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Never mind, looks like MURS is out of the question too legally. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Anyone care to touch on MURS and whether it is legal to use without a license and one of these radios? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So, hot water and Lemoshine for about 24 hours. Rinsed very well and dried by placing on top of the dishwasher. Some of the brass has a pink stain/corrosion. Is this acceptable and will it reload ok? Really just want a stainless tumbling setup but that is a few months away. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="Photoguy67" post="1121592" timestamp="1394241639"]Let me start by saying, I am NOT familiar with frs rules. But my first concern in that case is if the radio is "type accepted" for operation on the frs bands. Most handhelds can be operated on low power, usually 1 watt, but in the case of commercial operations a ham radio is not type accepted and therefore unlawful to transmit on that band. But like I said at the beginning, I don't know much about the frs rules, it could be different.[/quote] I do not believe it is approved by the FCC on those frequencies but I could be wrong. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="dlm37015" post="1121517" timestamp="1394229723"]powder is going away fast[/quote] Oh please have enough for my 9mm reloads!?! IMR 700-X 1000 Plated 115 gr. 9mm 1000 Wolf Primers Be there tomorrow by noon! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="TripleDigitRide" post="1121142" timestamp="1394159668"]If you get the Lifetime Benefactor membership, you'll never have to worry about this issue. :hiding:[size=4] [/size][/quote] I would love to...but that's money I could spend on something else! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

But I thought that FRS regulations by the FCC limite d you to about half a watt? Just something I read. But if I could "step down" in power then I would love that if legal. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The big question is whether or not you get expelled for life if mimicking either automatic or suppressed fire without applicable approval slip.

A few years back I purchased a Grundig G3 World Traveler. It is on Ebay right now. They run about $90 new, I'm hoping to get $40 for it.   I purchased the radio not really knowing what to expect and was quite overwhelmed with how complex it was. It sat in the case for a long time. I was disappointing to find out that (at least I don't think) it doesn't have NOAA capabilities and also does not pickup the frequency range that EMS/Police/Fire/etc use. Fast forward to now. A week ago a co-worker was showing me his Ham radio. I understand that it is for a different purpose than for the above radio. However, I think these radios actually meet my criterion more. Now, let me state that I fully understand misusing these radios without license or outside of FCC regulations will get you much unneeded attentions from the FCC.   I am thinking about purchasing something like this Baofeng.   My intended uses are (and I believe this will do all of them):   Monitor local EMS/Police/Utility frequencies Monitor NOAA/Weather Alerts in bad weather Listen to FM radio Potentially become licensed for Ham in the future I did some searching, and I believe that you can (when programming channels) disable the transmit function for a channel. This would, for example, allow me to listen to local emergency frequencies without accidentally transmitting. I like that idea.   I notice this radio covers the GMRS/FRS frequencies. I also am under the understanding that it is against FCC regulation to use this radio on FRS frequencies because its transmitting power is much more than you friendly consumer FRS radios. However, you could theoretically get away with it on GMRS frequencies if you are licensed for those because GMRS specs allow radios much more powerful than this. Is that correct?   I'm interested in becoming licensed for Ham, but mainly because I like the idea of being able to communicate with my wife when the cell networks experience trouble, etc. This rarely happens but I do recall a time or two when the weather was bad and either knocked out cell towers or they were simply overwhelmed.   I currently own this (GXT900VP4)  pair of GMRS/FRS radios. I use them for NOAA capability.   Perhaps I would be better suited with a handheld scanner? The $30-$40 pricepoint seems attractive to me. I pretty much just want to replace the Grundig that I purchased with a new toy.    

I am seemingly also having this issue, except I seemingly do not have the option for renewing it.

[quote name="DaveTN" post="1120687" timestamp="1394062788"]No we don’t; their ammo is junk and so are their guns. Claiming stuff is good just because it is cheap is what got us in this mess. I may have to buy foreign made TV’s and computers, but I sure don’t have to buy foreign made guns or ammo.[/quote] I knew someone would say this and was waiting for it. 1) One Word: AK-47 2) Anyone that currently purchases Russian "crap" that at some point in the future can no longer purchase it, what do you think will happen to the price of the superior ammo that you purchase? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well, I certainly see that being possible for some places, but Academy surely would turnout otherwise?

