beachwhistle

I have it and the big wait for me was making the appointment for my wife and I to go to terminal B for the face to face. After that it was only 1 week. Pre-check is great as is bypassing the long long line at customs coming back in to the US.

One of my Rugers went back for repair and has to be replaced so I need a permit. It may have cost an extra 15 bucks but it was real easy and I didn't have to go to police station. Took 10 minutes to fill out and my references had their emails within 90 minutes. We'll see how long the permits take, Clark used to be about a month.

Donated...again.

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Backyard pickup!

Of course it doesn't. My FID has my home address and my office os the shipping address as is the credit card. The quote at the bottom of my original post was there reply. Been buying ammo for years and some vendors want the FPID and some don't bit no one has ever refused to ship to my office.

It's not the need of the I'd card, it's the shipping address restriction. I always have it sent to my office because I don't want ammo sitting on my porch. All suppliers have had no problem shipping to my office in the past.

Regarding the new laws passed, was there anything about shipping ammo? I've always had ammo and firearm stuff shipped to my office since no one is usually home to sign for these shipments. Hopped on an ammo sale form Brownell's last week and they wanted my FPID (they never asked for it before but no problem) and then refused to ship it to my office since it wasn't my home address shown on the FPID. They specifically cited New Jersey laws as the reason. "We apologize for any inconvenience. Unfortunately we have to follow our policy to comply with New Jersey laws. We appreciate your business."

While we're on the subject what do you do with old fire extinguishers? I can't throw them in the garbage as there's still pressure in them.

try IHAS (Industrial Hose and Supply) in Milford PA 5702965551

Just think about how much your property taxes will go up if self driving cars become a reality. They don't speed, run red lights etc. All towns subsidize their income off municipal court fines and most of that is driving infractions.

My new car (Jeep Grand Cherokee) I leased as opposed to buying outright. Just do the math. Lease incentives of over 5 grand interest rate 0.09 (yes 9 hundredths of a percent interest!). plus the other BS like sales tax added up to less than if I paid cash.

The red is high strength and more permanent. You have to use heat to remove the screws afterward.

I got one about 15 years ago in upstate NY. I wrote a letter pleading guilty and apologized but pointed out that the signs were confusing. I also pointed out that of the tens of thousands of miles I drive each year all over the country this was my first infraction is almost 20 years. I got no fine and had to pay $ 35.00 court costs.

Just had this modified earlier this year.