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4" barrel. I have a thing for the short barrels I guess.

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Sam, ya can't go wrong with a S&W 686. No collection is complete without one. May as well get one now. Sooner or later your going to get one anyway. I picked up a lightly used one from RTSP for $500. One of my favorite guns to shoot at the range.

Thanks for the info. I'm just going to buy myself a quality.22 upper.

About a week ago I had some idiot on the hunting forum arguing with me, about not being able to use hollow points inside your home for SD. I told him to show me where it says you cant. And he couldn't provide a statue that said so. I told him if its legal to posses in your home and it doesn't say you cant use it in the law, then how could you be convicted of a crime if there's no law that said otherwise. He said something like just because it doesn't say you cant dosent mean you can. I told him I believed he consumed lead paint chips as a child. Am I correct here?

Are they that bad? I can't imagine they're that great for the price. Cant be worse than My GSG522 though.

Your town hall looks like Wild West City in Byram Twp. By my house lol. Where's all the cowboys on horses?

As long as Bubba is a 5'8" blonde 120lb female with blonde hair and a nice full set of C-cups I'm cool with that. I don't believe that's very typical in Rahway though lol...

^^^^^This exactly.

The steam units self clean automatically once a month by themselves. They have a brain of their own. If you install them as per manufacturer recommendations supplying the unit with Reverse osmosis water, they don't get any scale inside the tank or elements to clean anyway. The way the passive unit shuts down is as soon as the call for heat ends it kills the 24v that keeps the selinoid valve open, that kills the water flow to the unit. The furnaces limit switch (switch that senses the temperature of the heat exchanger) continues to blow after the burner is off until the switch cools down and turns off the fan. Usually for about 60-90sec. As far as mold growth inside the ductwork, not going to happen in the winter. The furnace is running every day keeps things pretty dry Your AC however will grow mold inside from the condensation coming off the coil. I always install a UV light on every new install I do. Put one in my ductwork as well at home.

You can wire them a couple ways. I have mine wired to only inject steam during a heating cycle. The can also be set up to inject anytime the humidastat calls for moisture, it just turns on the blower while it's pumping steam out. The units are completely computer controlled so you can decide how you want it configured during installation. It uses more electric to have the humidifier turn on the blower though.

I have critical defense in my HD guns. Soft point in the AR in the bedroom. 00 buck in the shotgun next to the AR.

They do work pretty well when they are properly maintained. Remember to clean it and replace the pad/element inside every season. Having softned water helps too. Best way to hook them up is to have an actual 1/4" ball value installed instead of those saddle valves that pierce the pipe. They are actually against code to use in NJ. Also hooking it up to Hot water as apposed to cold is a good idea as well your water heater removes a good amount of the undesolved solids & minerals from the water. Also the warm water misting into your warm air flow will cool the air down less than cold water will, saving you fuel in the long run. Remember to flip your damper from winter to summer before you turn the AC back on as well. Do all those things and your passive style humidifier will give you about 10 solid worry free years minimum. Also the newer AprilAire models use about 75% less water than the one's made 10 years ago. The steam units are great but not cheap at all to run or have installed initially. And the Reverse Osmosis filters for the water treatment end cost about $100 per year. I've got a lot of wood inside my house. It's something I really had to install. Luckily I'm pretty close with the guy that wired it in and mounted it for me lol. Still for me was well over 1K in material and equipment.

This is what I do for a living. Nothing beats a steam humidifier tied into the ductwork directly. I keep my house set to 40% all winter. Works great. The supply water is treated with reverse osmosis, before it enters the unit. No hard water issues that way. I have the AprilAire 800 in my home. Passive style humidifiers are junk they spray a mist of water into the ductwork to operate. This cools down your heating air & causes your fuel bills to increase. Plus they are prone to problems, as well wasting a lot of water down the drain. I would say 3/4 of the furnaces I see them on are broken and turned off. These are the brands I've sold and installed to my customers. http://www.alpinehomeair.com/viewproduct.cfm?productID=453067348&linkfrom=froogle&gclid=Cj0KEQiAuremBRCbtr-1qJnKi-4BEiQAh0x08LXHKDtaxeyZnBatI8mmZH-060MYxYoS5ORxIpuELM8aAljo8P8HAQ http://www.westsidewholesale.com/aprilaire-801.html?keyword=Google_Shopping&mr:trackingCode=AD446D2C-3B4F-E411-B2D4-BC305BF933C0&mr:referralID=NA&mr:device=m&mr:adType=plaonline&mr:ad=56682928525&mr:keyword=&mr:match=&mr:filter=103831758805&gclid=Cj0KEQiAuremBRCbtr-1qJnKi-4BEiQAh0x08JKau1P1WueyUSC9Tb1Xk6_90RSC_XCFiWtg4d9_do0aAj2q8P8HAQ

You sure your town is in nj?

I love my Badd lever, and badd ass.

That's bogus! They consider the magazine "a part of the gun" didn't know it's illegal to transport gun parts now as well. They probably destroyed them trying to take them apart in an attempt to prove they held more than 15rounds is my guess.

^^^nice looking rifle! can't wait to go have some fun with mine, when the weather is more hospitable as well.

Cool thanks. If I use the MDF I think bolting the vice through is the best idea. Maybe I'll even make a steel or aluminum plate, with 4 holes in it for some additional strength on the bottom where I put the nuts and washers. The one I ripped off of the bench my old man built was done in 2x6. It was bolted through, but I had a 6' pipe on a breaker bar trying to get a rusty bolt out of something (I forgot what exactly). Anyway the 2x6 split while I was hanging on the pipe, and I landed on my ass lol... I guess this is how you learn at the ripe old age of 17 hahha.

I have one that's pinned and welded over, the weld was ground down flush with the brake. The "gunsmith I used" (because this is never something I would do in my garage at home) then hit the ground spot with a blueing pen I know where the pin is. But you have to look hard to find it. It's pinned on the underside of the barrel, so it's less noticeable. I really hope I never have to change the gas block. Because it's a frigging work of metal art, I would hate to have "my gunsmith" drill out to remove.

Black iron pipe I have a multitude of. How does the MDF hold up to a vice bolted to it? I have a few sheets of it left over from something. If you glue three layers together does it make it strong enough to put any actual leverage on when cranking on something in the vice? I only ask because I once tore a vise off a wooden top workbench. Boy was my dad pissed lol! Also what did you glue them together with? Liquid nails?

I need to learn not to read any of your posts while consuming beverages. The result is often an ejection of that beverage, from my nose soaking my phone due to excessive laughter. You owe me a roll of paper towels! Small price to pay for having a sense of humor Angelo...

I used to work with her mom for about 5 years! She was the secretary for the plumbing company I was employed by. Her mother stole 40k over the course of about a year due to a gambling problem. And was obviously let go. My boss tried to get his money back in court but never got paid back. Pretty sure she fled the area from what I've heard. Melissa her daughter (the alleged prostitute) was always cool, I liked her. I had no idea she was prostituting herself out at work though lol. I was really surprised when I saw this story on the news. She has 3 kids and her lazy video game playing husband left her while she was pregnant with their 3rd kid. Guess she was doing what she felt she had to? Funny you posted this here, this was a few years ago I kinda forgot about it.

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