Scorpio64

Everyone needs at least one SPR. Of the three calibers listed, I believe 5.56/223 will offer the best overall ballistic performance and economy. 6.5 is an excellent caliber but you will be very limited in bullet selection with the Grendel cartridge. If you want to do a 6.5, then CM in an AR10 is a far better way to go.

There were several pictures of pussies. One black, the other is a tabby.

My best chances at finding mine would have been to contact whatever department at DOT is in charge of roadkill

Place an order of $150 or more and you get free shipping and 1 penny Hazmat on powders and primers. Rebates available on Alliant powders too.

Range-14 is probably the best bet, but it's a haul for many people. I live in Monmouth, by the shore, and it's almost an hour ride for me. In spite of that, R-14 is very doable. We have several members here, including myself. All we need to do is get there early and claim two or three tables. If we are first on line, then we can get tables next to each other but we cant just walk from table to table with uncased firearms. It's not as relaxed as the WMA's are. Each member is allowed three guests, for a total of four on a lane at one time. Let's say I get a lane for four hours. Each +1 can tag in and out, just as long as there are never more than four at a table. Newly arrived shooters may tag in at any time if there are less than four on the lane.. R-14 has just this year implemented a day pass. So, instead of signing up as a full member, just one person has to get the pass. It costs $20 for the pass, and $4/hr per shooter. So, if a party of four want to shoot for two hours, it's 20/4 + 4*2. So that'd be $13 for each person in the group. We can absolutely do a R-14 day, but it will require a bit more planning, firm commitment by attendees and more discipline on the firing line.

Exactly, Zeke is a highly skilled operative with extensive training in counter interrogation.

I don't know much about the company, but Last Bite seems to be very popular for mosquito and tick control. They get good reviews.

Peel would never abuse her mod privileges. They have the poor lad bound and gagged in the basement and have probably waterboarded him several times.

Hopefully, that's all she cut off.

I magically got all my contacts back. I think it was stored in my phone's google account and when I logged in to google it restored the list. Sorry guys, you are sill on my contact list.

Yep. I've never got a tick on me when I remember to spray myself down with DWO. Kills the shit out of plants though. Don't ever apply near any plants you want to remain alive. I usually spray my boots, pant cuffs and then spray on my finger tips and wipe down my neck and temples. Whatever's left on hands goes on arms.

@Ray Ray yu'huh.

If that's how my old phone ended up, I'd be okay with that.

I should have also mentioned ammo options, that was lazy of me. There are so many good options available, and just like with rifle, it's a process of trial end error to figure out what will work best for a particular application. There is no law (yet) that says you have to use a full high brass load for hunting. A lighter 7/8ths oz load (store bought or handload) with a wad cup that holds the pellets longer before blooming will keep patterns tighter without turning your quarry into pulverized mush. Choke will be critical too. Unfortunately, experimenting with shotgun ammo is not as easy as it is with rifle. Documenting performance of different loads, swapping chokes and especially setting up patterning paper is a pita.But once it's done, you are golden, no more guessing. Another option you get with OU, albeit expensive, is sub-gauge sleeves. Shoot your trap with 12ga and throw in your $700 20ga sleeves for upland game.

wifi or cellular data will connect to the net. But I keep both off until I need to use them. Basically I run my phones with just about everything disabled so it's as close to just voice and text as possible to conserve battery power.

GPS disabled, no can do. Only the N5A can backdoor enable GPS in ghost mode to find it.

I did a bonehead thing this week. I left my cell phone on the roof of my car at Home Depot. Searched high and low for it, retracing my rout twice, but it's gone. Oh well. I was thinking about getting a new phone anyway, it was over three years old and causing me some problems anyway. Called my cell phone provider and ordered a Motorola Moto E4, very nice phone but it freaks me out a little bit. When the phone restarts (I had to restart it several times for updates), it flashes a Ludoviko sequence. WTF Motorola! Anyone who has watched A Clockwork Orange, is a CIA buff, a fan of the TV show Chuck or Archer has seen the technique used. It's basically a technique for brainwashing.. I suspect Motorola is just trying to be funny or edgy, but it's in poor taste in my opinion. edit: BTW, anyone who has my number and wants to keep in touch should sent me a text message so I can get your digits.

How often do you shoot at Salomon's? I'm a member there and usually shoot open practice there a few times a month, on Tuesdays mostly.

One of the many things I miss about my Cadillac DeVille is the on board diagnostics right from the dashboard. It helped me diagnose many many problems and enabled me to fix some of the issues myself. HF has the below pictured diagnostic scanner for $140.00. Maybe less if you have a coupon. I fubar'd the abs on the Caddy doing a brake job myself. Replaced all pads, a front caliper and rotor cuz the old caliper was hung up and overheated (warped) the rotor. Took everything apart again, cleaned up connectors and sensor contact surface and that fixed it. I guess I don't know exactly how I fixed it, but it got fixed none the less. But the OBD told me where to look.

I just found this photo taken last week at Hudson.

. . . . . . Okay, this has to be some form of entrapment.

Both the CZ and the Mossberg are Turkish guns. The quality will be about the same. I've heard both good and not so good about both but I would lean more towards the CZ just because I think they look a little nicer and they have a great warranty. It kinda bothers me when people say their budget is limited. Okay, my budget is limited too, but it does not limit what I buy, I just save longer. If you really want a good OU, you would be better off waiting for a used Browning to pop up somewhere at a decent price. Here's another thing (devil's advocate). You may do just fine (or well enough) with a Turkish made gun .A $2,000.00 Citori won't make you a better shooter, it will help good shooters hit more clays. The difference between a Browning and a Mossberg, for an average shooter, will be hitting 16 out of 25 instead of 15 out of 25. Here's what's going to happen if you buy a Turkish gun. You will shoot some clays, you will have fun, and you will constantly be thinking "gee, I wish this was a Browning.". The difference in price between a new CZ and a used Browning will be anywhere from 300 to 500 depending on the grade of the Browning. Most folks that own Brownings take care of them, so it's not likely you will find a lemon. As W2MC suggested, OU is not the end all be all of clay guns. Many trap shooters use semi-autos to great effect. One nice thing about a semi-auto is you can swap barrels. A longer 32 or 34 inch bbl for clays and a 28 inch bbl for the field. Recoil seems to be softer in semi autos too. 12ga vs 20ga. 20ga will be a handicap shooting clays. If you are a good shot, you will certainly break some clays with a 20ga, but you will break more with a 12ga. You will also get more pheasant. Lastly, My philosophy about my limited budget is that I can't afford to buy junk, so I buy used premium stuff that some rich dude paid out the ass for, and got bored with. I don't know how much of a hurry you are in to buy an OU, but if we happen to be at a shotgun shoot at the same time, you are more than welcome to try my Citori 12GA.

Pancakes because.... Lumberjacks don't eat waffles You only need a frying pan It's a cake No grids, FREE thinkers cut where they want. You can make them any size you want, freedom. Can be made savory with any combination of nutmeg, allspice, cloves, cinnamon, cayenne, etc.. Additional ingredients can be baked into the pancake, don't roll off. You can make 12 at a time Waffles may be served at a continental breakfast, but the men of the Continental Congress ate pancakes. Can be made in any home because every home has a frying pan. Soaks up more butter and maple syrup than a waffle. Stays hot longer. Chocolate chip pancakes. Batter never spills over a frying pan or griddle. You can make heart shaped pancakes for your spouse on valentine's day or other special occasion. Sane peaceful people at IHOP, lots of shootings at Waffle House Lastly.....

Hmmm... Going "both ways" Rosey? bold move.