DeerSlayer

I personally prefer an internal safety for any home defense or cary gun. In the heat of the moment I want a bang not a click "ooh shit forgot the safety was on" situation. Probably why I have 6 glocks lol...

its not that way with commercial registrations. They make you pay the past due amounts.

I liked the "All Day IPA also" tried it about a month ago.

Im on board. So you didn't give me a nephew, but ill take a niece thats into going shooting any day!

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So your daughter told me today that she is patently awaiting her 13th birthday. Apparently you told her you would take her shooting then. She seems pretty excited to learn. She also told me she doesn't want to kill animals and hang them on the wall like I do lol... but it would probably be a good idea to enroll her in a hunter safety course, its a free introduction to proper gun safety for kids. Plus you never know one day she may change her mind about wanting to go hunting. I have a few youth model long guns you can use with her when she is ready to begin learning.

I shot that baby at Clinton, I liked it. Nice choice for a HD shotty.

Kelsey Burgess is the state division of fish and wildlife bear biologist, were friendly with each other he is also in the Sussex federation with me. I worked our tent at the farm and horse show last and this weekend. He was there all day today with me. He said they checked the bear out he is a yearling that was struck by a car. One shoulder already healed up but its still sore that's how he walks on three legs for a short distance. The other shoulder and front paw will heal in time and the bear will go back to walking on all fours eventually. He also said they have seen this happen before and its not unusual for them to adapt by walking bipedal, while their injuries heal. And yes please don't feed any bears they wind up euthanized because of people feeding them, like the 527lb'er that's on display mounted in our tent at the fair. He pulled the window air conditioner out of a window in Stillwater, then entered the kitchen of a house destroying the place. He had to be tracked down and killed after that. All because someone in that neighborhood started feeding him. Its a shame when that happens, but once they associate people with food bad things happen to the bear in the end. not to mention its a $1000 fine if your caught feeding one.

Probably around $25-$30 I can call for a price Monday morning if you want. Give me a list of fittings you need as well and I'll get a quote for everything in one shot.

I can get 2" schedule 40 black pipe from the supply house with one phone call delivered to your door. They come in 21' or 10' lengths. Or you could pick it up yourself at Hanover supply in Randolph at the beginning of Sussex tpk. Behind the old motor vehicle building. I'll even call it in for you on my cash account if you want, so you get my price structure.

Every plumbing supply sells fire caulk. We have to use it around pipes wherever we penetrate a sill, top plate, or wall with pipe. The electricians use it as well, Its code. I never thought of using it for thread sealant though. We do use the red high heat RTV silicon to seal boiler and furnace flue pipe and vent hoods though. That may also work. Most oil fired appliances have flue temperatures from 400 to 600 deg, and it holds up great at that range. Furnace cement would be another option they make that in caulk tubes as well, but it hardens and becomes brittle pretty quick. I know your probably buying pre cut and threaded nipples, so your limited to what length pipes you can get. The threading machine gives you the options to make your pipe whatever length you need so you can get exactly the angle you need.

I live on the border of Morris and Sussex county's. Don't you live close to me. I have a threading machine and all the dies from 3/8" to 2" I also have a 220v mig that will weld back iron. But you can just use blue permatex instead. What we normally use for steam pipe that gets pretty hot. When I measure take offs I usually use a folding stick ruler it works best to get your angles right. Could also use a swing joint if you had to. Ive never seen a 22-1/2" black fitting but they probably make one. Broad industrial in Denville would be the place to find that fitting. I highly doubt you would find anything other than 90's or 45's at a supply house. Unless your looking for PVC then they would have it in stock. What size black iron are you working with?

I wish they would keep their politics to themselves, and just represent the outdoor community bipartisan. Most of the organizations if not all the organizations that make up the NJOA lean to the right on almost all political issues. It was basically a slap in the face when they chose their endorsements poorly. We shouldn't have endorsed anyone because there wasn't a good choice to endorse. I understand they are necessary because they have the lawyers we need to fight our lawmakers as well as anti opposition groups, but really two of the biggest snake in the grass politicians in this state get our backing.... Please.... I had a huge e-mail battle with Anthony over this issue in the fall. And another when the magazine ban was proposed, and he emailed me to voice my opposition to the bills. I love clay shooting, but I wont be attending I used my $65 entry fee for gas money to drive to Trenton and back twice to voice my opposition to the mess the NJOA helped to create...

The NJOA is NOT a good cause! I don't personally support them although some organizations I'm affiliated with do.

That's why you're here! To learn, our laws are very confusing.

Yeah they have a lot of choices for sure. I usually consult beer advocate before I go with my list of wants. Otherwise I spend an hour there looking at everything.

Here are some pictures of a portion the craft beer section at ShopRite liquors. There is more I didn't take pictures of, because I looked like a weirdo in the store taking pictures of beer lol. I took these last November. The other side is all the refrigerated beers that are unpasteurized.

No problem, call them before you head there to make sure its in stock. But even if its not there are probably another 1000 craft beers there to choose from easily. You can even build your own 6 pack if there are multiple brews you wish to try. I almost always build myself a sampler every trip. They have their craft section organized well, by state and by country makes finding what your looking for easier when there are that many options. Its like a library of beer.

Looks like the big brother to mine.

Just go down and pay the overdue registration, leave it registered to your buddy. if you have the plate number DMV has the trailer vin. Walk in and say I want to renew the registration on this trailer plate # xxxxx. They may make you pay the last 4 years it wasn't registered but who cares at least its legal to tow down the road.

Normally people don't maintain properly. But bleach is a better alternative to putting any powdered substance in a drain. it actually eats hair if you let it sit in the trap. Also helps with drain odors. If you have a septic I recommend using very little or no bleach, it will eventually kill all the good bacteria living in your septic tank breaking down the solids. Same goes for antibacterial soaps. Bad for septic tanks.

I love when people put powder into drains, gives me work. Don't do that. Don't use powdered soaps either eventually they turn into concrete inside the drain.

Definitely weird

I figure this picture belongs here.

Ohh your insurance company will pay regardless. some have a deductible for broken windshields and some don't, depends on the carrier. The trucking companies insurance company won't pay unless it falls off the truck, thats what I was talking about. Why turn it into your insurance if they legitimately broke it. Last time I got a quote from safelite for $380, they sent me a check for that amount. I took it to Roxbury Auto wreckers and spike had a brand new windshield installed by a mobile glass guy he uses for $150. I bought ammo with the remainder. I figure they owed it to me being without my truck for a day and having to do all the repair estimate legwork.