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i'm looking 4 a 350 SBC 4 bolt main block, in the Nebraska Iowa Kansas or Colorado area, whats a 4 bolt block worth ? crank is ok but not necessary.
just curious...why a 4-bolt ?
This 1st build, I would like to be in the 400hp range, and then 2 round it may end up being a 383. or if i can get 2 blocks, i will have a spare or start 2nd motor build after P/Us rolling. maybe vortec heads ect. in my brothers shed of the place he just bought is 4 nice 4bolt main blocks, butt no main caps. and theres a big price to matching new or used main caps to a used block, more of a job than just adding caps and line boring.
Not sure where these motor builds will go, or what direction. plus if i'm gona put good money in other performance parts i want to start with a 4 bolt main block.
The last stock four-bolt I bought was $75, but that was five years ago. Today, a 400 block will go for about $200, so the 350 block is probably $100-$125, as a guess. They're far more plentiful than the 400.
OK , was just curious... I use to make alot of money on the 4-bolt blocks , I wouldnt set the price, theyd offer me 100.00-150.00 for 4-bolt block with caps...Id get em as often as I could & sell em. They just thought they had to have a 4-bolt, but Id always build 2 bolts....never hurt one
You really do not "need" a 4 bolt block for a 400hp engine. If and when you decide to step up the power you could always just put splayed caps on and it will be stronger than a factory 4 bolt block anyway. I personally look for 2 bolt main blocks. Splayed caps are not all that expensive.
Since you are building the engine from the bare block why not just build the 383 to beging with? It really isn't going to cost you any more. It will be cheaper in the long run, if you build the 350 and a few months down the road build the 383, you really don't save any money at all.
Stick with a 2 bolt main and a 1 piece rear main seal, they don't leak as much. I have been beating up 2 bolt's for many years and not had a problem that was due to the 2 bolt. In fact the engine I just built for my S-10 is a 2 bolt, and I have a 4 bolt on the engine stand. I used the 2 bolt because it has the 1 piece rear main seal and it is a roller cam block. 2 bolts are much easier to find and they hold up well.
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383 down the road = 3yrs, personal i just want to start with 4 bolt main blocks, i don't want a big board or opinion deal going on just cause i want a couple 4 bolt main blocks.....
eBay scores...
Have you looked at any online auctions? eBay has tons of 4 bolt main caps for those blocks you have sitting around.. around $10 for the caps and $5 for shipping. Yes, you'll probably have to get an align bore, but at least you'll use your 'free blocks.' If you do choose this route, make sure you get the correct timing chain, because the length will be slightly different. If you only taking your blocks (2 or 4 bolt) to the 400hp zone, everything should be fine. Just type [ 350 4 bolt ] and find a good seller.
butt no main caps = big deal. and theres a big price to matching new or used main caps to a used block, more of a job than just adding caps and line boring. both machine shops said those used main caps on ebay for about nothing, are worth just that Nothing.
to put used or splayed caps on a block its more of a job than line boring, by the time a machine shop makes a set of caps fit splayed or not, your looking a $700 bill they said putting on 4 bolt splayed main caps on a 2 bolt main block and making them fit it's $600 to $700, line boring is only $160, machine shop said unless it's a special block or a block needed for a restoration thats #s matching, ***** can then for scrap iron. the big deal is making them fit, not line boring, plus theres a chance after all that a timing chain problem . i called 2 different machine shops, same story.
i have a buddy that has been rat holing SBC Blocks to the tune of more than 18 of em, all are good #s 4 bolt main 350s, and all with left hand dip sticks ,and has around a dozen 400 4 bolt mains, plus has 7 or 8 400 2 bolt main blocks, and a dozen or more 396 & 454 BBC Blocks. and heads ect. hes in he office of a salvage yard, butt started collecting when he was out in the yard taking cars apart. he don't want to get rid of any, butt said hes got my back, offered me a 35k mi 400 2bolt main block, if i don't end up with anything else. so i'm looking butt not to worried, Now
you guys that don't believe me, the main cap-less 4 bolt main 350s #3970010 blocks with 010 020 under timing chain, are in north platte Ne. there 4 of em $75ea.... one bare 3970010 01 020 block is only missing front cap plus theres a couple 305s and one 350 4bolt main 3970010 010 020 long block my bros is using.
I really don't know, I'm just asking.
Why wouldn't align boring match the caps to the block?
What else did they say would need to be done?
main caps are made with the block, every block is different. and it's all about how the cap fits to the block surface, George said prob some welding and grinding on cap to make it fit, then possibly timing chain problems too. George said to fit caps and line bore would be around $700, he said to fit splayed caps to a two bolt block would be around $700 also. http://www.gessford.com/ ask for George toll free 800-829-3448, nice guy that knows his stuff, he will answer all your questions. i thought a set of used or new main caps and line bore. but George at gessfords said it's not that easy, and so did terry at http://fcrperformance.com/ 1-877-215-1800 both guys will take the time to talk to you. splayed caps are not drill , tap and go either.
I think it will differ from machine shop to machine shop. All the machine shops around here say its no problem to match used caps to a a different used block. He said he does it all the time. Blocks are not casted with the caps. the same procedure a machine shop would do is the same GM did in the factory. They cut the caps, drill and tap the holes and line bore and hone.
it's not a bolt on and line bore & go, like you said (cut the caps to fit the block and so the bolt holes line up, i'm sure block casting differ same # or not) isn't there some machine shop owners / machinist's here on the board ? they said it can be done, just at a high price, and then maybe timing chain problems. not worth the chance or money to me. these are not 2nd rate shops.
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CNN's Daryn Kagan and John King repeated two falsehoods frequently advanced by conservatives to attack former ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV and his wife, former CIA operative Valerie Plame: that Wilson "did say in one television interview, and ... intimated in some others, that the vice president had sent him to Niger" to investigate reports that Iraq had sought to purchase yellowcake uranium from that country, and that the Senate Intelligence Committee found that Plame "sent" Wilson on the trip to Niger.
