JohnnyB

Wow! It went up almost double in less than 2 weeks!!!! Guess I should have got some sooner!

Crap, Just paid .62 cents per round for 240 rounds for M855! I don't need it but just so I can say I got some!!! It is still available but it is not cheap for sure! I hate gougers!!! As pointed out, I can't use it at the range so it will live in my ammo safe forever probably.

Thank you! I also felt Gutfeld got it right and before a national audience! I often wonder if the rest of the country knows that all of NJ is a gun free zone! Why terrorize a mall in a free state where state law trumps the mall and CC is in fact legal in the mall! Send your terrorists instead to NJ instead as you have a much greater chance of success here as virtually no civilians are armed!!! This is what the PRNJ stands for!

As I stated earlier, Most SD situations are in fact point and shoot! The range of most SD shootings is well within 7 yards. In such situations with your life flashing before your eyes, muscle memory and not obtaining a good sight picture is what will happen! Although there are always exceptions to this rule, they are few and far between!

Fox News Greg Gutfeld gets it right. He is worried about the Mall of America being a gun free zone! What about the entire State of New Jersey??? http://video.foxnews.com/v/4078747492001/gutfeld-why-gun-free-zone-is-liberal-for-sitting-duck/?#sp=show-clips

But an RDS uses a battery and can fail! Then what do you do? Since most SD shootings are point and shoot at close range rather than truly aim and fire. I guess it doesn't matter much. My AR has a Trijicon sight so unless the radioactive Tritium leaks out it's still useful! Albeit an amber triangle rather than a red dot.

How can you own a gun and not understand something as basic as a simple sight picture?

I knew somebody would be a comedian! I never expected you though! Okay, I'll admit it was a stupid question! But when I first saw it I felt I should ask! I was always taught the only stupid question is the one you don't ask! You have spent too much time out in the desert with the scorpions, rattlesnakes and black widows! You forgot what real fear is! Like living in the PRNJ!!!

I learned with iron sites and taught my family the same way. Understanding the basics first before going advanced is only logical! Do I use the best mil-spec optics on my SHTF AR? Sure I do! But if the Tritium leaked out, I could pull it off the rail and still use iron!

Thanks! I thought not.

I bought a used Sig P229 magazine. It's a .40/.357 Sig factory mag, 12 round. It is engraved "RESTRICTED LAW ENFORCEMENT/GOVT. USE ONLY" I know this is an AWB thing but in this crazy state we live in is this engraving a potential problem for me??? I can't see how it would since it's well below our current 15 round limit. But better to ask than be sorry later! Thanks!

I thank you Angelo for the info you provided me! Based on your info, I believe my specimen to be unissued, unfired and all matching #s and therefore worth something to my heirs if kept as is. usnmars shows that I could potentially cut the value of the rifle by half by shooting it so I will buy a shooter Mosin Nagant in the next few weeks or so I will be less tempted to destroy the value of the one that I got as a gift. Thanks again! PS. I Hate Cosmoline!!!

I second the motion. These proceedings are closed and Camden shall become a parking lot for the Battleship New Jersey!!!!

I loved my Grand Marquis. It was like driving your living room sofa and never liked smaller cars. Unfortunately I hit my midlife crisis and Traded it in for an Infiniti G37. Man is that car fast! I could never go back to the sofa again!!!

