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I have been selling my comic collection on Ebay and came across this add and wanted to share.

My wife and I had the brass over the wall problem this Sunday at RTSP. The guy next to us was shooting a Glock 22 which was ejecting the spent shells almost vertically. I never saw that before. They were not hitting the wall but would hit the ceiling and come down in our port. It threw off my wife's concentration but it could not be helped it was just the way his Glock was. He had a Beretta and a .22 that didn't send one shell over. When the shells first started coming over the wall before I saw his gun I was thinking he had a WW2 era Luger. That's the only handgun that I know of that ejects out of the top. Was kind of bummed it was just a Glock.

Thanks everyone.

If I purchase a firearm on Gunbroker when my FFL transfers it to me will he collect the NJ sales tax? I'm not trying to get out of it I just want to factor it into my budget.

I'm there often and and the RSO's are very friendly and helpful. It makes for a great shooting experience.

Apparently you've never had to deal with a human being that has a vagina.

Wish I thought of that one.

Sorry Connecticut has the worst drivers I've ever seen. New Jersey however has the poorest road signage.

I used a $10 Dicks Scorecard reward and paid $10.68 for a box.

I have a generator but i'm looking for a back up if fuel becomes scarce. I don't think my inverter could power my pump even though it the pump runs on 110v.

Does anyone know if it is possible to hook a hand pump to a supply from a well about 45' deep and pump water through the existing submerged pump? I have seen systems where you run a second line but my well head is in a 4' deep pit and I would rather draw water from a fortified position (my basement).

I had all 4 done at once under general anesthesia. I wasn't out but was pretty drugged up. You will need someone to drive you home. I think it was worth it because I only had to recover once and there was no question that all 4 had to go.

"Is it safe?" Can anybody name the film that line is from? It has something to do with dentistry. sort of ogfarmer take care hope you feel better soon.

Not sure I understand what you're saying. Are you saying you would rather have air that is unsafe to breath, and water that is unsafe to drink?

a university spokesman said the policy was longstanding and had been put in place to reduce the number of threats to the campus. Apparently this rule is working well NOT!!!!!!!

Beautiful image.

I did coat it before storage every spring but I think because of how my drive way is situated I get an abundance of road salt from the town trucks. My guess is this is what helped advance the corrosion. It's a catch 22. The salt helps keep my drive way clear but it damages my blower.

Thanks I'll give it a try.

It doesn't look like it just bolts on. It's an MTD I think from Home Depot.

Pretty bad. Two of the holes are 3-4 inches across. There are also several smaller ones along the bottom of the scoop.

I have a 15 year old snow blower. The motor and transmission work flawlessly. Unfortunately since I have neither a garage or a shed I have had to keep it under my deck on a wood platform. Even though I've kept it covered with a tarp the elements have finally gotten to it and the scoop is rusting out. I have looked into using a pop rivet gun and some sheet metal but there really is not much solid metal left to rivet to. It will probably last this winter but I would like to know if any one has any suggestions on how to keep this thing going. It would be a shame to replace it since as I said before everything else is mechanically sound.

$10 gun rental $40 ammo $20 port fee. I can tell if I like a firearm in 10 rounds so I could try 5 with one box and I am putting a high price tag on the ammo. Target $2

The digital simulator is really cool. I Got to try it tonight with an active shooter wearing body armor. It was a lot of fun. I got smoked the first time. I think it will be a great tool to train new shooters prior to taking them out on the range.

Probably? I bet they would double. Police are expensive. They require lots of accessories. That being said I'm glad I don't have to deal with the State Police. My brother in-law put in for an extension at the barracks near Newton and it took 6 weeks for him to get the permit back. The permit was dated 5 weeks prior to the day he picked it up so he lost almost 50% of his allotted time. Lucky for him he knew what he wanted.

There are about 40 states where the reader would be confused.