On the July 14 edition of CNN's Live Today, host Daryn Kagan and chief national correspondent John King repeated two falsehoods frequently advanced by conservatives to attack former ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV, who - along with his wife, former CIA-operative Valerie Plame -- filed a lawsuit against Vice President Dick Cheney, White House deputy chief of staff Karl Rove, and former vice presidential chief of staff I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby the previous day. First, King falsely claimed that Wilson "did say in one television interview, and ... intimated in some others, that the vice president had sent him to Niger" to investigate reports that Iraq had sought to purchase yellowcake uranium from that country. Later, both King and Kagan claimed that the Senate Intelligence Committee found that Plame "sent" Wilson on the trip to Niger. As Media Matters for America has noted numerous times, Wilson did not claim Cheney sent him to Niger, and the Senate Intelligence Committee report did not officially conclude that Plame was responsible for sending Wilson on the trip.
Falsehood #1: Wilson claimed Cheney sent him to Niger
During his discussion with Kagan, King stated that the matter of "who decided Joe Wilson goes to Niger" was a "thing in contention" and "an open question," and that Wilson "did say in one television interview, and he intimated in some others, that the vice president had sent him to Niger." But as Media Matters has noted, Wilson did not claim that Cheney sent him to Niger. King's assertion appears to echo a Republican National Committee (RNC) talking points memo made public on July 12, 2005, which accused Wilson of falsely claiming "that it was Vice President Cheney who sent him to Niger." To support this accusation, the RNC misrepresented Wilson's July 6, 2003, op-ed in The New York Times, in which he criticized the Bush administration's use of intelligence to suggest that Iraq had sought to purchase yellowcake uranium in Africa. Additionally, the RNC distorted a remark Wilson made in an August 3, 2003, interview on CNN's Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer. Contrary to the allegations advanced by the RNC -- and apparently adopted by King -- Wilson clearly stated in the op-ed that "agency officials" at the CIA had requested he travel to Niger. Further, in the CNN appearance, he stated it was "absolutely true" that Cheney was unaware he went on the trip.
King's remark was first noted by Joshua Micah Marshall on his Talking Points Memo weblog.
Falsehood #2: The Senate Intelligence Committee found that Plame sent Wilson to Niger
Additionally, King and Kagan both falsely claimed that the Senate Intelligence Committee "said that she [Plame] sent him [Wilson]" to Niger. This claim echoes previous conservative attacks on Wilson, including those of RNC chairman Ken Mehlman and syndicated columnist Robert Novak. Both suggested that Wilson's trip to Niger was the result of nepotism, in an attempt to discredit his subsequent criticism of the Bush administration. But as Media Matters previously noted, in an addendum to the Senate Intelligence Committee's 2004 Report on the U.S. Intelligence Community's Prewar Intelligence Assessments on Iraq, committee chairman Sen. Pat Roberts (R-KS) wrote that Democrats on the committee had prevented the inclusion of the following statement as an official conclusion of the report: "The plan to send the former ambassador to Niger was suggested by the former ambassador's wife, a CIA employee."
Additionally, unnamed intelligence officials have been subsequently quoted in the media claiming that the CIA -- not Plame -- selected Wilson for the mission, and CIA officials have disputed the accuracy of a State Department intelligence memo that reportedly indicates that Plame "suggested" Wilson's name for the trip.
From the July 14 edition of CNN's Live Today:
KAGAN: There you have the husband, former Ambassador Joe Wilson. Before that, Valerie Plame, the other plaintiff in this lawsuit, the former CIA officer, talking about how she would rather be a public servant at this time rather than a plaintiff in a lawsuit. And then the former ambassador going back and retracting this trip to Niger in 2003 that really is the crux of what this controversy grew out of. I want to go ahead and bring back in John King and talk about that trip a little bit. One thing in contention here is, who decided Joe Wilson goes to Niger? There are the allegations that it was Valerie Plame as a CIA officer who said, "We should send my husband." They say that that's not true, however.
KING: Well, Daryn, this is one of the key contentions and it will be a key contention not only if this suit goes forward, but it is a key contention in a court of law right now: the federal trial of the former vice presidential chief of staff, Scooter Libby. And among the exhibits in the trial the prosecutor put in, that column Joe Wilson just mentioned with some scribbles by Vice President Cheney asking, who sent him? Did his wife send him? Was this a junket? The vice president asking those questions of his chief of staff, Scooter Libby. It is an open question.
But what the White House says happened -- you heard Ambassador Wilson say that this was a deliberate effort to punish and discredit his wife. What Scooter Libby has said in the hearings before his trial is that, no, they were trying to discredit what Joe Wilson said, take issue with some things they say were factual and that his wife came up almost as an afterthought when they were dealing with that point, who sent Joe Wilson.
Joe Wilson did say in one television interview, and he intimated in some others, that the vice president had sent him to Niger. What the White House is saying, that it was responding saying, no, he didn't. That the vice president had nothing to do with that trip, that he asked the CIA, is there any more information about uranium and can we check this out a little bit more? Can we find out more about this? And the CIA decided to send Joe Wilson. His wife was involved in that at some level, some officials say. Others say she came into the process very late. That is a debating point, Daryn.
KAGAN: Well, the Senate Intelligence Commission investigation said that she sent him.
KING: Yes, the Senate Intelligence Committee said that she sent him. And what Ambassador Wilson and his wife said is the intelligence committee investigation was led by Republicans, and that if you go into the CIA it's more complicated than that, that at some point she was brought into the loop and said, "Well, he knows the territory, he certainly could be helpful there." So if this goes forward, this is one of the issues that will be in this civil trial that they have filed and also in the criminal trial of Scooter Libby. This is one of the issues. Although one of the reasons many people think this suit is being filed now is because the judge has narrowed the focus in the Scooter Libby trial, and that many of the issues Ambassador Wilson would like explored in that trial, would like put on to the public record, will not be because Scooter Libby is not charged with leaking Valerie Wilson's name. He's charged with lying to investigators and lying to the grand jury.
