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I appreciate the heads-up, but I'm not going to be able to make this one--been out of state for almost a month, and just got back this morning. I've got some serious catching up to do at home. On the plus side, I'm officially retired as of May 31, so I've finally got some time to do the catching-up!

There needs to be a cognitive test to run!

I generally avoid Willowbrook, but now I may have to put a dab of Hoppes behind each ear and a drop of Remoil or CLP on each wrist and go check out the mall.

I just updated the top post to include all Costco locations. While I’ve never seen a ‘no guns’ sign at one, their website has a statement banning carry at all Costco stores. That sucks, though I’d think lack of signage makes it a ‘leave if asked’ scenario.

And ground them how? It won’t bother them otherwise

Not universally, but yeah, I guess that is the more common way to describe the house.

Those look more like skeet houses. Too tall for trap

Not entirely true. They weren’t required to have a serial number, but many, perhaps most, did. And it’s a rare military arm that wasn’t serialized by 1900 or so.

I suspect this guy is not a concealed carry permit holder; if he was Papa Smurphy would have had all media outlets carpet bombing the state with alarmist nonsense about the dangers posed by legal gun owners.

The NJ AG has repeatedly used the phrase 'bad constitutional law' in reference to the Bruen decision...most recently in the statement he issued above. It's too bad there isn't some higher authority, who can make the final determination as to what is 'good' constitutional law. Oh, wait...guess he wasn't paying attention in class that day.

Phuck Phil.

Powder, .44 dies, 30-06 dies SPF to bossnagy. I think I do have some--let me check and get back to you with details.

Bump! And I've added a pound of H380 powder, which pairs nicely with a number of the rifle-caliber dies I have listed!

S&W axes? Phildo will want you to get a P2P and have a NICS check done.

I've occasionally clipped a GoPro to the brim of my hat when shooting various action matches, and I liked the results. Click the camera on at "Load and make ready", click it off after "Unload and show clear".

I hadn't run the smoker in awhile, so Friday I planned a pork (Boston) butt cook. 15 lbs boneless butt from Costco, more or less following Myron Mixon's recipe. I injected with about a quart of a vinegar/sugar/hot sauce brine, used three different rubs (top, bottom, and on all of the internal surfaces left from the deboning, then smoked over pecan/apple wood, misting periodically with apple juice, for a total of 20 hours. The Weber Smokey Mountain Cooker will run for 3-4 hours unattended, so I didn't lose too much sleep during the overnight portion of the cook. In the morning I wrapped the butts to help them get past the 'stall', and also remembered the 9:22 am shot. That's a tradition at BBQ competitions, but it also works fine at home. . In the last hour I glazed the pork with a sweet + heat BBQ sauce I made based largely on apple butter. I pulled the butts at an internal temp of about 204 F, rested them for 30 minutes, pulled and served. The pulled pork was exceptional; served with homemade slaw and cornbread. And mint juleps at post time for the Derby. Appetizers included jalapeño poppers and bean and cheese quesadillas, also done on the smoker.

I'm not very diligent about flagging my smart-ass posts as satire.

I dunno...shouldn't we wait to see what Dylan Mulvaney endorses?

And the article even mentions there are over 900,000 silencers registered under the National Firearms Act. Also, of the five incidents cited, one used a homemade silencer, one case was a presumed use of a silencer, though none was recovered when the shooter was arrested, and one wasn't a shooting at all, the man was arrested for buying a silencer from an undercover officer. So TWO incidents in which the shooter might not have used a silencer (but still could have used the gun) had this law been in place.