New England B.S. Thread

Bumper is so much more functional. When are you actually going to use the light bar?

 

I was going to order a rear plate bumper, but that's not happening right now.
Had to bring Heidi the weiner dog to the vet the other day. She has a lung infection similar to bronchitis. Sooo, between the meds and exam fees, no bumper for me .
But... Priorities is priorities.

 

Usually I get one thing that I want. The rest is stuff I need. This year is different as I also am getting something else

 

True, but @MikeyMcFly is selling his light bar for a pretty good price! It would be more for looks though.

I'm looking at the Brute Force Fab tube bumper but I need to understand what level of cutting is needed before I buy it.

 

@capetaco12 can help you hehe
https://youtu.be/SKRVuY5EGns

 

I hope that wasn't capetaco.... Grinding like that without at least safety glasses is a fantastic way to lose your eyesight or requiring a painful surgery in which they go digging in your eye to remove little metal bits.

 

Uhhhhhh

 

That's not @capetaco12 , he's Fran. That is @Darth_Yota = Cam

 

OK, THANKS!

 

Haha I couldn't remember cams name and I guessed

 

I didn't plan on installing new coils too, but if I did having them pre assembled would make sense. ~Thanks

 

any of you guys that own firearms have any suggestions for a decent hand gun to start with?
Never owned one,have had a few buddies say a S&W M&P 9 or a Glock 9.

 

I like that front bumper any idea who makes it?

 

I think he said armor bodies, said he's selling it for 400

 

Cam should know better! I didn't recognize him with that hat on.

I'd suggest going to a place like MFS in Holliston and trying out as much as you can. They rent guns for their range. The Glock fanboys will tell you to buy a Glock, same with Ruger, S&W, etc. Shoot a few to see what fits you personally. Also, what is the use for it, are you goi g to carry it concealed or just for target use? That makes a huge difference. Personally, I started with Ruger SR22 and like it. It's small, easy to tear down for cleaning and .22 is cheap for target shooting. I could conceal that one if I wanted to also. I have a larger 1911 that I love but it's way too large for me to conceal. It also shoots .45 so it's expensive to feed it.

 

Figure it's good to have one and it would be for target use,pretty much another hobby.

 

When I was thinking of getting one I was looking at ruger lc9s's, but that was from very little research and talking to a couple friends

 

But they're like those potato chips. You can't have just one.
Don't ask me how I know this.

 

Lots of options, the ones you mentioned are both good, quality firearms. I'm partial to the 1911 though, I love that design and function.

 

Can any of you guys recommend a cut your own Christmas tree place that's close by? I live near Gillette Stadium. I found a few online but have no idea if they're any good.