Karl Rove was not charged in this case because the source of the original column, Bob Novak, says that Karl Rove was not his number-one source. So the trial has not gone, if you will, to this open-ended process to tell this whole story over and over again. And many think that's one of the reasons Ambassador Wilson and his wife wanted to file this suit, because there are questions they want addressed that will simply not be answered in Scooter Libby's trial.
KAGAN: John King in Washington. John, thank you.
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Pay increases
City finance clerk Karen Hodge received a step increase effective Sept. 17, 2012, going from $18.97 to $20.23 per hour. Police officers Arnie Soden, Alex Dehn, Matt Mullins and Jason Cederberg also received step increases effective this year – Soden going from a rate of $22 to $22.75 on Sept. 1; Dehn going from $22.75 to $23.48 on Sept. 9; Mullins going from $23.48 to $24.19 on Sept. 17; and Cederberg going from $22 to $22.75 on Oct. 19.
Airport grant
The council approved a grant agreement for a project to rehabilitate the connecting taxiway and apron, as well as to fog seal the runway and parallel taxiway at the city airport. The total cost is not to exceed $539,351. Federal dollars will pay 90 percent of the cost of rehabbing the pavement, apron and connecting taxiway. State dollars will pay for 70 percent of the fog seal work. It will mean the federal share will be $449,435, the state share will be just over $27,985 and the city will pay $61,931.
SCDP grant
The council passed a resolution to authorize applying for a second Small Cities Development Program (SCDP) grant through the Mora-based Lakes & Pines Community Action Council. The grant would come from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, with the amount yet to be determined. The first SCDP grant the city received about a year ago was applied for jointly with Milaca and was for $547,400. New guidelines suggest that a city has a better chance of getting a SCDP grant if it applies for it just by itself, rather than going in with another city. The grant money is used to help residential and commercial property owners do limited rehabilitation work on their structures.
Downtown project donations accepted
The council will accept $1,190 in donations to assist the It Starts Here downtown revitalization program. The donations are:
• $70 each from Berry Law Office, Christ Our Light Catholic parish, Crystal Cabinet Works, Edward Jones Investments, Freshwaters United Methodist Church, K-Bob Cafe, Minuteman Press, Rum River Automotive, Rum River Health Service, Rum River Promotions, and Sterling Pointe Senior Living; $100 each from Manke Business Services and Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce and $125 from Corigin Tech
Ordinance on auction businesses
The council amended the zoning ordinance to allow auction businesses as a conditional use permit in the MN-1 (industrial) and MN-2 industrial 2 zoning districts. The permit has conditions, including that the property must contain a principal building, have proper screening, and that the site plan address the access, loading and unloading areas, and the plan clearly show the storage areas for auction merchandise and parking areas for attendees.
Hockey group's request
The council tabled a proposed resolution to change the terms for the Princeton Youth Hockey Association for payments on its city sewer and water access charges stemming from constructing a $2.3 million second hockey arena about three years ago.
The old terms were to pay the amount over a five-year period at an interest rate of eight percent. The proposed resolution would change the payment period to 10 years and reduce the interest rate to five percent. The council tabled action at the suggestion of council member Dick Dobson, who said the Princeton Public Utilities Commission, which is in charge of providing city water, had not yet reviewed the proposal.
The combined SAC and WAC charge was $52,798 and the remaining principal to pay, according to city treasurer Steve Jackson, is $23,579.50.
In other city council news…
• The council approved Daniel Pierce's retirement from the fire and rescue department.
• The council introduced an ordinance formally spelling out what the city has had as a policy for many years – that a property must be in city limits in order to hook into city sewer and water mains.


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This or That, July 10
Violet or Mabel
Henry or Max
George or Albert
Margaret or Helena
Arthur or Louis
Mary or Maud
Easton or Weston
Edna or Ethel
Charles or Thomas
Clara or Charlotte
Clover or Cora
Caspian or Cyrus
Violet or Mabel: ummm.....Mabel. Added fun of Mae nickname, and less common than Violet.
Henry or Max: Henry--Love the nickname Hank
George or Albert: George! Too cute
Margaret or Helena: Both, but Margaret wins out because I like Maggie
Arthur or Louis: Louis. I could call him Louie
Mary or Maud: Maud--it could be surprising
Easton or Weston: Easton for a girl
Edna or Ethel: Edna--Edie is a cute nickname
Charles or Thomas: Thomas, after DH's grandfather.
Clara or Charlotte: Clara. Love me some Doctor Who.
Clover or Cora: Cora, short for Coral (goes great with Emerald)
Caspian or Cyrus: Cyrus; friend all ready claimed Caspian
Cora AND Clover
Easton (both are nice)
Albert but I'd use an old English version
Both are lovely but for my own kid I think I'd go with Mabel


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twilight sentinal problem?
Like I've said before I had the car repainted,and I noticed the twilight sentinal doesnt go off in a short amount of time or at all (stand watching the car for 10min then I turn it off) what tells it to turn off? How can I test if whatever it is works? It turns on and off with the switch and has high and low beams. It also turns on with the twilight sentinal. Also I usually have it set for the minimum setting if that matters.
Re: twilight sentinal problem?
The timer module is dead. It's up under the dash near the light switch. There's a section in the service manual that details how to check it. It can be rebuilt for a price. If you elect to replace it, you must replace the timer and photocell together, as they are a matched set.


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Colouring Outside The Lines is a zine featuring interviews with contemporary female artists; illuminating various corners of current female artistic and creative activity.
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I started this zine project back in 2005 as a way to communicate with contemporary female artists whose work I was excited by and wanted to celebrate, and also to provide a way to illuminate various corners of current female artistic and creative activity. Activity that's not exactly in the mainstream. I'm continuing it here, in 2012, as there's still a great deal to be said, and women to interview.
