Keystone State Thread

Thanks !

 

https://vimeo.com/151309174

 

This belong to anyone around here?
At the Mechanicsburg Toyota dealership.
(Warning: potato pic below!)

 

Hey guys, new to TW. Located in Irwin, bout 20-30 minutes east of the Burg. Judging by how many tacos I see around here im sure at least one of em has to belong to someone on this site.

 

There's a couple of us around Pittsburgh

 

Mud Terrain for snow? You're crazy!! I feel your pain...my current Bridgestone Duelers will just barely pass inspection in March. They're 'thin' to say the least. I've already lowered my air pressure a few lbs. I might need to add some weight in the bed.... Didn't want to have to buy new tires before buying a new truck!! LOL

It's not gonna snow. The husband bought a new snow blower. .

 

I'm lucky it's been a mild winter. I got them rotated last week and the service manager says " You know your one tire is down to zero "? It has more tread than a half worn passenger car tire. I wouldn't really say it's down to zero.

 

You & me both will have to drive like super-grandma if it ever snows!!

About a month ago, I make a typical left hand turn, normal speed making a 90 degree turn. The road was just slightly damp (probably greasy). The ass end came around on me...scare the shit outta me!!
I'd expect that if I had my foot on it. I didn't even 'feel' the tires come loose. Yea...they're getting thin. LOL

 

My foot is always on it.

 

I was taking it easy.

 

All are welcome come to the light!

 

How are you with the discussion of firearms?

 

Firearms?

 

CHAPTER 2. WHAT ARE “FIREARMS” UNDER THE NFA? Section 2.1 Types of NFA firearms

The NFA defines the specific types of firearms subject to the provisions of the Act. These definitions describe the function, design, configuration and/or dimensions that weapons must have to be NFA firearms. In addition to describing the weapon, some definitions (machinegun, rifle, shotgun, any other weapon) state that the firearm described also includes a weapon that can be readily restored to fire. A firearm that can be readily restored to fire is a firearm that in its present condition is incapable of expelling a projectile by the action of an explosive (or, in the case of a machinegun, will not in its present condition shoot automatically) but which can be restored to a functional condition by the replacement of missing or defective component parts. Please be aware that case law is not specific but courts have held that the “readily restorable” test is satisfied where a firearm can be made capable of renewed automatic operation, even if it requires some degree of skill and the use of tools and parts.

2.1.1 Shotgun A shotgun is a firearm designed to be fired from the shoulder and designed to use the energy of the explosive in a fixed shotgun shell to fire through a smooth bore either a number of projectiles or a single projectile for each pull of the trigger.10 A shotgun subject to the NFA has a barrel or barrels of less than 18 inches in length.

 

Explains a few things in my closet.