Greenday

Just read today about how a felon was arrested for threatening another person by pointing a loaded gun at them. One month after being released from prison for aggravated assault. He's facing a whole year on federal charges. One single year for a felon illegally possessing a weapon and threatening someone with it. But shooting at the range at paper targets with a so-called assault weapon gets you 5 years (3 served then probation). Sounds like politicians on every level have their priorities messed up.

It fits right in with NJ being anti-small business.

Gotta maintain SOME hope in this bleak world.

So one of the new bills says I can now stop for food on my way home from the range? Cool beans. Some of these are actually good. Getting a FID is expedited if you are a victim of domestic violence. The clarification of when you can stop somewhere when transporting allows more than I previously believed. LEOs get tax credits for training. BB guns to be no longer treated like guns. But a lot of dumb shit as per usual that won't prevent violent crimes from happening.

Hell, when I head to the range, that's why my guns are either locked if they are semi-auto or I take the bolt out if it's a bolt action. One tiny extra shred of proof if the NJ gestapo feel like going after a law-abiding citizen.

He'd been charged but hasn't even been to trial yet.

What do you mean by that depends.

https://www.nj.com/news/2020/01/former-us-navy-servicewoman-headed-to-prison-for-illegally-buying-handguns-for-nj-couple.html Short version: Woman given money by cousin, goes to VA, purchased 5 handguns and ammo, goes back to NJ, completes strawpurchase. Hours after delivering the guns, cops get a phone call about shots fired, find the cousin. Seller and cousin both get 18 months. Other illegal buyer got 3 years (Was also caught trying to scratch out the serial number on a gun). Why do we even bother with these laws if it's just a slap on the wrist? Strawpurchasing is one of THE biggest issues with misuse of guns (surprise, they were misused). Now who knows where the three missing handguns are or which felon probably has them. Meanwhile we ban stuff for shits and giggles. Large capacity magazine can net you 18 months. So the federal punishment for a strawpurchase is the same as have a 15 round magazine in NJ? Bump stock in NJ is 3-5 years. Maybe if we just REALLY punished the dangerous felons, we wouldn't have to worry about banning accessories for the lulz.

It was my minor. Aced genetics, human genetics, DNA lab, RNA lab... If I switched careers to anything else, genetic counseling would be my first choice.

So naturally you support not selling guns to construction workers since they have the highest suicide rate of any profession? Maintenance/repair is second highest. Military is pretty high. If you care about suicide so much, you'd clearly stop selling them guns if that's going to be your logic for not selling to trans people. The usual argument by someone who doesn't actually understand biology. It's not nearly as simple as male is male, female is female. https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/voices/stop-using-phony-science-to-justify-transphobia/ Enough of this bullshit about being obsessed with what is between your legs defines who you are. No FFL has ever made every single buyer pull down their pants to confirm their sex.

And the obsession over what's in between someone's legs instead of mind their own damn business continues.

I'm no hunter. Don't know if I could do it if it weren't for survival. But popping predators on a farm that's going after someone's livestock? I'd be down for that. Good luck. So many benefits of quitting smoking.

The severity of the flu was also worse in those who didn't get the vaccine. 223 milliliters? That's...a lot of lead. Like 2.5 kgs worth...

Pretty sure "God's will" isn't covered by health insurance so anyone who refuses vaccinations should pay full price.

So we will be building up a database of illegal immigrants, where they live, what they look like, etc.? I'd have thought this would be exciting to conservatives. Sounds like a trap.

Saying people who dont care about their kid's health shouldn't have kids is not even remotely similar to eugenics. Do you even know what eugenics was?

Can public businesses choose to ban unvaccinated people? We should add that to the list of things unvaccinated people can't do. MMR has nothing to do with autism. The flu shot does not give people the flu. People who rather risk their kids dying from easily preventable diseases than get a little prick from a needle shouldn't be allowed to have kids and it's akin to child abuse. Unless you have an allergy, there is literally no sane reason to not vaccinate your kid.

Target Sports USA has some Lake City 50 BMG for $2.60/rd.

No laws have been proposed that would affect medical exemptions. No one has an issue with kids with allergies. It's because of kids with allergies that can't get vaccines that we must ensure everyone who can be vaccinated gets vaccinated.

I was really hoping for Godzilla.

I'd prefer a defensive battle. My opponent in fantasy has three players going tonight, plus Eagles and Giants can suck it.

Nikon has an app for scopes. Plug in which one you have, your load info (or factory ammo), and if you turn on your GPS, it'll add weather conditions. Could always choose a rifle with same magnification and MOA adjustments for same result. Basic, but free.

Honestly, it was just those 3 marks that carl_g was talking about. Marks from being extracted could just be all they are. Those three scratch marks are what I was talking about. I dont see that with my 5.56 hunting rifle so I guess the 6.5 just is a little rougher extracting it.

The reloads were. Cases were all the same. Powder all the same. COAL was +/- were all either 2.8100 or 2.8095". I'm probably just overreacting but I just wanted to get a second opinion from experienced reloaders.

Attached is a used Starline in a case gauge. The American Eagle rounds look exactly the same. Entire body fits inside, just not the end. Probably from the neck slightly expanding from pressure.