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This best-selling toy was recently featured on Fox and Friends, where co-host Steve Doocy called Keep and Bear "the toy company that’s making the holidays great again." https://keepandbear.com/products/build-the-wall

Yep. That's what I liked about that dude. He could make the most complex things seem simple. And he drove a VW. He was down to earth, didn't seem to talk down to people and could not be coerced into selling out. That guy was as honest as sunshine.

Sux he never got to go there.

Oh yeah, especially Richard Feynman.

Thomas Jefferson, Carl Sagan, my great great grandfather, Rasputin.

After Harvey, one of my favorite on-line suppliers had a raffle to help the Texas SPCA. They raffled off a M&P 22lr AR. (I won it btw) The raffle was very easy. The tickets were limited, and treated like any other stocked item. Tickets were $5/ea and you could buy as many as you wanted, but limited to 200 tix. Which gave the buyer a 1:200 chance if they bought just one ticket. After all the tix sold out, the drawing was done. I think the items you are offering and the carbine that Steve wants to put up can generate a substantial donation. The forum only needs a simplified, and centralized means to do it. You could also promote the raffle by sending out an e-mail blast. That is how I was informed of the Harvey SPCA relief raffle. Also, at this point, it may be prudent to bring any raffle discussion to PM so as not to overshadow the topic.

Mak, It appears that Steve does not have a website capable of doing merch transactions. Would you be willing to host 3rd party raffle transactions on NJGF?

No, I meant if Steve at Monmouth Arms, who is putting up the item to be raffled, has a merch account.

If you have an online merch account, then just add the raffle as a product for sale on your website. Members go to your website to purchase raffle tix. You decide the price and number of tix. For instance each ticket is $5.00 and it's limited to 100 tickets. Basically a $500.00 donation. It may get complicated on how (method) you draw the winner.

Only if he pronounces his name "hey-susse"

Yikes, what a great deal on a 300 Black out. 369.99 https://www.primaryarms.com/radical-firearms-16in-300-blk-complete-rifle-with-15in-primary-arms-exclusive-m-lok-rail Radical Firearms 16" 300 BLK 1:8 Pistol Length HBAR Rifle - 15" Primary Arms Exclusive M-LOK Rail This Radical Firearms 16” 300 BLK HBAR Rifle is based around their law enforcement grade upper receiver. Using the Radical Firearms/Primary Arms Exclusive M-LOK Handguard, this MIL-SPEC rifle is an outstanding choice for any budget. Just add your favorite sights or optic, then head for the range! Features: 16" 41V50 chrome moly vanadium steel HBAR barrel Chambered in 300 BLK with 1:8 twist rate M16 cut bolt carrier group with Melonite finish BCG high pressure tested and magnetic particle inspected Standard charging handle 5/8x24 A2 flash hider 15" free float Radical Firearms/ Primary Arms Exclusive M-LOK Rail MIL-SPEC single stage trigger A2 pistol grip Mission First Tactical Minimalist stock The Radical Firearms/Primary Arms Exclusive M-LOK Handguard. Crafted from 6063-T6 aluminum and hardcoat anodized a deep black, this tough, durable rail offer a slim, modular profile. Large cooling holes along the rail reduce weight and aid in rapid cooling. Take advantage of M-LOK positions along the 3, 6, and 9 o’clock of the rail for all your favorite gear. An uninterrupted M1913 Picatinny top rail offers space to mount optics, sights, and other accessories with ease.

I got a coupla SureFire keychain flashlights. My main goal was to score a thermal scope. I found a couple of good deals but they were not on the ones I am looking for. The feral piglets are safe, for now.

Well, you could say it's a tool chest and not really be lying.

Only if you are Zeke.

A proper safe is only one layer of a good security plan. Alarm, video, secure rooms, coms, maybe a Claymore or two.

Did your snowblower get fat over the summer?

Git it done.

Just proves the liberal media is spreading lies and misinformation. Fake news. Nothing to see here, move along.

Do yourself a favor and buy a few boxes of PPU 69gr and 75gr OTM. Neck sizing is good for bolt action, but I don't think it's a good idea for semi-auto. you will get failure to chamber because the action does not have enough force to push the round into the chamber. That will be a pain in the ass, but it could get worse.it could cause an out of battery ignition. The below is from Sierra

Dried beef is like $18 to $22 per pound. how was it that this fed people throughout the Great Depression?! I dry ham in the oven and freeze it for later use to make creamed dried ham. I use my grandmother's depression era recipe for creamed dried beef . It would be nice to use dried beef but fuck if I will spend that kind of money on thinly sliced meat in a jar. One of these days I'm going to try it with prosciutto and portobello mushrooms over toasted semolina bread. Everything tastes better when it's Italian.

Aftr a lil google-fu, It looks like Federal crimps .223 out of some OCD issue. I'm curious though, why is the NATO crimp harder than the crimp on commercial .223.

Only NATO brass, with a real actual crimp, requires swaging. Ain't never heard of staking primers. .223 brass is typically not swaged. I shoot only two kinds of ammo in my AR pattern rifles. 62gr M855 and 75gr PPU OTM. The 5.56 M855 is crimped, the .223 PPU is not. In all honesty, I can't say this is true for all .223 ammo.

When I was at the military academy, we had Spam at least three times a week for breakfast. The Spam we had was not the loosely packed crumbly canned Spam, it was more like a thick sliced lunch meat, griddle fried in what was probably lard . It was better than scrapple, pork roll or spam in a can. It was actual spiced ham, not the WW2 K-Rat in a can version. Spam is just another spiced ham product but cant be called spiced ham because like taylor ham, it's not all ham. I seriously doubt the spiced ham we had at the academy was all ham either. I mean seriously. an actual ham looks noting like spiced ham, or pork roll, or Spam for that matter.

the LC brass is NATO spec, and is crimped and sealed. Can't say fer sure what the Federal is. If you are not running into the same resistance with the Federal brass as you are with the LC, then I'm willing to bet it's not crimped. Just for shits n' giggles. Try using just a pocket cleaning brush on the brass with 223 marked on the head stamp.

how about some Spam sushi.... Hmm, would that be Spushi? Actually, no, it's not Spushi. It's called Musabi, it's like a real thing with Japs and Hawaiians.