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I am working on this case now. It's real & I've reached-out to the guy in the story. No details YET, and I'm going to conduct a telephone interview & ask what I CAN release. Stay tuned folks! Rosey

Congrats! @fishnut couldn't help but think of this: Lol

I remember seeing an interview Ed Weston. When asked what he felt his most important tool was he said "my eye".

Looks like its finalized for my kids. Next few months should see both my adult kids relocated down there, my wife and i still about 1 1/2 -2 yrs away yet. She got pulled out of retirement (after 3 yrs!) with an offer she couldnt refuse . We've been staying up here for my mom but soon even that wont keep me here in this shit state. Looks like the New Port Richey area for starters as thats where most of my wifes family is located. My wife told me I have to promise to come back up if I help with the moves lol. told her as long as my collection of firearms is still here nothing to worry about, if they're gone, well.....

Hello, name is Jim. Lifelong NJ resident originally from Morris County, now living in Passaic County. I work in construction as a surveyor currently working on the redevelopment of LGA. I have been a volunteer firefighter since 1998, currently serving my fourth year as Chief, as well as member of our local Search & Rescue team. Just got back into shooting with my first handgun purchase this year. Been hunting/shooting since I was a teenager. Home range is Cherry Ridge. Looking forward to hopefully meeting some members at the range.

To everyone, have a safe 4th. We all should stand proud shoulder to shoulder. Protect our friends, family and ones on the front lines of this great country. Never forget our fallen at these sacred times and support and pray for the safety of all the ones on the front lines here and abroad! [emoji631][emoji631][emoji631][emoji631][emoji631][emoji631][emoji631][emoji631][emoji631][emoji631] Let’s not make this day political! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Congratulations! Florida might sink with everyone fleeing NJ

The new state reptile was elected to the governorship in November, at least that's the way I see it.

And why do we have two classes of people? Sounds like equal protection clause lawsuit to me. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Time to get off the computer and do some shooting. Steel challenge is for everyone so I better see you all there. Here's the link to pre register if you would like but I'm sure walks ons are welcome https://practiscore.com/clubs/quinton_sportsmens_club_steel_challenge/matches/ here is an excellent video of what it's all about Any questions feel free to ask

If it’s the type of people on this forum, with few exceptions, Florida may float again. Strict 2a only please come.

This makes me very scared. My late father (BA WWII vet) would never relinquish his firearms, even to a game warden once. So if there's an attempted seizure and the target some one REALLY opposed there could be a problem. Where are the "Oath Keepers"?

Work is overrated. It's not a bad drive, I drive an hour and a half to old bridge twice a month. Come on down, gona be a fun time and let me know if you need anything.

Crap..... now you tell me....

Doesn’t seem very secure. If someone steals your wall then they’re going to get your safe too.

A couple of quick points, if you decide to get one. 1) Confirm that the location you want to put it was truly framed 16" OC with the studs (so you have 14-1/2 clear between studs). Carpenters sometimes move the studs around when framing, specially if you get close to a corner of a room. 2) Make sure there's no plumbing or electric in that wall cavity. Plumbing is usually easy, cause you know where your wet areas are. Electric can be a challenge, as sometimes wires are run between outlets, and you could have a circuit or pass-thru wire running in that wall cavity. Lastly, it's only 4" deep, so only narrow firearms will fit. Some ammo boxes are too wide to fit in. Also, I have the key only version, not the digital. Having the digital version wasn't important to me. I'm just as quick with a key, and the battery on the key never dies out.

Thank you! see @High Exposure that’s being a helper! Ya I’m looking at those. But it’s 2x purchase, which is also 2x $ mula

I have one. I have a optic AR and the shotty in there, no problem. I think you could get both optic ARs in there, as there is some air space where the second optic would be.

It looks like 2 ARs would fit.... Only one way to be sure.....

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Happy 4th! I'm off to my one-day-a-year gig as a crew chief for a fireworks company. To me, it just doesn't seem like the 4th of July until the truck full of explosives arrives on the field. Come see the Millburn show tonight!

Sorry I was off bit a bit. It's about 35k as of 2014. https://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/10/19/nyregion/mental-reports-put-34500-on-new-yorks-no-guns-list.html Firearms seizures due to the red flag law are very common. There are hundreds of stories like the OP including where they just make a mistake in the database, come take your guns and never even say sorry. https://www.google.com/amp/s/articles.newyorkupstate.com/news/2017/07/deputies_confiscate_a_cny_veterans_guns_they_were_wrong_what_happened.amp

Sorry I don’t buy that argument one bit. Shooting with film vs using a digital camera doesn’t make you a better photographer. You don’t just start taking great pictures automatically because your exposing a roll of film vs. writing to an SD card.