Here are the instructions. I remember the dealer telling me I had to have one working remote for this to work. It's hard to not by accident touch the brake pedal so I would try the procedure to the letter first! FORD REMOTE – THIS PROCEDURE RESETS ALL REMOTES FOR THE VEHICLE. ALL FUNCTIONING REMOTES WILL HAVE TO BE REPROGRAMMED DURING THE PROCEDURE There are a few different procedures that will program your remotes depending on what vehicle that you have. You can find your exact procedure in your owners manual. If you do not have your owners manual you can try any of the procedures below until you find the one that works for your vehicles Make sure that you don’t press the brake pedal at any time during or before the procedure. Procedure A: 1.Close all doors, then open drivers door and press the Unlock button on driver’s door while it is open, insert key into ignition. 2.Turn ignition from OFF to RUN 8 times within 8 seconds, with the 8th time ending in RUN. Door locks will cycle to confirm programming mode. (if the door locks do not cycle, then it was done incorrectly. You must start over by removing key and beginning from step 1) (Off is the position where you can remove your key, RUN is the position just shy of starting your car.) 3.Within 10 seconds press any button on the first keyless remote to be programmed. Door locks will cycle to confirm programming. If you only have one remote then skip to step 5. 4.Within 10 seconds, press any button on the second keyless remote. Door locks will cycle again to confirm programming. Repeat step 4. for all other remotes. 5.Turn ignition to OFF. Locks will again cycle to indicate end of programming mode. Procedure B: 1. Turn the ignition from OFF to RUN 4 times within 3 seconds. 2. Turn the ignition OFF. The system will chime to confirm programming mode. 3. Within 10 seconds, press any button on first keyless remote. The system will chime once to confirm programming. 4. Within 10 seconds, press any button on second keyless remote. System will chime once to confirm programming. 5. Turn ignition to RUN to exit programming mode. Please note: All steps should be performed in fairly rapid succession. If you never get the initial chime or door lock cycle, that means the vehicle has never entered programming mode. You should remove key from ignition, open and close the door and start over.

I am 99.9% certain on this one. Your case proves that she lost the original in the car, and it was in fact there when you programmed the others. You MUST have one programmed in order to use the procedure to self program others.

I owned a few Grand Marquis in my day and have been down this road before. The process you refer to is only to program a 2nd, 3rd, etc keyless remote. You must have one that works before you can self program others. Only an authorized dealer can program the first one, you can then use that one in conjunction with the method you described to program others. AFAIK They all have keyless entry, you just need the initial one in order to program others! Call your local Ford, Lincoln, Mercury dealer for pricing to program the initial remote then you are on you way!

For guns that I plan to use for fun only. 2 to 3 magazines are enough. for SD guns, minimum of 5. As for my AR.........you can never have too many magazines! No time to reload mags when the zombies attack as they are already dead and it takes more rounds than usual to kill them a second time.

I will attend the next show near Philly and hopefully pick up a shooter since I already bought some ammo for the one I am NOT going to shoot! Two questions, The unissued, unfired Mosin I figure worth about $400 The shooter Mosin I guess I will pay around $200. Am I in the ballpark with these figures???

Considering the only blemishes on this rifle if any. happened in my safe or while I was removing the Cosmoline, I will not shoot this rifle and will keep this one pristine while searching for a shooter to use for fun. Anyone know of a good source for a shooter Mosin M44???

My grandfather purchased a Springfield 1903 in cosmoline and it was never fired since he purchased it in the 50s. I did some research on it and it leaves me with unanswered questions. The specs on the rifle are as follows. U.S. Springfield Armory Model 1903 Serial # 249,839 Per Records, Made in 1906 The serial on the receiver makes it unsafe to shoot The barrel, just behind the front sight reads, 7A A symbol that looks like flames 7 42 The bolt is not bent straight down, it curves slightly to the rear, a newer style? Not original to 1906 production. I read of a small # of failures due to poor steel grade as well as improper heat treating techniques. But if this was re barreled in 1942 as it seems, and the round is fully in the barrel when fired and the bolt is of the newer style, how much does that low receiver # come into play??? Also, if they knew of the defect in the low #s, which they did. Then why would they put a 1942 barrel and newer bolt on a possibly defective receiver??? Bottom line for the experts here. Is this 1903 safe to fire??? Thanks in advance for your advice.

Thanks, Am I better off not shooting it? I have no idea what it's value is.

All numbers match.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/129126160@N06/sets/72157650552145938/

+1,000,000 I guess that asshat did not realize or care that whales share a trait with humans, intelligence! Ten times the intelligence of that asshole, obviously!!!!