DeerSlayer

ROTFLMAO! Didn't know Frank became a Boy Scout leader....

I used to have an F3 back in the day (smoking Joe) Tommy at Motorcycle Madness in Newton set my carbs up and jetted them to my obnoxious D&D pipe. He does great work.

I know this is an old thread, drove by Trebour today on 46 in Ledgewood. CLOSED up shop all the Windows have paper over them and there's a big for sale/lease sign in front. Just an FYI for everyone that cares.

^^^ ditto, I'm not big on driving down the shore to drink then drive all the way back.

I will also add to that list.The lack of stable family lives for children, the breakdown of the traditional American family so to speak. Detached or absent parental guidance is a strong contributing factor to adolescent criminal activity and violence.

I thought the same thing, had an exterminator come and check it out, and the rest of the house he found nothing bug wise. He also told me its rare for bugs to mess with cedar, most insects dislike it and it resists rot thats why its a good choice for siding. Personally I like the look, its different from every other vinyl house in my neighborhood. But the maintenance sucks, power washing and re staining it every 5 years gets old quick.

They do the same thing to my cedar siding also, little bastards!

I own a Walther P22 I would be willing to let her shoot, I believe its a blowback design. The slide is really easy to operate, not stiff at all. I also own a 1911 .22 but thats a lot heavier and stiffness isn't even comparable to the P22. I live close to & shoot at RTSP regularly, no one ever has to twist my arm to head to the range. Let me know when your planning on going & I'll bring the plinker, I usually use it as a warm up gun.

Thanks Peter, those links worked great.

If they can find my bunker I'll gladly surrender.

^^^^ ditto this site hates my phones browser for some reason.

Scent control would be a good idea. Use scent free soap, shampoo, laundry detergent, deodorant. Keep your scent free clothing in a sealed container so other smells from your home don't permeate them. No air freshers in your car either. If your sitting on the ground that's probably the most important thing. There is a reason we use treestands. Getting up 15-20 feet off the ground keeps you above the deer's sent area, equating in greater chances of success. Sense of smell is the best weapon a deer has against a hunter. I mostly bow hunt myself so it's probably more important to me, to control scent. I have to have the deer within 30yds. for a kill shot. A rifle can drop a deer at 300yds usually without issue. I just prefer to kill up close and personal though. Hunting deer with a slug gun or my .50cal muzzle loader from 100 yards got boring over the last 25 years I've been doing it. I pretty much only use stick and string now.

http://www.thermacell.com/mosquito-repellent

What happens when people start reporting members of law enforcement? Do they loose all their guns?

I live in Sussex county in a lake community, we gots mosquitoes galore also. I use a thermacell work great and I don't have to breath in poison or spray it on my skin. Also another trick is anything you have around the yard that can collect water including your gutters, bird baths, old tire behind the garage ect. Pour a little mineral oil in it just enough to form a skin floating on top of the water like a cap full from the jug. The larvae cant break through the surface to breath and they die before they can fly. Just an old boy scout trick I learned along the way. And it works.

I didn't realize that was a thread protector. So I guess I could put a brake on my WASR & pin/weld that baby. Going to have to take a look and see if mine is welded and if I can grind that crap off easy. The weld on the WASR in the picture looks like a 12year old kid did it.

Actually in my vehicle a light goes off on my dash, when I have a bulb out.

Cool thanks for the recommendations, I asked at the LGS and they didn't have one. I'll hit the net and order one up.

This one made me loose my appetite when I saw it, happy to share it with everyone here !

Who makes a good tear down tool for the 1911? I know it makes taking the thing apart way easier. I now own two of them, and I'm still a 1911 virgin. How the hell did the soldiers in WWI field strip these things in a trench under stress, and not loose half the parts?

Yeah once you start getting into graded wood the pricing starts getting silly.

^^^^Ditto, been working on that myself!

Move up here to civilization, we have FFL's everywhere lol.

You could be hunting, get a license. Coyote/Fox season is long and .22lr is legal. When that ends Groundhog begins and runs back to the beginning of coyote and Fox. It's your property, and I don't believe the game code stipulates hunting inside or outside. Put on an Orange hat and your good to go technically, although I'm not sure how close your neighbors are to be fully legal.

I fully agree with you. Either you got it or you don't. I own three over unders. One was around $750 and I take it out to shoot, one I paid $1200 for and I hunt with, and one that retails for about $3600 I paid $2500 for lightly used, that I'm afraid to take out of the safe. I shoot exactly the same no matter witch one I have in hand. So what you spend means nothing IMO. You can shoot or you can't.