I'm interested in communicating with people, less to interview them about how or what they make, but more to ask big questions about the 'Whys' of their creativity, and the 'What Fors'? This is hugely linked to individual's lives, experiences, and politics. That to me is the interesting bit. And as such, the questions in this zine, and the conversations that have grown around them, are more about individual's processes than of their actual production. This has led to this issue probing areas such as: confidence, accessing creativity, 'community', representation, art-as-activism, spreading and passing on 'good vibes', encouragement, getting stuff done, accessibility of art, working together, working outside of convention, feeling 'good enough', juggling life to make room for creativity, motivation, artistic potentials, and beyond.
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As we reported yesterday, not only has Britney Spears quit her role as a judge on X Factor USA, she and fiancé Jason Trawick have split, so it's been a pretty hectic start to 2013 for Ms Spears…
However, though both Jason and Britney both had kind words to say about each other in statements they issued about the break-up, it seems that while both confirm nobody else was involved in their split, what neither mentioned was the reason for their parting of the ways.
But today, The Sun reports that they split because Jason became sick of Britney's jealousy, and the he was fed up of "babysitting" her and pandering to her every whim.
The paper states that Britney hated the fact that Jason had a life of his own, and alleges that her jealousy even extended to altering his alarm clock so that he would miss business meetings!
Meanwhile, a source close to the former couple told People, "Things haven't been ideal in their relationship for some time.
"There was a lot to work on before they could move forward and get married.
"Britney had a lot of issues with Jason doing his own thing – in business and seeing his friends.
"In her perfect world he would have been home with her twenty-four/seven, so that was a point of contention; something they were always working on.
"They've been spending a lot of time apart in the last few months."
However, a neighbour of Britney's said, "They both seemed happy. Especially Britney, I could tell that she was in a really great place. She smiled a lot.
"They were both really at ease with the boys."
Well, regardless of the ins and outs of what went wrong, friends of Britney's are reportedly worried that all this rapid change in her life could bring about another meltdown similar to the one she had in 2008 which ended with her being hospitalized.
Here's a montage of clips and images from Britney's 'troubled' times, which was made by a fan of the singer…


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There's a reason my tagline is "Historical Personality Disorder," my friends. I cycle through so many different historical periods, and I am hitting that point where I'm starting to feel disoriented by it all!
Two dear friends of mine are going to be stepping up as the next King & Queen of the West and I got myself tangled up in court duties as a result, and OF COURSE, they're doing a 9th-12th c. reign and, OF COURSE, I have nothing to wear in that era. So, I had to go and start researching the heck out of clothing from that period, and I finally settled on 12th Century. Which means I've been in a tunic-making frenzy for the last several weeks. Now, I realize most of my readers couldn't care less about anything pre-1400 but I'm kind of excited about the prospect of reaching deeper into the past than I typically do and brushing up my rectangular construction skills. And I'm learning that there's a lot of fabulousness to be had on the other side of 1400! Bliauts for one thing… Though they're 12th century, I'm totally making one because I have wanted to for DECADES. Also, the Merovingians had some pretty awesome clothes for women… Knee-length tunics, baby!
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The colors and the cross fleuries are mimicked from my newly changed SCA heraldic device. All of the stuff I've been doing in the SCA from Day One has been after the heraldic display era, so getting a chance to slather myself in my device is pretty awesome. 🙂
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67.石炭液化油のHPLC/GC-MSによる化合物タイプ同族体成分の同定 [in Japanese] 67. Identification of Compounds in Coal Liquefaction Oil as Compound Type Homologue by HPLC/GC-MS Analyses [in Japanese]
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Aromatic ring class fractions separated by NH_2 column HPLC were analysed low and high voltage mass spectra by GC-MS. Various compound type defined by Z numbers were determined and Z mass chromatograms were measured as homologous series. Respective peaks of Z number mass chromatograms were assessed the degree of coelution with different components and GC peaks belonged to single component were measured on HV mass spectra to assign the specific components.
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My gun and flashlight is right next to the bed. I sleep in a tank top and shorts. I have no need to put any other clothes on.
This is a discussion on How quickly can you be ready to defend your family? within the Defensive Carry & Tactical Training forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Think of a fire man. He is sitting around the station watching TV or lifting weights, then all of the sudden the alarm goes of. ...
Think of a fire man. He is sitting around the station watching TV or lifting weights, then all of the sudden the alarm goes of. WWWWWWWOOOOOOOO.....WWWWWWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOO.
How long dose it take him to be loaded onto the truck and ready to go? Not long, because he has anticipated this happening. He has all of his gear ready to go and he even has worked at getting everything on very quickly.
Shouldn't we do the same thing. Think about it, you are laying in bed, wearing only your boxers or whatever and you hear somebody knock on your back door late at night. How prepared are you for this moment. From a minimalist response, you dig through the drawer and find your gun, then dig through a pile of close on the floor until you find your pants. Then you get half way to the door and think, I should probably have a flash light.
My suggestion(and I'm sure several of you already do this) is to be completely prepared before hand, just like a fire man. Lay out a set of close that you can get into easily and know where they are at. That includes shoes.
Have a tactical vest, fanny pack, man purse or something that contains a lot of items you might need. Kind of like a bug out bag, but dedicate this one as a combat bag. Some items you might want are, extra magazines, first aid equipment, cell phone(if possible), two flashlights, pepper spray, maybe a back up gun, note pad and pin, car keys and so on. That way when you hear something, you can instantly dress out and be ready to go in the shortest period of time. If you are already dressed then just grab the bag.
I'm curious who already dose something like this, to what degree and what type of gear to you keep close at hand.
Chance favors the prepared mind.
My gun and flashlight is right next to the bed. I sleep in a tank top and shorts. I have no need to put any other clothes on.
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Like you mentioned in another thread, I EXPECT an encounter. So here's my daily prep:
While in my house, I'm ALWAYS armed. Since the way my house is built, if I'm watching t.v. in the living room and the front door gets kicked in, I have no opportunity to go get a gun. The battle will be decided with what I have on me. So I pack as I would on the streets: 1 auto with extra mag, and at least 1 BUG.