Happy 4Th All - Don't run with Scissors..................!!!!

It sounds like the poster's question has been fully answered... rather than going down a rabbit hole (which we've been known to do, lol)...if you want to debate the various 2A orgs, just open up another thread in the 1A Lounge. Thx.

The magazine lawsuit is a red herring, it's a worthless distraction. In NY, their witch hunt laws have taken guns away from somewhere close to 35,000 people. This is the real fight.

I'm not at all surprised. Having read the newly published (YESTERDAY) Chapter Laws, the 2 that are the new RED FLAG laws are pretty loose, meaning than your guns, ammo, and all your reloading components can be taken AND DESTROYED for pretty much any reason that falls within the very broad conditions set in these new laws. And there is no recourse for the gun owner. And no Due Process. Hearsay - yeah that's fine. Lies - yeah, that works too. Where is ANJRPC and NJ2AS with their requests for injunction on THESE laws????????

I hear you. Personally I don't even like 5.56 in semi-auto firearms. I was just going through things in general.

BAR was before Garand. BAR & M-14 have their uses. Sometimes 5.56 just doesn't cut it. Germans figured out solution to larger capacity full size rifle round mags in prone position with the FG-42. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

@Oleg I generally agree with what you say. However, b&w silver gelatin photos have been around for about 150 years. Many have survived stored under less than ideal conditions. We won't be around to see if digital prints really last 100 years. IIRC I read an article somewhere that Ilford is developing silver digital printing. Digital b&w prints lack the brilliance and depth silver prints have. Maybe Ilford is on to something. I do agree digital is the way to go for most applications.

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15+ years ago I befriended a local development lab/print store owner who had several printing machines. They were leased so at some point he upgraded them to the latest and greatest. Old machines used chemical processes, new machines used a film scanner and printer (but kept the size for some reason). Scanning was done very fast, and research showed that new machine's resolution visibly decreased. I suspect store owner did not setup them right. The same upgrade happened to a more expensive high end lab in NYC but end quality was better. I imagine it is very hard to find a real chemical process lab nowadays. Digital vs film wars were finished a long time ago and film lost in every category. It is a fine hobby and stuff but saying that film gives you a better quality is just not true except for maybe some very special applications. There was a couple times when I sent all my digital cameras for repairs/recalibration (aren't we lucky to have Canon repair facility in the neighborhood) and I shot with 30+ years old FED5 for weeks. Longevity/relevance of digital equipment is definitely a concern! Easily printed at home pigment prints have longevity measured in 100+ years when stored properly. Longevity concerns are simply not relevant anymore. I think I covered all hot points of this topic from point of view a photographer who shoots digital for almost 20 years (and film for 10-15years)

File suits against all the present laws (except for the armor-piercing) AND against the previous bull shit laws they already forced us to follow, including the 15 round fiasco! Let this 10 round one stay in force, and the 5 round will be presented ASAP. Try for far more than you can imagine getting, and maybe you will get just a little bit of what you want.

"In the alternative, and at a minimum, Plaintiffs request that the Court enter an injunction that would allow individuals to lawfully retain magazines already in their possession without having to alter them, so long as they load them with at most 10 rounds of ammunition." Man, look at them, halfway surrendering and coming up with more arbitrary nonsense for the antis in the very court brief intended to fight them. This isn't how you argue.

Yes, as long as they qualify once per year (NY or NJ course), and carry Proof and ID. Yes. No. Yes, as long as they have written approval from their commanding officer. Sent from an undisclosed location via Tapatalk

THIS^^^^ I recall something about common carriers can't be held responsible for what is in the packages unless they were involved in some sort of criminal conspiracy to deliver something illegally. Otherwise a UPS driver could be charged with drug smuggling for unknowingly delivering a package to someone with drugs in it.

My plan it so bug-in, not bug-out. Considering if I'm bugging out, there's a damn good chance everyone else is doing the same, and since I'm in a populated area, i'd be all but fucked to get any place. Plus, where would I go? If there's problems here there's problems near by I'd bet, at least within a 100 mile radius (or more.) No, I'll stay here, armed to the teeth, hopped up on redbull and viagra.