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Went there back in May for an event with a YT creator. While I wouldn't really recommend it, there's no metal detectors or anything like that on there. So if you accidentally bring it aboard I'm sure no one will really care too much as long as you don't make a spectacle of it.

Haven't been there, but here's some stuff for you around the local area (Within 3 hours of NJ). Here in NJ: Air Victory Museum at South Jersey Regional Airport: 68 Stacy Haines Rd, Lumberton, NJ 08048 NAS Cape May Museum: Cape May Airport, 500 Forrestal Rd, Cape May, NJ 08204 (Cape May Airport) NJ Aviation Hall of Fame. 400 Fred Wehran Dr, Teterboro, NJ 07608 (Teterboro Airport) Milville Army Airfield Museum: 1 Leddon St, Millville, NJ 08332. (Millville Airport) NY State: Besides USS Intrepid there's a small museum over at Floyd Bennett Field calling itself Historic Aircraft Restoration Project. They have no website of their own, but there is a mention of them on the National Park Service Website for the Gateway National Recreation Area. You also have a couple of others within about 3 hours drive of NJ (Cradle of Aviation was mentioned by a previous poster). American Air Power Museum: 1230 New Hwy, Farmingdale, NY 11735 (Farmingdale Airport) Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome: 9 Norton Rd, Red Hook, NY 12571 Pennsylvania: (Someone already mentioned the one at the old NAS Willow Grove in Warminster PA above so I'll omit that for now) Golden Age Air Museum: 371 Airport Rd, Bethel, PA 19507 (Grimes Airport, Private Grass field airport so call ahead for permission if flying in). American Helicopter Museum; 1220 American Blvd, West Chester, PA 19380 (Bradywine Regional Airport). Mid-Atlantic Air Museum: 1054 Arnold Rd, Reading, PA 19605 ( Reading Regional Airport, fantastic World War II weekend held on the first June weekend closest to D-Day anniversary). Delaware: Air Mobility Command Museum: Dover Air Force Base (Have not been to personally but looks great from web site, recommend calling ahead about entry since it's on an active base). Delaware Aviation Museum Foundation: 21781 Aviation Ave, Georgetown, DE 19947, Delaware Coastal Regional Airport (Haven't been but seem to recall you have to call to make an appointment). Connecticut: Connecticut Air and Space Center: 225 B Main St, Stratford, CT 06615 (Haven't been myself, located near one of Sikorsky's facilities) New England Air Museum: 36 Perimeter Rd, Windsor Locks, CT 06096 (Bradley International Airport) So these are the ones nearby you can check out and some further out for you to check out. Enjoy

So the British might have had this right 75 years ago then? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.280_British

That's pretty damn high, but I call BS on the claimed altitude of 17,500" since I didn't see anything resembling supplemental oxygen.

Well we already have the replacement lined up and ready to go.

Ordered mine, since I'm required to test by my employer twice a week for my refusal to get the vaccine. No big surprise that it's going to take forever to see the the things.

Well there's the usual supermarket items and ammo. For unique stuff I'm going to say aircraft parts. At work it seems to be the cheaper expendable items that are harder to come by (bolts, screws, sealant, o-rings, etc) than the higher end electronic parts. I know my flying club waited 3 months for a constant speed prop to be overhauled. Conversely a newer upgraded one was given a 7-8 month turnaround time.

Thanks I'll have to see how my schedule is the 12th since I'm stuck working Christmas yet again.

Looks like it's full. 0 seat available

Believe it or not the Winchester Rifle did end up going to war in France during WWI, albeit in limited numbers. It's more proof that anything can be a "weapon of war" if you will it (I guess we should ban shovels since they were used extensively in trench raiding)

I actually just did mine last month at Hudson Farms. The whole session lasted about an hour. While I was given a gun I was unfamiliar with (Remington 1100) the proctor walked me through the operation just fine. I fired a grand total of three rounds as that's how long it took me to hit a clay. It was a very pleasant experience other than the cold wind LOL. They just want to see that you know how to safely handle the shotgun and follow instructions if/when prompted. Personally Ms. Peel I don't think you have anything to worry about it.

Try these guys out and see if you can find someone through them that fits. Doctors for Responsible Gun Ownership

I've shot at Range 702, The Gun Store, and Las Vegas Gun Range. They all have full auto stuff you can rent. Haven't done Battlefield Vegas, but I've heard nothing but good things about the place, so yeah go ahead and do that one. If you don't mind going out side of Vegas, Pro Gun Club in Boulder is a nice outdoor range. They do a lot of sporting clays, periodic taxi cab shoots, and the minute you walk into the club house they have a full service bar right there . If you've got friends out there with guns to borrow there's BLM land designated as shooting areas you can go use.

The lot for the indoor range is usually plowed out within a day or two. The outdoor range is another story since it's all dirt, including the road into there. As of right now the outdoor is still closed.

In regards to the 357 Mag ammo: I'll take it.

If you're feeling motivated you can do what I did and drop the thing off at your respective County Board of Elections during their operating hours.

Sorry but the 115 grain is sold out. The 124 grain has a four box limit.

I'm going agree with the guy that called out the Geico Skytypers. They fly the T-6/SNJ Texan. Not a good picture, but from what I can tell that seems to make the most sense, plus I believe the Sky Typers are based in the area.

Thanks for the info. If I make it up there I'll make sure to bring a case or two of clays. I've also got a Lincoln thrower I picked up last year that hasn't been put into action yet, so I'm looking forward to trying to use that.

I might be able to go depending on whether or not there are enough open vacation spots for that day at work. Is there a cap on the number of guests that someone with a hunting license can bring/escort? I'm asking because I don't have mine and was wondering what the rules over there were.

Looks like a successful launch. Now the 19 hour ride to the ISS begins. Murica Fuck Yeah

This looks good, I've been meaning to try out their stuff for a while so this looks like a good opportunity. Barring some unforeseen circumstances, I think I might actually be able to make this.

No, but I got a $20 from a gas station last month that said "Not to be used for bribing politicians". Sadly like a dumb ass I spent it before taking a picture of it.

Who says he's even dead, he might be off living the high life some where LOL.

You might want to check the microphones in your studio. I can't hear anything your guests are saying on this one.