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Sniper

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  1. That doesn't include the actual phone, they have deals where you can buy new phones. To switch to their system, you need an unlocked phone, and they will send you a new SIM card for it for their system. Be advised, not all phones are supported.
  2. They are definitely competitive on price. I've been thinking on switching, but coverage is the question. I'm on Verizon now, so don't know how the AT&T tower coverage compares.
  3. Just saw this about that treatment: ...."In a study published Wednesday by French physician-researchers, a total of 36 patients (20 who were treated with chloroqine and 16 controls who were not) revealed that 50% of the treated group turned from positive to negative on the third day - which grew to 70% by the sixth day. Six test patients were treated with both chloroquine and Z-pak, and all six tested negative for coronavirus on day six. "Despite its small sample size our survey shows that hydroxychloroquine treatment is significantly associated with viral load reduction/disappearance in COVID-19 patients and its effect is reinforced by azithromycin," the study concludes. So, they say by day 6, they test negative. I'm wondering, since many who test positive have minor symptoms, how many just burn through the virus, with their immune systems, in those 6 days?
  4. Damn... I'll have to give up beer... Trump just said, during his briefing, they were trying to get that anti-malaria drug out as soon as they could.
  5. So, should we stock up on tonic water?
  6. I agree. I have a CX4 in .40, and I like it better than the 223. Hope that .40 doesn't go away. And compared to getting hit with a 115gr 9mm, I would think the 180gr .40 flat nose who have a little bit bigger impact.
  7. Careful, that might be dinner...
  8. Hint: yard work and lots of chores.... wear them out...
  9. Because toilet paper sales are going through the cloud cover..
  10. I'm jealous... I'm just surrounded by Rednecks...
  11. Ha.... do you really want an answer to that??
  12. I walk my pup every day in a local park... I'm NOT stopping... They're going to have to drag me out in handcuffs...
  13. Just make sure you stay out of parks and playgrounds.... they're closed....
  14. That doesn't mean much, it depends on the effects of the infections. Right now, the majority who test positive don't even know they have it, which means, a very mild infection, if at all, yet they'll get some future immunity: ...." “Stealth” coronavirus cases are fueling the pandemic, with a staggering 86% of people infected walking around undetected, a new study says. The findings indicated that these undocumented infections with no or mild symptoms — known as “stealth” cases — were behind two-thirds of the reported patients. “The majority of these infections are mild, with few symptoms at all,” Shaman said, Mercury News reported. “People may not recognize it. Or they think they have a cold.” https://nypost.com/2020/03/17/86-of-people-with-coronavirus-are-walking-around-undetected-study-says/
  15. This is a great suggestion, and I think everyone should consider practicing fast access to their HD weapons. Many just place them in their safes, and don't think about quick access and deployment. I have mentioned about "hide in plain sight" concealment furniture for certain quick access tools. I'd doubt a sudden intruder is going to allow anyone time to run to their closet safe, plug in the code, and then decide which tool they want.
  16. Sniper replied to 45Doll's topic in NJ Prepared
    Yeah... I was just joking... everything is getting pounded now, tough to find any winners. Just keeping my powder dry for the future bargains.
  17. Correct. It doesn't matter what address it was originally purchased at, as long as you're not a prohibited person NOW. People move all the time and change addresses. If you're concerned, carry a copy of the COE form you received when you purchased it, to show you purchased it legally.
  18. Hmmmm, then you might have picked the wrong sport to participate in.... Ask me how I know... Knitting???
  19. There's another point of view to think about home defense as "Rings of Defense" based on target distance. So, depending on the situation and home layout, you could go from handgun, to shotgun, to AR15... basically having different concentric rings of firepower. Just a thought...
  20. You can shoot them there? Wow, I must be missing out... I only get paper targets...
  21. Sniper replied to 45Doll's topic in NJ Prepared
    Ha... during the Sandy Hook crazy, my son was living in Denver, and he had tapped into a ammo supply when everyone else was scrounging around. He was selling boxes on Craigslist and made a ton of money.
  22. You're not suppose to drink that water.
  23. Sniper replied to 45Doll's topic in NJ Prepared
    It will end up where all the other record outstanding debt (cars, houses, schools) will be... unpaid in a few months. What's your opening bid?
  24. Sniper replied to 45Doll's topic in NJ Prepared
    Damn, I should have sold all my DOW stocks and just bought Visa and MasterCard. Between all the toilet paper, Lysol and hand sanitizer hoarding and now the run on guns and ammo, those two stocks must be going CRAZY..... I've been getting emails from all suppliers they are overwhelmed with orders for ammo, firearms and supplies... Man, I hate to be those people when they get their credit card statements next month...

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