Concerning bumps in the night when we are in bed, my setup is this: dual-holster SmartCarry, containing primary and BUG, that I slip off just before going to bed. My cell phone is clipped to the SmartCarry, and here lately I've been putting my keys inside the security pouch, for a couple reasons. One reason is that the key to my gun locker is on it. I don't want to face someone who is using my guns they found downstairs. The second reason is my mace is on my key chain. And if I remember, I also put a spare mag on my nightstand or in the security pouch.
I slide the SmartCarry just under the bed, right next to a big flashlight. Or I can put my little flashlight I carry on my belt inside the SC also. If I need to move, I can either slip the SC on and have everything, or grap my primary gun in one hand and the flashlight in the other.
That's all I keep for now. Things may change once I buy a shotgun, but that's it for now. The SC is a little bulky with all that in it, but it gets the job done.
I agree with you: chance favors the prepared. The one time I'm not prepared may be when my encounter comes, so my goal is to always be prepared.
Now if your post concerned primarily a bugout bag and being prepared to exit the house, then I missed your point a bit. That might take me a couple minutes to grab a couple gun bags. Still working on having one good bugout bag ready. If it's really an emergency, I'm not going to worry about the pants. Maybe that'll be a distraction for any BG's in the area.
That's great Gradey, I should have know you would fall into the "prepared category." I commend you for carrying around the house. I don't. This might sound like an excuse, but I have three young kids who are constantly hanging on me and I just don't feel that the pros out weigh the cons for me. The pants are optional, but they are their in case I need them. Shoes are not necessary, but can become necessary real quick depending on the situation. Obviously the system is set up so that I can grab the important stuff first and then if time allows get fully dressed out. It also works for me, because I am a on call SWAT guy. So if my pager goes of in the middle of the night I want to be up, dressed and out the door as soon as possible.
No I wasn't talking about a bug out bag. Although I have one of those set up too. Well I guess I actually have two of BOB'S one in the car and one in the house. For that matter I have two combat bags, a vest in the closet and a fanny pack in the car. I know Fanny packs are out of style. But I figure if I need to grab that thing then one basic fashion rule applies. "Survival never goes out of style!"
I always have a bag with at least one pistol, extra mags for all my pistols, flashlights, knives and holsters in the car when I'm out or in the house with me. But while I'm in the house, I usually carry my PPS in a CrossBreed with a sheath knife (CRKT Ryan Plan B), flashlight (Fenix L2D CE) and cell phone. If I came home from work, I have the PPS in the SmartCarry. If not from work, I'm fully loaded. There is usually a pistol on the nightstand with a couple flashlights there as well. The AR is easily and quickly accessable, as are 6 extra mag in holders. Two shotguns are put in other places in the house (both of them old, one breach and one bolt action). As far as leaving the house quickly? I think I'll work on keeping the bad guys out, or getting them out dead or alive. I have no intentions of leaving my home, especially with my family there, one of them in a wheelchair. I sleep with a t-shirt and sport shorts.
Gun control can be blamed in part for allowing 9/11 to happen.
"Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum" (Latin)- "If you want peace, prepare for war".
I'm always armed around the house. 1911 with 2 spare mags cell phone and BUG.
Now..If I'm in bed...the goblin is going to get a surprise. There are no kids in the house so, there's an AR, AOW shotgun 1911 with light, two 10 round mags, plus my carry rig within one step of the bed. If the alarm system and the dog doesn't do the trick...I will
"If I was an extremist, our founding fathers would all be extremists," he said. "Without them, we wouldn't have our independence. We'd be a disarmed British system of feudal subjectivity."
EDC and my surefire are very close. My dogs give me a 'heads up' enough to meet any threat, be it person, cat, coon, or armadillo.
How about a full duty belt, ready to slip on? Skip the handcuffs and add more ammo.
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I enjoyed this thread. Very good information. I have a GunVault brand pistol vault, with a loaded pistol and a Surefire 6p light. So that's always ready to rock and roll. BUT, I haven't considered the clothes and shoes problem, which I'm going to do now after reading this thread. Oh yea, and I need to bring my cell phone upstairs and keep it on my nightstand. I guess that covers it.
I got a .45 loaded with 230gr speer gold dots (5 spare magazines) and a 20gauge packin federal vital shock withen arms reach without getting out of the bed.
LED tach flaslight on the dresser on the way out the door.
Where I would go past the AR that stays out and ready with 6 Loaded Magazines 1 in two beside and 3 in strategic backup spots.
A .45 even showers with me if Im home alone and sometimes if Im not home alone.
I hope a BG never comes my way. But if he does I like to think im ready for him.
After 17 years of firefighting I know how to get moving at 3am. I've heard some mention shirts and shorts, but lets not forget a good pair of socks. In my rookie years I learned the hard way that stepping on something with bare feet slows you down a bit. Even with just a pair of socks it takes some of the sting out. Also practice walking through your house in the dark even if you intend to light the place up when the stuff hits the fan. It really helps you get to know your own home in case you have any emergency with no or low light.
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If you ever feel the need to be armed at home but are still concerned about the kids, maybe a SmartCarry would work for you. That's an area kids are already taught to avoid anyway, so unless you are wrestling around, maybe that would work at times. I'm thinking of some BG's wanting retribution for you putting them in jail... and maybe catching you out mowing the lawn or having a barbecue.
Anyway, I'm sure you've taken all these things into consideration already. You don't need me to tell you how to be safe. Since you're on the SWAT team, you could probably tell the rest of us how to be safer.
As retsupt99 says: stay armed... even at home... stay safe!
I am an on call swat medic... I have my go-bag sitting in bedroom closet with AR-15 & shotgun, plus uniform, spare boots, tac-vest, body armor, entry team trauma bag, main medical pack and boxes of ammo for all weapons along with spare mags. I also have a 56 round bandoleer with 12 ga. rounds for the mossberg in the go-bag as well.
