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Got an old toaster oven ? I got an extra year out of a 9800 GT that exhibited the same symptoms, by baking it at 300F for 8 minutes

Nice DT

Just watched it from the front door, thanx for the heads up

I've had it for around 19 years, not quite sure who made it and there are no markings to help remind me I think it's a Caldwell, similar to this http://www.amazon.com/Caldwell-Prone-Bipod-4-12-Inch-Black/dp/B0000C53AB/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1384180717&sr=8-8&keywords=caldwell+bipod

Nice I built mine up from stock years ago, spent a couple of hours at the range with it today, still lot's of fun

Hard to tell You don't need the receiver plate, the lack of a groove isn't an issue

Maybe he meant not as obstructive as ours, oh, I read that one yep he meant too lenient Sent from my stupid phone using my fat fingers on a little keyboard what a pita

Yep Toads gif shows my reaction when I read it

Found this in the comment section of a news article, first time I've read this one ; " The founders set to produce the countries founding documents. The country was full of noble earls and dukes and baronets and people that held noble titles. The titles were denied but these men of noble appointment by other countries were granted the right to bear their Arms. However, the Arms were not guns, because guns and swords were so common that it was not the issue of the day like today. Guns and swords were a natural part of these settlers life. The Arms mention in the founding documents were the noble person(Shield) or "Coat of Arms" who held an appointment in another country's or had be knighted by the king or Queen of another country. Americans just twisted it into a local right to bear a fire arm when no written law ever founded the personal possession of weapons because it was such common fixtures back then. " Commenter claimed to be progun but felt that the truth must be shared

^ There are times when it's standing room only and people are waiting 15-30 minutes for a lane

Simplistic beauty

So much common sense, my head might explode

They're doing away with it so that we can all use baby wipes, two stage ass wiping for everyone Meat eating save's the planet from all of the cow flatulence that contributes to "global warming", I do my part

Nothing wrong with strong door's , there is something wrong with suggesting that we be prisoners in our own homes during the day.

Hit the range this afternoon, at one point the building shook Guy at the end of the line ( Ken, an MCRPC member ) is firing an S&W 460 XVR, holy crap Except for the insane flash and booming concussion in the booth the gun was amazingly mild to shoot, largest handgun I'd shot prior was a 629 and really didn't enjoy it My little .45acp surrounded by his .450 and .460 Magnum

Can't recall ever seeing buckshot there, few weeks back some tool was shooting birdshot before I got there, I ended up at the port he had been at. When the RO saw me changing the cardboard he checked what I had ( no shotguns ) then shook his head, apparently whoever was there before him missed it

.223 frangibles only, they have them but they're expensive 12g slugs only You're correct on the casings

Never carried one but found a Stinger kit on a table at a yard sale 13 years ago, paid $50 for it and finally had to replace the battery ( $18 ) this past Dec., makes for a great house light, imo.

Probably won't go over to well but CTD is pretty much the least expensive place to grab Buckmark mags

Is that a bad thing ?

Who gave the lecture ? I was there yesterday, young guy named Dan stated basically the same thing ( NJ considers a loaded mag in the bag with the gun as a loaded gun ) They state similar in their Range Safety Rules 2)All firearms must be unloaded and cased in and out of the range. All loading and unloading will be conducted while in the shooting port with the firearm points down range safely. " No loaded magazines or clips outside of the range."

Went down yesterday, about a 35 min. trip for me Nice place, looks like a country club Watched the video, got the lecture and a little card to prove it for the next time, and got on the line Only 2 other shooters there, RO spent most of the time with them, after they left he spent a few minutes with us then was gone, came back after 10 mins. or so with 4 other guys in tow Booths are narrow, fitting 2 full grown men is tight ( only happens when giving instruction ) Not accustomed to bullet traps, seeing sparks behind the target kind of freaked me out the first couple of rounds Ribbed mat on table is uncomfortable if you go down on your elbows for rifle shooting ( I keep a piece of foam in my bag so not an issue for me ) First line of registers when you walk thru the door was blowing hot air, registers over shooting booths blowing cold ( been a while since I've been in a cleanroom type environment ) After shooting, stowed the firearms in the trunk ( wish someone would have the forethought to add a locker room to the plans when building an in door range ) and went in to check out the archery range. Haven't been to one in a quarter of a century and can't even remember what A&M looked like but was impressed with what they have going on there All in all a pleasant experience

PG13 at Tips Fondled an LWRC at Shore Shot 2 weeks ago, felt lighter ( cost 25% more )

Did that at Tip's about a month ago, fancy thing with skeletons all over it, way too fast for me

^ Just saw the video