DeerSlayer

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I got the same letter from him as well.

Someone probably gave him a snickers bar lol...

I'll ask at the next federation meeting if we have a state Representative there. Won't be till 3rd Wednesday in September though.

They're all on board with the idea. You need to send it to all the other assholes in the Senate and house.

It's been done before, he just ignores, then blocks whomever is asking.

I plan on calling every day... but the reality is, this man below has to accept the changes in the conditional veto, along with his colleagues that feel the same as he does.

Lol, I'm 39 guess I'm an old man. We should start one at Black River after labor day when the range is open on weekends again. Clinton is an hour drive for me.

It's all state land now. But I'm not sure if it's just state park land or part of the WMA.

Thanks! I have a Honda.

They haven't come to put us on the trains yet. Although I believe many from this state will just go quietly, just like they did in Poland. I personally will be part of "La Resistance". Just my preferred method of dying as a free man.

I need a link to that. I remember it was in the generator thread, but I'm busy as he'll today, don't have time to read through the entire thread.

Yeah it's 36 pages, I'm at work and don't have time to read lol...

^^^^^And this is why we will never successfully win 2A battles in this state.

If the receiver is ABS, as well as the magazine, which I believe they may be. Then just use ABS pipe cement. It works on plumbing pipe and fittings for decades without leaking.

No fingerprints? No passport photo? Doesn't the application need to be notoriety stamped? Did you include your live fire training certificate? Or does NH not require those things?

Angelo whatever you had for breakfast this morning, I want some!

This is the Estrella arms version with a handguard if you can figure out how to weld a plastic magazine into the plastic lower receiver, this is what it would look like. http://www.prosol.co.uk/plastic-welding-kit-including-hs102-hot-air-gun_M8020_202_10_2015.php

No tubular magazines like the marlin model 60 that holds 17 rounds in the fixed magazine is an assault weapon in NJ.

They never work on tapatalk.

He's talking about the safety orange recall Sweeney t-shirts from the recall campaign. The free shower he's referencing, is when Sweeney turned his sprinklers on the 20 people protesting on the sidewalk in front of his house.

I kink the hose to build the pressure up. That helps to flush out any trapped air. You have to do it a bunch of times to each zone. Build pressure, then release until you don't hear anymore air coming out. If you have a 1/4turn boiler drain you can open and close it quickly, then you don't have to kink the hose to build pressure.

I'll keep it in mind if I shoot too many this year. I usually donate one or two, to hunters helping the hungry.

Every time water enters the boiler for any reason, you're always introducing air in the form of microbubbles. Just like when you fill a glass from the sink, you can see the tiny air bubbles in the glass. Eventually they all collect in one place in the system. Usually at the highest point in the system. Sometimes you get an air pocket at the circulator pump, and it can start to cavitate. That's pretty noisy. This is why an air scrubber is a great idea. Boilers usually treat the water that's in them, and scaling is rare. Inside an indirect, or built in tankless coil is usually where minerals collect. But that's usually on the domestic water side, not the boiler water. I can explain to you how to purge the system, but if you screw up you will be blowing off your relief valve, and they usually don't stop leaking afterwards. I start off by killing the power, then closing the valve on the return, then connecting a hose to it on the return above the valve you closed below, from there I opene the by pass on the pressure reducing valve giving it full house pressure then I manually open the zone valve to the first zone locking it open if it's a Honeywell or Erie valve, I kink the hose in my hand and watch the pressure side of the gauge (the relief valve blows off at 30psi) you want to Un kink the hose around 27-28 psi before you blow off the valve. Then let it run out till the pressure drops to about 15lbs, don't let it go below 10 lbs or you will be introducing a ton of air into the system defeating the entire purpose of purging in the first place. Then you just do each additional zone one at a time, closing the zone valve on the last one you did, as you open the next one. Leave the boiler between 12-15 lbs when your finished, and you close the by pass. Some boilers use multiple circulator pumps instead of zone valves, there should be a valve on each zone to isolate them instead of zone valves. Also some guys pipe a boiler drain on each return, so if that's the case you have to move the hose to each drain which is a royal pain in the ass. Make sure you check all the packing nuts are tight on all your boiler drains afterwards, and that you put all your zone valves back to automatic. Then restore power and you should be air free for the most part. But without an air scrubber, you will be doing the same thing in the future.

Defacing identifying markings on a firearm is illegal. The ATF doesn't like that.