Bigroach

on the top rail... is that sensors of some sort? i saw something about future weapons and they showed something like that i think. with a heads up display mounted on the helmet with gps and all sorts of other real time info...

A lot of that future weapon shit got axed. That's an IR laser that can only be seen with night vision goggles.

This is my new girl ill be snuggling with for the next year.

I'll be in Shelby next month. HHC 1-148th

Im going with Bravo Co. 1-148.

Well I took my last ride today (Monday). Ill be heading to the Armory on Tuesday and will be in Camp Shelby, MS in a few days to start Mobilization training.

Glad I got to meet a couple of you and hope to meet more after I return. If you would like deployment updates and hopefully lots of pictures, feel free to add me on facebook.

~ Josh

Thanks for the Advice Hellmut. its just that when you are spending $500 dollars on a gun you don't want to regret it. kinda like buying a bike just to outgrow it too soon.

You will not regret any of the guns listed here. All the ones listed are quality guns. I personally love Benelli and Frenchi but my budget likes Mossberg more. Saiga has a uniqueness because its uncommon here. The only way to really know which one you want is to try them all!!! Im sure it wouldn't. Take much of an excuse for these guys to take you out shooting.

I just sold off a Mossberg 590 for $250. It's a mil-spec shotgun with thicker barrel and a bayonet lug. It comes in both a metal or plastic trigger housing and has a heat shield. Funny thing though, every military shotgun i've seen is the standard Mossberg 500.

I usually ride between 6pm and 9pm depending on when I eat dinner. I go south of Groveport and Canal Winchester. But I only have six riding days left until deployment.

or at least asked if they could have some cookies with her milk.

I would have asked that, one of many reasons why I would make a bad cop.

Hit me up if you can do this within the next fifteen days and I'll be in. Otherwise I'm gone for the next year.

Bear in mind that it is my belief that an ASP is illegal to carry in Ohio.

Unless you can sucessfully prove carry it as a tool and not a weapon.

I don't know if that's true or not but sounds good.

Yay to bringing up old posts!! j/k

I live on the east side, and cops never cared about my 5% tint for years. Then I got a job on the west side, near the old police academy and had a cop do a U-turn in the middle of the road and pulled me over in my works drive way to issue a window tint ticket.

It's free for military day at the State Fair, so that's my plan so far.

Don't have Speed. Ill have to download it later like the other rounds.

I think everyone soccermom should have to ride a bike atleast once. And while they are riding, I should be allowed to cut them off on the freeway in my 45 passenger suv. Just so they can see how it feels and maybe learn to check their blind spots more carefully

I'm still laughing at the face this chick made when she decided to share a lane with me on 70 and then thought she had run me over. :eek:

No no, when I undo them. The bike is 30 years old and some of these bolts haven't been touch in all that time, in an aluminum engine that has heated and cooled numerous times during that 30 years.

Broke a couple of other bolts in the carbs also. And that was even after soaking the bolts a couple of days in penetrating spray.

Easy outs and time-serts are my friends.

After WD-40 and duct tape.

an output device for presenting the data;

How does Apple end up with a patent for that?

a memory storing information including program routines including

and that?

The patent system is broken when it comes to today's new technology.

I'll be there, helping as a pit man for some RS125 racers! Check it out in garage 7.. Look for local fast guy (Jordan Reid #17) to take 1st in the 125 races!!

I'll stop by there. Love the pit area.

Note to self: Don't let OP wrench on my bike. Check.

Yeah, I have a mean habit of breaking bolts. That was a given when I decided to install the new cams. And was a reason why I put it off for so long.

I got some 12.9s, the stock were 10s. The 8s are way to soft for this old bike, even with 10s you can only torque it to the bottom range of the torque spec.

Friday I started replace the cams in my '79 CB750 with some 900 cams from a CB900. Easy process except I broke eight cam cap bolts. The weekend hit, and no fastener stores were open to buy the new bolts. Monday got the new bolts and finished installing everything. Dropped one of my ignition coils and didnt notice the crack I put in it. Put everything on started it up and smoke started coming out of the ignition coil. Tuesday was spent getting a new coil that worked and charging the battery and continuously turning the engine over until it finally roared back to life at about 4pm.

The cam swap itself was really easy, and I had no problems getting the broken bolts out of the aluminum engine. It was so hot in my non A/C garage though. Good thing I'm used to the heat. The biggest irk for me was having to wait two days just to buy eight high grade socket head cap screws.

I'll try and go tonight. What time does most people arrived and depart?

Ill be there on Saturday. I don't know if I'm taking the bike yet or not.

Joined at the Army National Guard at the age of 33 in June 2010. 11 Bang Bang Infantry. Oddly enough I loved Basic. I enlisted knowing my unit was going to deploy. Deployment mobilization starts in about 20 days and then I will be in Afghanistan a couple of months later.

Robocop?

I was wanting to do this, but due to my lack of patience I decided to do a cam swap yesterday. Broke eight cam cap bolts. Got two of the broken pieces out so far, six to go.

Enjoy the ride.