Scorpio64

And zip-ties, don't forget the zip ties.

Started to feel a little funky around noon today. Probably nothing, but gonna see if I can kill the nascent bug with some alcohol tonight.

90% Bring the brass, but leave the opsol home, I've ditched the mini shell idea.

Well, look on the bright side. At least you have many acquaintances that can tolerate you.

Oh, SNAP!!!

so, basically, you are asking for lessons to throw like a girl?

deleted post, math was way off.... will update if I get bored later.

Don't make me get out the big feather again......

Ah, a sensible man. carry on.

Second of all, we tried to address Peel's gross abuse of power by throwing her a blanket party. When she found out, she got excited, but after she found out what a blanket party really is, she got REALLY excited. Don't trust a woman who wears leather and likes handcuffs. She's unhinged.

Welcome to the forum. How well you will get along here really depends on one thing, porkroll or taylor ham, and it had better be porkroll.

Selling rifle and scope together will sell the "package" faster, but you won't get as much as if you sold them separately. It also depends on the scope. If it's a $200 Bushnell, sell it as a package, if it's a $1,200.00 Leupold, you will probably do better if you sell it separately because they hold their value better. If you want to "throw in" ammo, to sweeten the deal, you can do that but has to be shipped separately, and that will cut into the bottom line. You may be better off selling the ammo here in the Marketplace. Payment depends on how the transaction goes down. If you start shipping through FFLs that will drive up your costs even further. If you have a good relationship with a nearby LGS, you may want to do the transaction there, in which case, I'd say cash only. The new law will drive up the cost of the transaction by $35 to $60 on average, so you need to factor that into your pricing so that the buyer pays those costs and you don't loose money on the sale. Lastly, since you're a member here, why not put up the whole kit and caboodle in the Marketplace. You are already a premier member.

I'm pretty sure the Zekes are attending, two chuckers should be enough.

You can use #9 but I would not recommend it as a first choice. #8 is probably the most common.

7 1/2 or 8 will do ya.

I am officially replacing my metaphor of "dropping the kids off at the pool" with "taking a negative four degree".

Ugh, my father used to eat the backs. He called it "the Pope's nose"

@Displaced Texan Can you please re-post this so I can like it again.

Oh, believe me, I do. My grandmother (mothers side) grew up on a poultry farm in the south during the great depression. She could cook the shit out of a chicken a million different ways, make it delicious and eat leftovers for two more days. Fried chicken was only one way. Anyway, she ate everything that wasn't a bone and forced us to eat gizzards and ummm... other parts too. fucking gross. I can't believe people were made to eat that shit and they choose to continue eating that shit still today. It's fucking cat food.

I know Yankee Pot Roast is good. No internal organs in that.

How about partnering with a NJGF vendor that has a shipping department set up to handle this sort of thing. They can do it more efficiently and cheaper. In turn, they get retail traffic. +1 on black and gray. White would be my last choice. I know the white shirts are cheaper, but you will sell more black and gray.

Good link, you don't have the right codec to play the video.

Kennedy's in Plainfield.....It's to die for. (wink wink) Popeye's is hit or miss. Used to be a Chicken Holiday in Red Bank, it was the best fried chicken because it was the only fried chicken before it burned down in 1976. Cluck U, Eatontown. Chicken Kitchen, Shrewsbury.

I met Jeff and his wife a few weeks ago at MCRPC, good guy.