For my pistols... when in bed for the night, I keep my G-23 with Insight M3 tac light mounted to it with spare mag in top drawer of dresser about 1.5 feet from my hand. I keep my BUG XD9sc in same drawer but in a paddle holster so I can mount that to any trousers I have time to throw on in short order. I keep a 125 lumen LED tac light on a wrist lanyard next to both pistols in the drawer. Cell phone is on top of dresser on charger. I keep my Rocky Tactical boots with side zippers next to bed that I can slip on and zip up without having to lace and tie. Sometimes I keep my body armor right next to the bed so I can throw it on in a moments notice, but usually it's in my go-bag. My portable 2 way radio is also in charger on dresser next to bed.
14 years of firefighting and 30 years EMS had me learning to pack gear ready to respond way before I joined the tactical team. Just cooler toys with the tac team. Now if I can just convince the bosses why the team medic needs night vision goggles and I'll really have home advantage for any late night home invasions!
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The Domestic Violence Offender Gun Ban often called "the Lautenberg Amendment"("Gun Ban for Individuals Convicted of a Misdemeanor Crime of Domestic Violence", Pub.L. 104–208,[1] 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(9)[2]) is an amendment to the Omnibus Consolidated Appropriations Act of 1997 enacted by the 104th United States Congress in 1996, which bans access to firearms by people convicted of crimes of domestic violence. The act is often referred to as "the Lautenberg Amendment" after its sponsor, Senator Frank Lautenberg (D – NJ).
The act bans shipment, transport, ownership and use of guns or ammunition by individuals convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence, or who are under a restraining (protection) order for domestic abuse in all 50 states. The act also makes it unlawful to knowingly sell or give a firearm or ammunition to such persons.
The definition of 'convicted' can be found in the chapter 18 U.S.C. § 921(a)(33)(B)(ii) and has exceptions:
(i) A person shall not be considered to have been convicted of such an offense for purposes of this chapter, unless—
(I) the person was represented by counsel in the case, or knowingly and intelligently waived the right to counsel in the case; and
(II) in the case of a prosecution for an offense described in this paragraph for which a person was entitled to a jury trial in the jurisdiction in which the case was tried, either
(aa) the case was tried by a jury, or
(bb) the person knowingly and intelligently waived the right to have the case tried by a jury, by guilty plea or otherwise.
(ii) A person shall not be considered to have been convicted of such an offense for purposes of this chapter if the conviction has been expunged or set aside, or is an offense for which the person has been pardoned or has had civil rights restored (if the law of the applicable jurisdiction provides for the loss of civil rights under such an offense) unless the pardon, expungement, or restoration of civil rights expressly provides that the person may not ship, transport, possess, or receive firearms.
Court history[edit]
This law has been tested in federal court with the case United States v. Emerson (No. 99-10331) (5th Cir. 2001).[3] See also U.S. v. Emerson, 231 Fed. Appx. 349 (5th Cir. 2007) (Same defendant seeking review of judgment). The case involved a challenge to the Constitutionality of 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(8)(C)(ii), a federal statute that prohibited the transportation of firearms or ammunition in interstate commerce by persons subject to a court order that, by its explicit terms, prohibits the use of physical force against an intimate partner or child. Emerson does not address the portion of the Lautenberg Amendment involving conviction for misdemeanor domestic violence. It was initially overturned in 1999 for being unconstitutional, but that case was reversed upon appeal in 2001.[citation needed]
The case Gillespie v. City of Indianapolis, Indiana, 185 F.3d 693 (7th Cir. 1999) also challenged this law, and the case was rejected.[citation needed] The ex post facto aspects of the law were challenged with:
- United States v. Brady, 26 F.3d 282 (2nd Cir.), cert. denied, 115 S.Ct. 246 (1994) (denying ex post facto challenge to a 922(g)(1) conviction) and
- United States v. Waters, 23 F.3d 29 (2nd Cir. 1994) (ex post facto based challenge to a 922(g)(4) conviction).
Both of the challenges were denied.
Likewise this law was invoked in United States v. Jardee [4] where it was ruled that the threat of being subjected to the gun ban did not turn an otherwise "petty" crime into a "serious" one requiring a jury trial.
|This section possibly contains original research. (July 2012)
Arguments that have been advanced against the law include opinions that the law:
- violates the right to keep and bear arms guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the Constitution;[5]
- is contrary to the Tenth Amendment, making firearm and ammunition possession a federal felony due to a previous state misdemeanor charge;
- is an ex post facto law, and thus, unconstitutional.
No United States Court of Appeals has accepted these arguments.[6]
Supporting the law is that the Supreme Court has consistently ruled that Congress, under the interstate commerce clause, has the authority to regulate items that enter, or could enter, interstate commerce; guns can easily be transported across state lines. Courts have upheld the authority of the government to restrict the gun rights of categories of people, including criminals, the mentally ill, etc., ruling that prohibiting a narrow category of people from owning firearms does not violate the Second Amendment.
Application to members of the military and police[edit]
Under the federal law governing possession of firearms by police or military while on duty (18 U.S.C. § 925(a)(1)), an officer under a current protection order, or even one who has a conviction for murdering a spouse, may legally be in possession of a service firearm, but a person convicted of one of the misdemeanor violations listed in the Lautenberg Amendment (18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(9)) is prohibited from possessing any firearms or ammunition at any time under any circumstances.[7]
As a result, a number of police officers and military personnel have been dismissed as a result of domestic violence crimes, some of which were committed before the law was passed. This is not due to the letter of the law, but is a side effect of their loss of access to the firearms needed to carry out their duties.
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- Department of Justice Criminal Resource Manual
- The Consumer Law Page Article
- Misdemeanor Crime of Domestic Violence archive
- The Emerson Case
- Jump up^ "PUBLIC LAW 104-208".
- Jump up^ "Criminal Resource Manual 1117 Restrictions on the Possession of Firearms by Individuals Convicted of a Misdemeanor Crime of Domestic Violence".
- Jump up^ "FindLaw for Legal Professionals – Case Law, Federal and State Resources, Forms, and Code".
- Jump up^ "Order striking jury trial". Retrieved 2010-03-13.
