TheDon

18 months ago Remington UMC 9mm was going for $9.99/50 online. How much ammo can people hoard until enough is enough? Dicks sucks. I won't give them one dime of my money.

You *need* an AR15 for precisely the same reason that Rosa Parks *needed* to sit in the front of the bus. That always causes a huge fight with my anti-gun family and friends. :-D

My brother's wife is a self-proclaimed Socialist. When she found out that I keep guns in the house, she flipped out and has never come back since. It's been over 3 years now. Life is good.

No offense, but that is your opinion. God bless you. You obviously have a generous heart. But, I am not a bad person for preferring purebred dogs.

Assuming the temperature in your garage is reasonably stable (say 50 degrees max between coldest winter and hottest summer), your firearms will be fine as long as you invest in a high-quality dehumidifier system as recommended above. Don't be thinking you can get away with a couple canisters of Damp Rid. My technical concern is about damage to the safe from sitting on the slab. If possible, get it up off the slab. I'd recommend building a platform out of pressure-treated 2x4s 12" on center and 3/8" sheeting. My logistical concern is security. Only you can assess your own security. Just remember, when it comes to theft, if there is a will there is way.

I own a briard (see my profile pic, a dangerous breed, outlawed in Germany). The only thing "dangerous breed" means is the owner needs to understand that the breed has certain instincts that need to be managed and disciplined. For example, with a briard, I need to have an *off* command. e.g., when my dog was about 1 year old, my niece and her boyfriend came over for a visit. Tobi had never met them before. They walked right into my house, each picked up one of my sons, and started hugging, tickling, and playing with them. I thought Tobi was going to kill them both. If I did not have Tobi conditioned to break off, we would have been taking them to the hospital. Huskies seem to be more concerned about pack hierarchy than most breeds. That is why they tend to bite children when children unintentionally do something that the dog misinterprets as a dominance display. These are not "I'm-a kill you" bites. These are "you better watch your place" bites. But as far as the law is concerned, a bite is a bite is a bite. True alpha huskies are not suitable for children, so don't favor the most dominant puppies in the litter (as is often conventional wisdom). Your theory about needing a female because you already own a male is projecting human traits upon your dog. As a rule, 2 males will get along better than a male and a female. My advice is: learn about the breed, know it and understand it before you buy. As long as you are willing to educate yourself and work with the animal, you should be fine. Good luck and enjoy your dogs.

"one pocket-sized device which contains and releases not more than three-quarters of an ounce..." So, if I keep a Pepper Blaster in the console of my truck, and if my wife keeps a Pepper Blaster in her purse, I guess she automatically becomes a *dangerous criminal* when she borrows my truck.

I'm probably jinxing myself, but I have actually never had an accident of any kind. But the *stupidest* thing I ever did was try to build my own bullet trap. I got a half-dozen 9mm holes in the basement wall to prove that I had absolutely no clue what I was doing. ETA: Ooops, I forgot about how I learned the hard way about cylinder gap gasses. While target shooting in the woods, I rested a .357 against a tree to steady my shot. I ended up with a face full of treebark; in my eyes, my mouth, my ear.

I had exactly the opposite experience back in January. When my Freedom Munitions order came, I was suspicious when I saw it was in a UPS branded box, not a Fredom Munitions box as is normal. When I opened it up, I found a crushed and broken-open Freedom Muntions box inside a clear plastic bag. It looked like it had fallen off the airplane. Over 2,000 rounds of ammo had broken out of their boxes, but every single round was accounted for. I didn't know whether to complain about the inconvience of counting/verifying the ammo, or to commend them for getting every singe round to me.

http://youtu.be/C6cxNR9ML8k

That pretty much summs it up.

Welcome. Delran is one of my home ranges.

It's Newark. No humans involved.

If your uncle rents you the space for say $1 (rental agreement needed) you can store your pistols without incurring the cost of pistol permits. You will need to secure them such that they are no accessible to your uncle so there can be no question about posession or control.

There are documented cases of people being killed by .177 pellet rifles. However, I would no more recommend someone carry a .22WMR for protection against bears than I would recommend someone keep a pellet rifle for home defense.

That's the issue with using links to Bud's as price references; you cannot tell how long ago that was sold. That sale could be from a year ago.

So, is this thread about escaping NJ to Florida, short stocky Jews, or how to pick up chicks in Florida when you are a short stock Jew from New Jersey?

Don't join any neighborhood watch groups.

If you really cannot decide, get both. :-D My 1894 is in .30-30 and I love it. My recommendation would be the same. The only drawback is that it has a stupid amount of felt recoil for some reason (compared to modern rifles in similar calibers). Felt recoil is comparable to a Mosin Nagant. If you want something for kids to shoot or something you are going to shoot all day, then you might consider the ligher .357 cartridge.

You will be good to go on firearms charges, but not the charges for menacing and causing a public disturbance. :-D

Accepted. No problem.

The bill does not specify many implementation details. It mostly charges the NJSP and NJAG with tasks for defining the implementation details within specified timeframes (10 months, if I recall correctly). But, if the implementation details are as you describe, the whole system would be untenable. Forget crashing, the system could never get off the ground.

I am inquiring for purposes of my education and enlightenment; wanting to broaden my understanding. You came after me with a box full of butthurt. Not called for.

Hold on there... I never said anything like that. I am just trying to figure out what the real world day-to-day differences will be in life post S2723. The other thread is clogged with hypotheticals about government abuse and disagreements about what is and is not in the bill. Right now we are in "Place A." Place A sucks really really bad. If the bill passes, we will be in "Place B." Relative to Place A, is Place B a better or worse place? That is all I am asking.

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