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I think I got it from TY with a buffer, and trigger kit cheap as a package. I opened the box and there was a mill spec buffer, spring and tube, as well as a trigger group. I forgot what I paid for it. Think I've had it for about 2 years.

Stripped. And I know I can get an Anderson usually for about $59. I just wanted to build a rifle today, so I spent the extra coin so I didn't have to wait. Then when I got home I started looking through one of my totes of AR parts to figure out what I was going to build today and I found a Midwest Billet lower and a spikes I forgot I had... that's how much crap I've got lol... so I guess I can actually build 3 rifles today hahha...

Did someone say craft beer???? Man Skirt brewery opened across the street from Hackettstown Guns and Ammo. I'm down for a trip anytime...

Jim is a solid dude. I have no problem giving him my money.

I was there yesterday (Fri) got an Aero Percision with tax and NICS out the door $133. he usually has Andersons in Stock as well, but yesterday he only had a few Aero's in stock. The Andersons are $100 and Aero's are $110...

Buy mine at Home Depot.

Came out nice, saw it on FB too.

I wouldn't doubt that.

With multiple outside walls in those rooms, and unheated space below, you could put R-890987655772 in the garage ceiling, and it's still going to be cold upstairs above the garage.

I can do staple up radiant. But we usually use foil face insulation with the foil side up to reflect the heat back. And we need a 4" air gap between the insulation and pipe. If you foamed it, it would insulate the pipe from being able to penetrate upward effectively. Here's a staple down I just did.

I'm pretty sure he has a boiler, I kinda remember from another post. Add a zone run a supply and return hang a unit heater, mount a thermostat, dump 5 gallons of anti freeze in the boiler. As far as forced air goes, I completely agree. I'm not a fan of that idea either. I would rather see something electric, or a stand alone direct vent gas or lp unit in that case. Maybe even a mini split with a heat pump depending on budget.

^^^^I agree with that statement. They're toys, not something from the Beretta gallery.

I like spending money lol... best answer I can come up with. Actually if you held it you would understand better. It's hand made, quality is right there with a higher end 1911. as far as fit and finish. They went the extra mile to make sure both sides were smooth so nothing gets hung up on a draw. It really is a true carry gun, and actually for what you get that price is a bargain. Also it's very accurate, has a nice trigger pull for SAO trigger, and has a pretty long barell for the overall length of the entire gun. Ergonomically it also feels great in the hand. Capacity, and barrel length with over all size, are my reasons for posting the chart. on a single stack carry gun. I have a lot of guns, and I respect everybody's choices for whatever they decide to go with. We all have different taste, and budgets. This particular gun caught my attention when it was released, and I liked it had everything I was looking for. As far as holsters, JR at Titan had one made for me in a few days after ordering. Easy peasey.

That they can't do, unless they suspect you of a crime, and they have some evidence or probable cause. Conservation officer's carry the full weight of law enforcement, as well as the ability to enforce the game codes. Basically state troopers, that can write you a civil hunting related violation.

I know state law says unloaded, and doesn't specifically say cased, if you have a FPID card. But in the game code if you're engaged in the act of hunting, or participating in a hunt, the gun must be cased and unloaded. They will actually give you a ticket, for leaning it against your vehicle uncased. Hunting isn't a right like gun ownership, when you sign your hunting license you're officially stating in ink, that you read all the rules. And are willing to follow them all.

I got this. Now made by Bond Arms. This is why.

Yes they are. Usually dressed like another hunter, and not like a warden. Until they bust you for some simple infraction.

Don't waste your money. Go double 5/8" rock if your looking for fire ratings. If you want warm rooms in the living space above your garage, invest in high end thermal garage doors, and heat the garage in the winter to about 50/55 deg F. I've added a zone of heat to many garages for customers for exactly that reason. They were all happy for having done so.

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This isn't all my shotguns, I ran out of table for the picture. Come to a shootout, and I'll bring a bunch you can try.

It's adjustable, comes with a few different spacers between the stock and receiver to help fit the shooter.

Go for the A400 you'll be happier. The only downside to a semi is some places only allow OU guns. Like Hudson Guild. I have about 6 over unders, and I love the feel over a semi personally. At least for clay shooting.

There's a place in Rockaway Twp. That will re-cert the tank. But it's just easier to exchange it at a gas station. Half the time they never check the dates on the old tanks anyway.