- Jump up^ United States v. Skoien, 614 F.3d 638 (7th Cir. 2010).
- Jump up^ United States v. White, 593 F.3d 1199 (11th Cir. 2010).
- Jump up^ Criminal Resource Manual 1117 Restrictions on the Possession of Firearms by Individuals Convicted of a Misdemeanor Crime of Domestic Violence: "We now have the anomalous situation that 18 U.S.C. § 925(a)(1) still exempts felony convictions for these two groups."


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Fully taken apart and cleaned? Is it critical to have the trigger assembly taken out along with the normal stuff.....often. Or is that saved for a special occassion.....like once a year or something?
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Fully taken apart and cleaned? Is it critical to have the trigger assembly taken out along with the normal stuff.....often. Or is that saved for a special occassion.....like once a year or something?
I've never had my Glock fully disassembled, but that's what I thought air compressors were for.
I think it'd be fun from the educational side of things to break it down that far, but I can get it spicky-span clean just as easy without tearing it down all the way. A little cleaning fluid, a brush and an air compressor usually gets rid of anything that will matter.
I have a G23 and every other time cleaning I hose down the inaccessible places with Birchwood Casey Synthetic Safe Gun Scrubber.
It is alchohol based and does not leave a residue and will not harm the plastic parts. I take the pistol to the garage and spray it out over a trash can because it really stinks up the house.
There are 2 versions of the Gun Scrubber so make sure it is the Synthetic Safe one you use on the Glock other wise you may have some problems.
I detail clean after 5K+ rounds.
many many people dont go beyond the basic slide off cleaning
it doesn't need it
You're supposed to clean glocks?
I do a field strip and clean after every shooting and a full detail clean every six months.
Full detail-strip cleaning is done:
- when trigger action gets sticky/gritty
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- when weapon is detail-stripped for parts repair/replacement
- every 2000 rounds
- every two years or so (usually happens long before this, based on the other criteria)
Wasn't sure.....I have seen a couple of guys say that they don't clean their Glocks at all but every couple thousand rounds.
Who carries the Synthetic Safe Gun Scrubber. I get the regular Gun Scrubber at Wal-Mart.
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- What men buy is necessity, what women buy is wasteful
Whether it be shoes, bath towels, or throw pillows whatever a woman buys, the man in her life will perceive it as useless and the single purchase that will inevitably lead the family into homelessness. Women have been tagged as spendthrifts who blatantly disavow any knowledge of a budget. However, a man will defend to-the-death his primordial need for his latest pocket knife or power tool. Never mind that he doesn't actually fix anything around the house or use his other 11 knives for anything more than cutting open a box lid!
I love a man with a sense of humor and like most women, I have no problem dishing it out and taking it; however, there is a point where as the 'love of your life', I need to stop being the punch-line! I know when men hang with their buddies; compliments come in the form of insults. This socially acceptable form of male bonding has undoubtedly worked for men since loin clothes were all the rage. Huddled around the campfire living in tribal communes, men were able to brandish their clubs and forked tongues at each other all the live long day. However, as you fast forward to the era of smartphones and condos, modern domesticity has replaced your tribal comrades with women. Men still get to release their humorous diatribes on their amigos but apparently the few hours a week of release just doesn't cut it for some. I think for women it isn't so much the quips or snide remarks but the frequency and timing! If men can learn to limit or have some clue on appropriate timing this would be a non-issue. So, men take my advice:
- If you are discussing a topic that is important or emotionally charged for the woman with whom you are having a discussion with…this is not the time to toss a jab. Making light in order to avoid discomfort or alleviate stress will only bring more stress, in the form of a bitter woman! Mocking a woman for her emotions or her failure to solve a problem as you would will bring down fury like no other.
- If you can only be witty at the expense of others…you are not witty but an ass or at least that's what she'll think to herself. Unless you are a stand-up comic who's ability to berate others pays the bills come up with another form of hilarity that doesn't involve demeaning your beloved.
3. Remote 'Control'
When discussing control of the remote, most will agree that men have coveted the position of household programmer. In my house I had the fortune {or misfortune} of observing how early the position of submission occurs. My 12 year old step daughter already surrenders to her father and older brother, to the point of not even making suggestions or voting on what to watch. She just smiles and says, "I'll watch whatever." I was even more shocked when I realized that I do the exact same thing! Why do women do this? Why do we so willingly relinquish control of the remote? I'll tell you why…because men make watching what women want to watch a miserable experience! Between the laughing, mocking, rustling of snack bags or smirks while starring at us {always during pivotal/sensitive/emotional scenes} women get completely fed up within 20 minutes into the movie. Typically women will dutifully watch and most often attempt to enjoy what a man selects to view. I know when I watch a movie my husband or stepson chose, I participate with them by watching the movie and keeping an open mind. I don't typically sit down and moderate the film with smartass comments throughout…except for Cloverfield, I couldn't refuse with that one! But in my defense, I would not have even openly panned Cloverfield, if the fellas hadn't set a precedent! The funny thing is the boys of the house began to get defensive as I quipped during the alien bat invasion. It's interesting that men can sit riveted while watching an alien bat attack New York but become hecklers when a man professes love to a woman dying of cancer! The moral of this story: what a man watches is cinematic art, what a woman watches is silly dribble.
4. Extreme PDA
I love PDA {public displays of attention} but for some men they take affection to mean groping! I like sex and I like being groped but like most women, I have limits. I little butt tap is one thing but a full palm grab of my breast or a frontal groin cup are not signs of affection but audaciousness. Might as well unzip and pee on me while you're at it. A woman being open with her sexuality doesn't mean a man has the right to objectify or disrespect her. Extreme PDA is NOT cute or endearing, it's rude and offensive. If I grab your package during a public greeting than all bets are off but until then keep your paws in check.
5. He's a man without a plan yet hates everything she suggests
"What do you want to do?"
"I don't know, what do you want to do?"
"I don't have anything in mind. Why don't you plan something?"
