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  1. Sorry to disappoint the rumor mill, but this "incident" did not take place in or around RTSP Randolph or Union. Sounds like a wonderful attempt of "fake News" portrayed by the misinformed. See you at the range.
  2. @Underdog you seem to be on a real kick to create fear and defy logic about the mag restrictions.
  3. The bullet engages the lands, but doesn’t deform enough to seal the grooves, so you get some blow-by. And the lightweight gas accelerates much faster than the bullet, so some of it exits the muzzle first.
  4. 2 points
  5. Im not lexis, westlaw, or promis gavel but my firm handles a decent amount of gun cases and we have a state wide practice. I know many prosecutors, defense attorneys, and cops. I'm not aware of anyone who faces a sole charge of high cap mags. As far as I've consulted with people facing charges and spoken with people in my industry so to speak, the only charges for mags accompany other charges (unlawful purpose, agg assault, att murder, murder, etc.). I'm still waiting for the Glock 19/Beretta 92 raids
  6. Oh yeah, almost forgot. Don't lecture me about conserving fossil fuels and the environment stuff, I'm not that guy.
  7. I heard about this guy who got caught on rt. 80 last week. He was traveling and got a blowout. Hollow point ammo came flying out of the hole in the tire sidewall. When the flat bed came to tow him the trunk lid flew open as the car tilted. An AR slid out from the trunk. A passing trucker noticed it had a bayonet mount on it and call the troopers. When the troopers arrived the guy cracked up at the thought of being arrested. So he stripped all his clothes off, jumped over the guard rail and ran into the woods never to be seen again. He’s known to be wondering the woods of Hibernia. And if you real quiet on some days in Rockaway, they say you can hear him howling.
  8. 1 point
    With the 2020 election ramping up the communists and socialists will be digging for anti-gun (anti-american) stories wherever they can.
  9. 1 point
    Pretty close Ray! We will be asking in the area of $1185.00 when they become avail.
  10. That 100% pure profit only goes so far:)
  11. I just shipped another handgun by FedEx using Bud's ShipMyGun.com. I highly recommend that service. When I dropped off the package and declared it an unloaded handgun, the woman said, "Umm. Okay". I asked her what telling her that does as far as the package goes - any special handling or notation in their system? She said, "Nope - it's treated just like every overnight package, but you have to ship to an FFL and the gun has to be unloaded, no ammo in the package and no markings on the box indicating the contents." I asked if they lookup the address and match it to FFL addresses. She said "Nope - the system doesn't know it's a firearm and we have no idea who you're shipping it to." So basically, the ATF requires you to tell the common carrier - period. It's FedEx's rules that it must ship overnight. So if you ship ground or 2-day and the gun gets lost or stolen and you report it, it could be inferred that you didn't tell FedEx, otherwise they would have stopped you from sending it slower/cheaper. Yeah, you could play dumb and say, "I told the girl and she let it through" and that might cost someone their job or they could put it on you for violating the CFA (Commerce in Firearms and Ammo) statute, which is a felony. That said, for the $10 it might save me, I don't want to get jammed up or lose someone their job, so I comply with the "declare for no apparent reason" law.
  12. Not disappointed at all. What someone sees someone use at the range should stay at the range.
  13. I think all of the string manufacturers moved offshore when the rest of the textile industry left
  14. Don’t know... was actually about to ask the same thing. Back of the phone makes it abundantly clear.
  15. Where is the lie? Does ANYONE not know Apple’s phones, like most phones, are made in China? I’ve never seen Apple claim otherwise.
  16. It's coming.... It just takes time to get the lists together
  17. Did not even want to go there but that would be kinda disturbing.... unless of course the guy being arrested was a dirt bag criminal who was practicing drawing from his jeans around his ankles.
  18. No, No. That’s completely differrrrr..oh wait. Yes. Yes it is.
  19. So one guy, not 20? Really disappointed to hear, if true, that a shooter narc’ed on another shooter for having 15 round mags. Vs saying... “hey, did you know that mag laws changed and are now 10 rounds. “
  20. I think Screwball hit the nail on the head. Since you legally obtained what NJ views as a firearm out of state, since it's not a gun out of state, and since you are not a prohibited persons, as long as you operate within the rest of NJ laws...you're good to go. The conversion itself doesn't matter, because even before the conversion the revolver was a firearm within NJ. You're just modifying a firearm, one that was procured legally out of state and brought in and is otherwise compliant. This is my opinion and not legal advice.
