharis to let them know i wasn't gonna be able to make it. that was late friday afternoon. i'm glad at least a couple of ya made it. i plan to be at the next one though.

so they made a law for people that didn't register or dispose of before, so that people can do what they weren't willing to do last time? do they thnik those people suddenly changed their minds?

dam...i hadn't heard this. glad i don't own any of their stuff....and will now not look at it.....