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Cory For what it is worth within hrs. of having my first Moderna I experienced some unpleasant side effects which lasted off & on right up to the time I was scheduled for my second. Since I had heard about the second one being worse than the first I inquired before getting the second shot. After hearing of my symptoms I was told that IF one has had covid, tested positive, or been exposed to covid it has been reported that the symptoms and side effects can linger for quite some time. Here 3 weeks later I am still not 100% but seem a little better each day. Truth of the matter is they do not know how people will react because they don't have enough information and we are all being used as guinea pigs. I know several that have had the Moderna with no side effects and some that have been down & out since they had it. What really stinks is hearing more & more cases popping up in people that have had both shots. Only time will tell if we are doing the right thing by getting vaccinated; but I don't think we should be putting a lot of confidence in what we are being told.
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I got lucky & picked up 500 cases for $50.00 shipped. Looks like they are once fired and came pretty clean. I placed a order for these in January. They just arrived today. I've only got enough primers for about 600 or so so I am still on the hunt for them but at least I can keep going for awhile.
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Available in different colors: Amazon.com: Hudson Exchange Premium 5 Gallon Bucket with White Lid, HDPE, Black/Gray/Blue, 3 Pack: Home & Kitchen
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Now that is a hell of a tip
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Yes they did. I am not one way or the other because I guarantee we the public do not have all the facts. We only know what they want us to know. I won' be surprised either way but I really don't think the guy has a chance. In comparison the capital police officer that shot and killed the unarmed white girl that was doing nothing different than anyone else will not have charges brought against him. Authorities determined that there was insufficient evidence to prove Babbitt’s civil rights were violated, and that it was reasonable for the officer to believe he was firing in self-defense or in defense of members of Congress and aides who were fleeing the House chamber. Prosecutors did not identify the officer.
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A New Dept. In Government
Steve D replied to Steve D's topic in Gun and Hunting Laws and Politics Discussions
Obviously a President does not set gas prices but their decisions and actions will affect the prices on all markets. The "supply & demand" effect you and the fake news keep reporting is all bs. The supply may be down for a lot of "excuses" but the demand would have been a lot greater during the pre-covid times when the economy was better and people were going about their business as usual. In case you haven't noticed prices are steadily increasing significantly on everything across the board. Demand has nothing to do with any of it in relationship to price increases. Case in point: -
Can't speak for other areas but here I have seen a flock/group in my field and the neighbors field off & on for the last couple of weeks. Lat time I counted there were 23 birds most of which are mature gobblers. There are a few hens and three or four jakes with them but most are big birds strutting their stuff. I have only heard them gobbling a couple of times in the past couple of weeks but I know they are there. They hang out in this area year round and are seen quite often during bow & gun. I am pretty sure there are more birds around but in smaller groups and not seen as often. With the pressure they get here they won't be vocal for long but they do stay in the area like little ninja's.
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American Rifleman | Big Green Is Back: Remington Ammo Plant Working 24/7 Where's the Ammo? - YouTube
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Anyone know what happened to NYfirearms.com?
Steve D replied to Gobbler Chaser's topic in General Chit Chat
Never heard of it before but it seems to work on this end. New York Firearms Forum (nyfirearms.com) -
I used the clear this year on a ski boot that separated. It held up pretty good then my other boot separated so I couldn't say for sure it is the best stuff in the world but it held up in snow for a couple of miles. If you use it I would highly recommend clamping the sole to the upper to keep it in place. I clamped it in two places and where I couldn't clamp I tied a light rope around the sole and upper it and drew it tight. Don't rush it and let it sit for a couple of days to let it cure. It is pretty pricy stuff and a 4oz tube costs the same as a 9oz. I should also add it it somewhat of a pain to get out of the tube.
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I am with you. Mine is going to need it with all this warm weather but my standing rule is not before May 1st or after October 15th. Once you start your are a slave to it. I would still rather blow it than mow it.
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It will be interesting to see how DOT handles it. Up to this point rules have been very strict regarding CDL licenses.
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Must have been C&B. For future reference Leif's in Honeoye Falls is a good option. He doesn't stock a lot but can usually get what you want.
