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Photos....I can pick-out several that were worth more than they paid... http://www.nj.com/union/index.ssf/2014/10/480_guns_collected_in_union_county_buyback_held_in_plainfield_linden.html

Comment deleted - RTSP1 response (above) shows he's a stand-up guy.

Yet another example of dumb, dumb, dumb... All it would have taken was an "Oops; our mistake....here's a voucher for a free hour" and you'd have been happy. AND it costs the range nothing!

I didn't realize that this was James Yeager's training school. Now, it all makes sense....

The thought I had was perhaps he is simulating clearing a jam?

His 1-year-later video

And add his fees plus NICS to the sale....for WHAT value added?

"They" probably will. The "Arab Spring" stuff was coordinated with cell phones, for example.

Short answer - no. The frequencies typically used by amateurs is nowhere near the frequencies used for cell phones and streaming internet. Can amateur radio be jammed? Yes; however, there are more frequencies to contend with. Say someone decides to jam 2 meters. Ham ops can shift to 6 meters (50 MHz), or 440, or 222 MHz, if they want to stay VHF or UHF, and the whole HF spectrum (160 meters to 10 meters) is also available. Jamming all of that spectrum is a daunting task. The goal of the jamming in the referenced article is to deny the protesters the use of cell phones and open wi fi as a means of controlling and coordinating their efforts.

#1 - All of the info described is already on the purchase permit #2 - Fill out the form, of course #3 - I merely need to display the info described; there are lines specifically for the FID # for buyer and seller on the purchase permit #4 - Correct #5 - Correct #6 - Incorrect - the form plainly states FIVE days

Taken right off a permit now in my possession: ATTENTION SELLERS (a) individual sellers complete block A (b) firearms dealers complete block B within 5 days after date of transaction, the seller is required to provide a copy of the permit to the following, as provided in 2C:58-3h New Jersey Statutes white copy forwarded to superintendent of state police (data reduction unit) POB 7068, west trenton, NJ 08628 yellow copy forwarded to the issuing authority pink copy returned to purchaser blue copy retained by seller PLEASE stop adding to the law, PD2K!

um...why?

well, I'm thinking of buying.....tell me more....

Have a buyer, or just thinking of selling?

They'll call it a gun show....and you know how much this state LOVES gun shows...

How big a safe are you replacing? Thinking of selling it?

A couple decent revolvers??? I think I'm gonna cry....

Agree 1000% I cringe every time I see a rider wearing shorts and flip flops...

What about it? The trees are already 'well-grounded'... Actually, yes, lightning can be a hazard. Best thing to do is to have a good grounding system in the house and the hamshack, and if you are very concerned, disconnect the antenna from the transceiver.

25 a pound for "unobtainium" isn't so bad.....

+1 I started on a 400; but quickly moved up to a Honda CB750 Nighthawk, which I rode for years. Forget anything smaller than a 500cc - you want the power available to accelerate your way out of trouble.

It would also give you something to stand behind, so you don't have every passer-by wondering what you're doing...

"Worse" probably isn't the right term. It's not a "Bad" powder, just not as versatile a powder for pistol calibers. If you wanted to use the same powder for both pistol and shotshell reloading, Red Dot or Green Dot would be two good choices, and Bullseye would be a "bad" choice, as it's no good for shotshell loads.

Bullseye is my primary pistol powder...I use it for .38's, .357's, and .45 ACP.

Steve currently has a VERY nice Ruger 9E, new in the box, which is essentially a less-expensive SR9. I looked at it Saturday and was very tempted, but I am in OGAM jail until early December. A nice review is here: http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/06/30/new-ruger-9e-low-cost-ruger-sr9/