DeerSlayer

I usually buy mine online.

I used to buy shotgun ammo, clays, my hunting and fishing license there every year. Once they did away with all that, I stopped going.

I have a scope too. I'm in Sussex County, not sure if that's further from everyone else or not for you.

Yeah, and we would like that answer in writing from the trooper answering the question.

Some day our next president may possibly sign National Receprocity into law. Maybe NJ will continue to not issue resident permits, but they will be forced by the law to recognize out of state permits... just a thought I always have in the back of my mind.

If anyone is interested in Judging this year, please let me know. Obviously you can't be fishing the tournament. Looking for about 5 people right now. Judges received a free t-shirt, a voucher for free lunch, and a few bucks for fuel.

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They used to, I bought an 1187 super mag there. But that was years ago. Haven't been in there in a long time, since Rockaway opened.

St. Martin on the Dutch side. I've got family that live there. I usually go once a year if I can. I need a break after this winter. I worked my balls off...

View from my time share balcony... I'm sure I'll have a good time bro...

Boro of Hopatcong, usually between 15-17 days for me.

Can't make that weekend, leaving for the Caribbean on Friday the 18th. Next time around...

Me neither, that's why I kill deer. My butcher makes me Venison hot dogs. They're awesome!

RTSP RandolphThe Postmark in Morristown Silver Bullet Rockaway Oakridge Firearms Ramsey Outdoors Roxbury Red Dot Firearms Stanhope (actually Sussex, but right on the border of Morris) FSS Whippany Dick's Rockaway Dick's E. Hanover Dover Sport (may still have an FFL) Can't think of any other FFL'S in Morris County....

I do that. Everything except electrical. A licensed electrician has to do that part. But I work with a few that do great work. I'm a licensed Master HVAC contractor. What style house?

What do you have there currently? Are you looking for a replacement or a full install with everything ductwork ect?

Unless the installer gave the customer a warranty in writing above, and beyond the mandatory 1 year that the state requires. There's nothing false or misleading on the part of the installer. And his responsibility for warranty has since expired. Manufacturer should honor whatever warranty they offer to the end recipient (customer) from the date of install. That's the entity to hold true to their warranty. And legally speaking the installer is absolved of any further burden at the 365 day mark of the original date of install. It's in the NJ business manual, which is the guideline to business practices in NJ.

Most plumbing companies don't keep well tanks "in stock" maybe have one of the most popular sizes I could see. Tanks come in big boxes, and take up valuable shop space, if you have a shop. Most of us buy them as needed from the local supply house we deal with. And like I said we have no control over how long it's been sitting there. Or any way of knowing how old they are when we receive them. I doubt they're made the same day I pick them up. The manufacturer date is a code within the serial number usually, that makes zero sense most times. Except to the manufacturer. All I know is I buy it "new" and install it. I give my required 1 year state mandated warranty, and a receipt showing date of install. After that year I'm no longer legally obligated to do anything. It's up to the manufacturer to make a decision. All my receipts, estimates, and contracts state this as per state law. I also verbally explain the warranty on any product i sell. If my warehouse changes brands tomorrow, and no longer carries a label any longer, I can't control that either. Happens all the time. But I would try to help my customer however I could, because I like keeping my customers. Now if the customer started acting like a douchebag, I probably wouldn't be as likely to assist. You get more bees with honey then with vinegar.

Could be, they don't always follow the graphic novel with the show.

The installer has no control over the date of manufacturing on a part they sell. Could be sitting at the warehouse for eons before we buy it. State law requires us to warranty material and labor for 1 year from the install date. Even if the manufacturer only has a 90 day warranty, I would have to eat it under state law. Now after that year is up, it's between the customer and the manufacturer to honor the warranty. Every manufacturer I've dealt with begins their warranty from the date of install. As long as you have a receipt. Shouldn't be a problem. And this is why I sell good high end mainstream brands. Not Pentair? Never even heard of their well tanks, and I've been doing this a while. The installer in this case should have helped the homeowner with the warranty, sometimes a phone call to the manufacturer on their behalf goes a long way. I go as far as I can to help my customers when something like this pops up. BTW you would call the DCA, they regulate our licenses. but they would probably tell you the law just as I did. And they only take formal complaints against licensed companies in writing.

I just installed a tank for a customer yesterday. $775.00 that price is in the ball park. But they should have only charged you labor, and taken care of the tank warranty with you & the manufacturer. As good business practice. Although they're not obligated to from a legal standpoint after 1 year. Chances are though if they can no longer pick that brand up locally, you would be waiting a few days without water, for PENTAIR to send you a warranty replacement. BTW the tee, Guage, switch, nipple, relief valve, check valve, drain valve, and pressure switch, aren't part of the tank nor covered for more than a year. So they would probably charge you for that as well. There's a reason I sell Amtrol or AO Smith well tanks. They always honor the warranty for my customers from the installation date. The tank could sit on the shelf at my suppliers warehouse for a few years before I buy it to install. Sounds like this company is lazy and don't want to take care of their end of the legwork to try to get you a tank under warranty. It's a shame, but as they say hogs get slaughtered.

I've read the comics, that's Negan, and he's swinging Lucille in the picture. I'm not going to spoil who's head he's bashing in. But it's a main character and he dies.

Cool, thanks bro.

I just clicked on the store link, hunt is "out of stock" I forgot to sign up back when there were openings. If anything opens up to cancelation between now and next weekend let me know.

Isn't that illegal too? Lol...