And something that I haven't seen brought up I don't believe. David owns his own business. He pays for the stock. It is his to decide what should be done with it. A cashier at Academy does not. Honestly though, had they not lied about it, I wouldn't necessarily even say anything wrong had happened. All they had to do was say that it was reserved. They lied about it because what they were doing wasn't so legitimate. If you haven't, just call the store and politely speak with a manager. I spoke with a manager at Walmart a week or so ago. I could not have been more pleased. Managers, not their employees, care about business. Unless they are crooked I suppose.

  Flag it? I think it would be better to have someone meet the guy but then not buy it. Show up to confirm it is him and then bail out for some reason. I'm sure someone on here has enough time for that. 

  So, on your Lemishine only method, hot water or boiling? Also, was that 1 bottle of isopropyl rubbing alcohol to one container of the lanolin? Any further input on "tumblerless" cleaning methods and homemade case/die lube would be great!

I mounted the press yesterday after moving my bench inside. Hopefully I will find time to take a picture later tonight. Threw in the 9mm shell holder and installed the universal decapping die. Decapped a few cases just because I'd been itching to do that for a while now. I think I'm going to really, really like this setup.   Suppose that hopefully I can decap all my 9mm tonight and then Lemishine it overnight.

The flip side of that is that our civilian population is more heavily armed than that of China/Ukraine/Russia, or at least I think that to be the case. Thus it would be very costly for them to enter a ground war with us on our turf. That's why everyone has to worry about insane people and ICBM's. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="Tempest455" post="1120106" timestamp="1393972105"]There is no downside to wet tumbling, other than you will want to prep more brass! :)[/quote] Except for....upfront cost! I have decided that I will get into it eventually. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

  Ummm...yeah. You put http:// twice.   http://www.armslist.com/posts/2769304/knoxville-tennessee-ammo-for-sale-trade--22lr-bucket-o-bullets-and-1000rd-m22

  So I am very tempted to purchase the PD35 for myself. What is important for me is for the light to be usable as a blinding/disorienting tool easily without complication. I notice that it has an "instant strobe" accessible by holding the side button (I believe). My question is whether or not it will "remember" strobe mode. For example, if I am about to go for a night walk and I turn the light on "strobe" mode before I get started, will it remember that it is on strobe mode for the duration of the walk? How well does the memory function work? Does it theoretically remember what setting it is on forever as long as you leave the battery in? 

So now I'm considering a Nitecore SRT5 vs the Fenix PD35.   I really wish Surefire would just end this by offering lights with more functionality.

[quote name="TankerHC" post="1119508" timestamp="1393872232"]The couple who found the 10 million in Gold Coins are now facing arrest. In California there is a law that states any find over XX amount has to be reported to the Police and an ad ran to find the decendents of the owners of the find. Now, they face arrest for finding the coins on their own property, but not reporting them. The IRS says they owe them 4 million, even if they do not sell the coins. The Government says they were likely the stolen hoard from the SF mint and that they belong to the Government. They owe the State 17% tax (1.7 million) for the find. They might as well forget it. Between the Fed, the IRS (seperately), the State of California and the local police, they are going to end up with nothing. [/quote] 'Merica! Yeeeeaaaahhhh!!!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I mean I think that's the range you were telling me about over there on California. Right? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So is that the range up there you were telling me about a while back? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I shipped (20 I think) PMAG's to a member on here. I generally add tracking numbers to my iOS app "Deliveries" and just make sure they all get delivered. Probably a week or so later I get a message from that person just asking the status of his PMAG's. Told him that I didn't know but would check. My iOS app told me that it had been delivered! He hadn't seen them though, and I took his word for it since he has good feedback on here. I figured that either they had been stolen off his porch or stolen by the USPS person. I called the Post Office in Brentwood, spoke with the Postmaster over a few days, and eventually discovered that a driver had "scanned it as delivered but meant to scan it as attempted delivery". Accidents happen, but I was very concerned that one of us was going to be out of some money. In the end it worked out. The Postmaster was very helpful, but it did cause me to rethink some things.   You know who you are!