This conversation isn't reserved for those dating. I was married once for nearly 10 years and had this conversation on a regular basis. It's not the lack of a plan that frustrates women. Women have no problem coordinating an entertaining evening. The part that drives women crazy is when a woman makes a plan, at her man's request, and he proceeds complain through the entire evening. "It's really crowded tonight." "The service here sucks." "It's too loud." "The portions are smaller now." Etc. One of these comments by itself would torpedo a woman's hopes for the evening but when the constant lack of satisfaction with the evening is mentioned, women want to throw their hands up and send her male companion home in a cab so she can enjoy the rest of her evening…in silence!
6. Acting like a baby when sick
Ok, we get it. You're sick. You have a fever, runny nose, chills, aches and pains. Flu season is here and it caught up with you. In fact you probably got it from me. I was sick last week, remember? Oh, that's right you don't {see #8 }. Not only do men profess from the highest Kleenex box that they're sick but that they must have contracted a much more powerful strain than anyone around them! Men can leap buildings in a single bound, open any jar, and lift all that is heavy but heaven help the household if he catches a cold or flu. I truly believe that scientists need to research whether men are generally more sensitive to the symptoms of a cold or flu. Until an antidote can be found, women around the world will need to endure the never-ending whining, moaning, and irritability. Poor, baby.
7. Selective hearing
Just as a woman can be counted on for hearing not only the message but the tone in which it was delivered; a man can be counted on for not only missing the tone but missing the message entirely! In men's defense, I honestly don't think it is entirely intentional; men don't multitask as well as women. In my experience, there are very few words that will successfully divert a man's attention if he's focused elsewhere. But I suspect most women are aware of this and have developed ways to get her point across. No, I feel the real source of frustration is when a man's attention has been successfully diverted to you; he reassures you that he's all yours AND then proceeds to tune out ¾ of what you say! Why does this drive women so batty? Because chances are the woman was attempting to tell the man something moderately important and when the moment came to use this moderately important information the man was clueless; dumbfounded. Arrrgghhh! The woman just stands there shaking her head thinking, "I tried to tell you."
8. Forgetting
Initially I was tempted to put selective hearing and forgetting together because sometimes it is difficult for women to discriminate what the male malfunction may have been. Did he forget or did he just not hear me in the first place? I decided to keep it separate because it doesn't really matter whether he never heard or just forgot, the results can be just as frustrating. Or can they? Actually, the forgetting thing drives me battier. What do you mean you don't remember? We had an entire, reciprocal conversation lasting several minutes on this very topic! This goes beyond being off a number or two in birthdays and anniversaries. This is the everyday shit. Allow me to explain. I have two rather large indoor dogs. Every morning I wake up around 6 and let them out to the bathroom. There are about 2x's per month where I proclaim in a post coital glow my intention to sleep in the following morning and that the dogs, if left in the room with me, will wake me up for me to take them out. That man of mine assures me that he has it covered. Now, as he is a fully capable, intelligent adult I'm confident in his ability to handle the situation. BUT WAIT…there's more…the next morning I awake to a cold wet nose and two dogs that are practically crossing their legs. I get up. I get dressed and as I am putting on the dog leashes and coat to take them potty, my knight- in-shining-armor states, "I got it. Go back to bed." Let's recap, shall we? I'm up, dressed, and putting on the dog leashes…falling back to sleep is no longer an option. Am I a little bitter? Hell, yeah! Didn't we just establish my intentions the night before? Didn't we just communicate quite clearly the plan? "Oh, babe I forgot." With the words still lingering in the air I glare with my special 'fuck you' stink-eye and proceed out the door. I agree that this is a minimal transgression but it showcases so beautifully the point of how irritating forgetting can be. You add a few more blatant examples and multiply it by a few years and you mister, have yourself a problem!
9. SEX: He blames her for NOT getting any, when he's the ones who fell asleep
I'm pretty sure that this one is case of 'let go my ego'. This has occurred to me on more than one occasion with more than one man. You get into that sexual groove, where pretty much every night you and your significant other bump uglies. It's all good by all accounts. But wait. What about last night? You wake up the next morning, not to a how did you sleep or did you have any dreams; instead you hear, "you were really tired last night so I let you sleep. You can make it up to me later." Wha, wha, what? I was tired? I fell asleep? Ummm, no senior! You were actually snoring and enjoying a peaceful siesta before I even warmed the cool in my side of the bed. All too often I hear from gossip, blogs, and girlfriends how men pass off missed sexual rendezvous' onto women. What you men have to realize is the following:
- Many women enjoy sex as much as men do. If we are too tired or don't feel well we have no problem letting you know and rolling over. We are fairly confident that when we wake the next morning, you'll be there.
- Women will not judge. If you're tired….it's all good, really. No need to protect your sexual prowess for an evening or two. Let the ego go my friend, let it go.
10. Clueless about Our Feelings
This one is near and not-so-dear to many women's hearts. Even male sites and articles posted by men assume male callousness is to blame. But this got me thinking; are men really clueless or is it that men have a hard time understanding where we come form; how the female brain thinks? We are rather sophisticated {fancy word for complicated} gender. For the most part I let men off the hook a bit. I don't think men are inherently evil nor are they dimwitted Neanderthals {well, not the majority anyways}. Not that knowing this information necessarily helps me handle my frustration when my bed fellow decides that while I'm in the middle of discussing an important topic it's the perfect time to look at my breasts and make a sexual advance. Newsflash: NOT IN THE MOOD. When the man in my life did this, I officially dropped my basket. In that instant he inadvertently dismissed everything I said, marginalized my opinions, and objectified me…and NOT in a good way. I was not pleased. Classic examples of male disregard for women's feelings could be offered by every woman I know and I'm willing to bet my last box of Mallomars that every woman reacted the same way… intense wrath. As most will testify, we're not talking ordinary anger but Mommy Dearest meets The Exorcist kind of anger. If men want to avoid getting beaten with a wire hanger or getting spewed with pea soup, I highly recommend they proceed with caution and evaluate the situation before they make their next quip.