DeerSlayer

My mirrors are windshield bracket mounted. They were on. OC hates no doors, even though I have a full family cage and 5 point harnesses. Like my cloth soft half doors actually do anything for your safety inside the vehicle. It makes zero sense.

I have an H&R I use: power Belt sabots, 100 grains of pyrodex, and CCI 209 magnum primers. Owned it since 2004 never had and issues with misfires using that combination. Killed Bear, and a bunch of deer with it. Works well for me.

The ferry ride is pretty cool we usually see dolphins jumping in front of us as we cross the Delaware bay from Cape May. I've been to Rehoboth, Dewey, and Bethany multiple times as a kid. My old man is planning to retire there in a couple years. There's not much action as far as nite life goes, but all of the beaches are beautiful. And there's good fishing to be had at most. Be sure you air down your tire pressure on the wrangler a bit if your going to drive on the sand to fish. I believe there's a couple beaches in that area you can drive on. The last couple years we've been pretty much going right by all the Delaware beaches for OC Maryland. If you decide to do OC for the day, leave your gun in DE. And don't drive through OC without your doors. We all got our balls busted during jeep week for no doors. Half doors are ok. It's about a 20 min ride to OC MD. The boardwalk there is pretty nice, really clean not like the scumbag boardwalks we have in Jersey.

You do have to call and reserve a golf cart in advance if you want one. I try to get one when I go there. Makes it easier to lug everything from station to station.

Yes! I'm down with that.

Sucks I'm missing this one. At the state fair till 5pm

I had to vote 16th as well. I'm committed the next two weekends to the Sussex County Farm and Horse show.

Once we think we know everything, we can't be taught. Unless your the engineer that designed the gun, read the fucking manual! Lol...

Got my breacher choke and magazines for my Saiga 12. Still need to install the recoil pad.

Glad to hear you made it safely!

That's why I have both. I miss my sport bike when I'm riding with the fudds on the harley.

I'm tied up the first two weekends in August, for the Sussex County Farm and Horse show. I have to work our federation of sportsmens clubs tent sat and sun both weekends. Arnold donated 4 cases of clay birds to us before moving to Florida. I picked them up last week, thanks again Arnold and good luck with your move to America! I'm good for any other weekend. With my thrower.

That's an Early Evo dyna. $3800-$4200 I wouldn't pay anymore than that.

I want to use my VP9, I don't have anything for it yet. Jamie from Titan said he can make me one before the class. I have two IWB holsters, one for a G27, and one for a Boberg XR9-S. Neither of which I want to shoot with.

I'm signing up for this. Guess it's time to get an OWB holster and a mag holster.

My new VP9 was so full of grease out of the box, it looked like it just left a bath house in San Francisco! As per the manual, ( and another member here's ) recommendation before I took it to the range. I completely stripped the gun, cleaned the hell out of it. Then put it through a dry fire break in exercise as per H&K's recommendation in the manual. Gun worked flawlessly first time out. After I was done with the first session (approximately 100 rds) there was still lube spraying out of the slide, all over the gun. Crazy how much they pack in there when new.

Many WMA'S around the state have clay ranges. Best way to go. A hunting license is $28 annually. That's the cheapest gun club around. You bring your own stuff. As Lalo said we usually do a monthly shootout at Clinton, come join us sometime. Everyone is friendly, and we usually bring a plethora of shotguns between us all. Nice way to try out something new. There's also this place in Chester open to the public 2 day's a week. http://www.claytargetsonline.com/location/chester-game-association/ And Lehigh Valley Sporting Clays is a great place, if you don't mind driving out to Allentown PA.

She could open carry it, would probably blend right into a roll lol...

Angry Erik's in Lafayette is very good just outside Newton/Sparta. I often head there to fill a growler. http://www.angryerik.com/ I live 5 minutes from Kroghs also decent. I'm just bored of their beers. And it's impossible to park anywhere in Lake Mohawk. Better beers/food over at Mohawk House IMO, and parking. There's a NJ beer only BrewFest Nov 7th at Waterloo Village in Byram twp. btw. Beer, BBQ, and Bacon. Is what it's called. Hasn't been a BrewFest at Waterloo for about ten years. http://www.ticketfly.com/event/905227-beer-bbq-bacon-showdown-stanhope/

Vermont state Brewers festival. Awesome weekend in America. So many beers so little time.

"Can't be sharpened easily, in 30 seconds without power tools" fixed it for ya.

No one in a professional kitchen has that kind of time. Every pro kitchen has a tri stone to hone you knives quickly. Time is money. One place I worked had a knife service that would pick up all the knives weekly, and exchange them for sharpened knives. We didn't use them, the waitress used those knives to make salads. They took the abuse they put them through. Everyone cooking used a high carbon knife at every restaurant I ever worked in. For exactly the reason I listed above.

Stainless can be re sharpened usually by machine, they will kill a stone quick. But they're never the same once you sharpen them again. With hi carbon you can get a factory sharp edge every time.

Yeah the ACLU sent us back a letter that basically said "fuck you, we're broke can't afford to represent you. Try hiring your own layer". That was the condensed version lol.