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Not sure how many have heard of this or care so I thought I would pass it on. The area codes affected in NY are: 516, 607, 716, 845, & 914 In order for 988 to work in the 82 area codes in 36 states below, every customer with a number in those area codes with seven-digit local dialing must be transitioned to 10-digit (or 1+10-digit in CA and parts of IL). The FCC ordered that any area code that has the 988 prefix assigned as telephone numbers and has seven-digit local dialing be transitioned to 10-digit (area code + telephone number) or 1+10-digits (1+ area code + telephone number in CA and parts of IL) local dialing to ensure everyone is able to reach the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline using the three-digit 988 code. Beginning April 24, 2021, consumers with numbers in the area codes above should start dialing 10-digits (area code + telephone number or 1+10-digits (1+ area code + telephone number in CA and parts of IL) for all local calls. This is known as a permissive dialing period because if you forget and dial just seven-digits, your call will still be completed. Beginning October 24, 2021, all consumers with numbers in the area codes above must dial 10-digits (area code + telephone number or 1+10-digits (1+ area code + telephone number in CA and parts of IL) for all local calls. On and after this date, local calls dialed with only seven-digits may not be completed, and a recording may inform you that your call cannot be completed as dialed. If you get this recording, you must hang up and dial again using the area code with the seven-digit telephone number. All of the affected states and area codes: Alaska 907 Minnesota 218,952 Alabama 251 Mississippi 662 Arkansas 501 Missouri 314,417,660,816 Arizona 480,520,928 Montana 406 California 209,530,562,626,650,707,925 Nevada 775 949,951 New Hampshire 603 Colorado 719,970 New Jersey 856,908 Delaware 302 New Mexico 505,575 Florida 321(Brevard County only), 352,561, 941 New York 516,607,716,845,914 Georgia 478,912 North Carolina 910 Guam 671 Ohio 440,513 Hawaii 808 South Dakota 605 Illinois 309,618,708 Tennessee 731,865 Indiana 219,574 Texas 254,361,409,806,830,915,940 Iowa 319,515 Vermont 802 Kansas 620,785 Virginia 276,804 Kentucky 859 Washington 509 Louisiana 337,504 Wisconsin 262,414,608,920 Michigan 616,810,906,989
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THE AFT
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Lat week the Mayor of Rochester, NY announced her plan to give underprivileged, and low income earners up to $25,000 from tax revenue provided from the sale of marijuana: “Beyond changing policies and procedures, we must do more to close the wealth gap between Black and brown people and our white neighbors,” the mayor said. “The impending legalization of marijuana in New York state presents us with a new opportunity to bring real resources to bear to uplift our families and improve, not only their financial well-being, but their very future.”
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Not in these parts. They are going nocturnal way before gun season. Trail cameras indicate they are pretty much nocturnal by the last week up October or first week of November. Hard to see one here during the day that time of year. Would using guns speed up the process....maybe but they are going nocturnal either way.
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Like I have said before. The only way to end all the bickering among hunters and special interests is to have one season, whatever the dates, and allow each hunter to fill all of his or her tags with the legal weapon of their choice any time during the open season. I am not interested in crossbows but have no objection to someone else using them. Who should care what legal weapon you use to fill your tags and freezer?
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Just remember.....work to live...don't live to work....and you will be fine
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Looking at some the bids and where they start; the bidders are the ones driving the prices up as high as they are.
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That's a pretty cool site. Sad to see the prices people are willing to pay
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Works for woodchucks . You would be amazed how many people can't whistle
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Of 212 Billion has passed. Up $35 Billion or 19.78% over last years budget. $2.4 Billion for rent and homeowner relief. $ 2.1 Billion for excluded workers, like those here unlawfully and those not eligible for COVID relief. (no social security number) $ 1 Billion for small business recovery. Shows where their priorities are when they give small business half as much support as people freeloading. A big percentage of this budget relies significantly on federal money, raising taxes on corporations, and ones earning over $ 1 million a year. The highest-earning residents are facing the steepest tax rate in the NATION. Looks like we are becoming or have become a welfare state, are encouraging more companies and people to leave, and inviting more freeloaders to come here to live.