DeerSlayer

Fall bow is included in your all around sportsman. Permit bow, (begins end of October) you will have to buy a zone specific permit for. So you're good to go for fall archery. If you want to do bear archery you need a permit for that too.

I shoot a Parker. I lube the rail every time I take it out of the case. And wax the string before I put it back in the case. I shoot weight forward parker red hot 22" full capture nock bolts, with 100g G5 montec broad heads for hunting. You should be using the same weight field points for target practice that you plan to use for broadheads. I buy everything from Simon Peter sport in Newton. The bow tech there Tommy (also one of the owners) is awesome. I don't let anyone else touch my archery equipment. You should probably drop it off at a reputable shop for a tune up, just to have everything checked out once a season. I had my string and cables replaced this season. And I had two cracked limbs I couldn't see, glad I brought it in for service, because he found them, and got me a replacement head and limbs under warranty. Could have been pretty bad if one of those limbs let loose on me, especially 15' in a tree. They're fun to shoot, good luck with it. I don't shoot mine much except to make sure it's zeroed in for deer season. I also bought a crank cocker for mine. It's dangerous to try, and recock after a shot in a treestand. Makes it really easy to re-cock with a crank.

Because the Vikings are morons...

Order by brand name, (Taylor Ham) because anything else is just some shitty pork roll.

Move about 30 miles west bro. I'll hook you up in your new house west of the morris county line lol...

Once they install anything they can't rip it out. It's part of the house once it's in place. All material on the job site is property of the contractor until it's installed. But if you agree to the contract and the start date you agree to is before the 3 day back out period. You're SOL lol... Besides it's pretty easy to lean the property for the amount owed. Lennox makes decent equipment. You should be happy with their stuff. The incentives change every year, for both state and federal rebates.

They make heavy duty appliance flexible connectors. For restaurant use on things like gas fired deep fryers. So they can me moved out and cleaned behind daily. That's probably what I would suggest you use. https://www.culinarydepotinc.com/restaurant-equipment/gas-connectors-and-gas-hoses/dormont-1650kit36-blue-hose-moveable-gas-connector-kit Yes tie in outside at the meter. Yes you need a permit from the town to add a gas appliance. The gas meter also needs to be sized properly to deliver enough volume to your generator as well as all the other appliances in your home. So a total load calculation needs to be done.

No I was talking more about Devine intervention, striking down justifable need. The corrupt state lawyer's, politicians, and Judge's aren't going to. Regardless of their religious beliefs.

There are usually state and federal rebates every year, depending on if their energy standards are met by the new equipment. Here are this year's standards. The new standards are probably in the mail to me now.

As soon as you start going higher than 14 seer on a condenser the price starts jumping in about $2000 dollar increments. Considering we don't live in Florida, and only use our AC units for about 3 month of the year solid, it doesn't usually pay to step up to 16.5 seer over the lifetime of the unit. Most new equipment lasts about 12 years before failure, if you get 15 you didn't good. Buy that time you just recoupe the extra you spent to jump up in efficiency maybe. You can zone any ducted system with zone control dampers. But it's a poor practice to use. For true efficient zoning, multiple ducted systems or mini splits are ideal. I can do 5 mini split heads off of one condenser. That's 5 separate zones. I can go to 8 heads with branch boxes, off of one condenser as well.

1 ton per every 500sq foot of living space is about what the heat loss calculator or manual J will work out to be. So 5 ton is about right. I just did a 5 ton Ac condenser, case coil, 13 seer single stage, 120K btuh furnace Comfort maker (which is owned by Carrier corp) replacement. Think with everything including transition ductwork, and new lineset I did the entire job for $8500...

Signed and shared to Facebook a few days ago.

I'm fine with it, as long as God gives us concealed or open carry in NJ without the Justifiable need standard. Until then I'll put my faith behind the PO6...

I braze every day for a living air acetylene, with silver rod. It's true, it's the last form of gas style welding left in common use. But they don't even teach gas welding anymore in schools.

They do, I used to teach the plumbing apprenticeship course there. Herb Brown is the adult ed welding instructor. Really great guy, and a phenomenal welder. I took his class myself. Since I worked at the school I could take any classes in wanted to for free.

Consealed means CONSEALED... unfortunate that not everyone grasps that concept.

Printed and sending out! Can't remember the last time I wrote a check lol.

I'm half Polish on my dad's side, half Italian on my mom's side. They came here between ww1 and ww2 my parents were born here. Europe was a rough place to be for those 30 years or so. I owe it to my ancestors to fight to retain and restore our rights, they came here to provide for me. I'm in it to win it.

It's the reason my family came here. Luckily they saw the writing on the wall, and got out before shit went down.

It's real. It's the Champion "big yellow safe" it's about 12' tall. And I've seen one in person. http://www.shootersnj.com/m/product/champion-safe-co-the-big-yellow-safe-16596.htm

Next house will have a basement. I'm going to excavate a room adjacent to the foundation, pour walls and a roof, with rebar, then burry it. Blow out a doorway from the existing basement with a vault door. And probably hide it with some kind of built in bookcase that slides out of the way or something to that effect. I'll keep one decoy safe with some shit in it in case "they" ever come knocking. If my current house didn't have a crawl space built on ledge rock I would have already borrowed my buddies backhoe and built one. That safe in the picture is sick! How the he'll do you move that thing?

I have a problem, and need a 12 step program. Although I haven't been buying as many as usual lately. I have a lot of Mosins, some really rare ones. But for a while my neighbor across the street was an FFL out of his house. I used to give him $3k and he would order me 3 crates of Mosins at a time. Think i bought 8 all together. I kept all the really nice ones and sold the rest. I have about 60 or so still. I have a lot of other stuff too. But the Russian stuff is my weakness.

I need a vault I have three 64's packed. I'm waiting for black Friday to buy another.

Witch Hazel works wonders on the attitude...