  21. With that snaggletooth? You’re brave...
  22. uncle phil can suck my dick.
  23. Sorry Typo... One side needs NO reason....
  24. Not going to happen when MANY muslims believe in Sharia Law or the holy war.
  25. One side needs to reason. THey attacked before and they will continue to attack.
  26. 1. Why 2. I'll be they get assistance anyways.( as refugee's) 3. The fact she wore a hijab tells the story.... It's a symbol of control over women.....
  27. Where is Omar and her new pulpit on this..... Oh yea shes busy attacking.....
  28. 2019.03.01 Somalia Mogadishu 29 80 Fundamentalists slaughter thirty civilians during an assault on a hotel. I dont remember this topping the news coverage on that day..... Maybe i missed it..
  29. People don't rise to the occasion, they rise to their lowest level of training.
  30. Honestly, I have friends who partake pretty regularly and though I don't personally, I'm neutral about it. My BIG concern all along has been the potential impact on car accidents. As far as I know, we would be (by far) the most populated state - with the most densely packed roadways - to legalize recreational use. Exactly what number of additional injured/killed commuters is "acceptable"? To me, that's always been the looming question. I have to say though, now that I'm reading some of the details, I have other growing doubts, too. Wow... this proposal is really sweeping: they're going to expunge former marijuana possession charges >> despite the fact that the people would have KNOWN it was illegal at the time, they'll just re-write history. What msg does that send? they're talking about delivery services to your house... and Amsterdam-style consumption lounges for those folks who live in apartments that might disallow smoking pot >> seriously? decriminalizing or even legalizing is one thing, but I'm starting to feel like NJ will be serving up drugs to our fellow citizens "on a silver platter". Is Murphy a state Governor, or a de facto drug dealer? It feels a bit "over the top". they're setting aside 15% of the licenses for African American business people, purportedly to make up for the fact that the black community was so hard-hit by marijuana possession arrests, etc. >> OK, it's probably a misguided attempt at leveling the playing field... I get that. In reality though, will this just ensure usage in poor minority neighborhoods that already struggle with a higher level of substance abuse? How will that help those communities? By keeping them broke and self-medicating? I don't know... this is starting to remind me of Atlantic City, when you see those down on their luck people cashing their disability check so they can keep playing the slots! Are we just encouraging a self-medicating, slacker society?... in exchange for the lure of tax dollars that are unlikely to materialize as promised? I'm for legalizing medicinal pot - I personally think the science is there to support it - but I'm leaning away from legalizing recreational use. It seems like it's likely to create more problems than solutions.
  31. That's the cover story for the lobotomy scar.
  32. Guess he is going to have to buy all his guns at gun shows, you know through the "loophole".
  33. This is really sad because, in the end, when the plaintiffs loose, they will have been victimized twice. The first time by the shooter, the second time by Bloomberg and all the other gun grabbers. I feel bad for the parents, this lawsuit has replaced their children as a reason to live, they are being coached by Bloomberg and other anti 2A groups to redirect their grieving towards anger at a company that literally had noting to do with Newtown. They are being used as pawns, emotionally manipulated by the anti 2A lobby into a dead end street. The parents have a huge hole in their lives and Bloomberg was happy to come along and exploit them, knowing they were vulnerable. When this is all over, the parents will be devastated because Bloomberg convinced them that banning guns will have given some modicum of meaning to their loss.
  34. I personally know of 2 instances, myself and a friend, using the new system. In both cases the reference emails went out within minutes of the application submission online.
  35. If it gets legalized and you can grow it, I for one am making planters out of all my 15 round mags.
  36. Where's the orgy? I just bought a new Borat thong.
  37. his neighbor is prolly a Bernie fan...…..so it's ok.
  38. But what if uncle Phil ask's you to do it for your friends and neighbors safety. What if he requires you to become a faithful servant and bend the knee.

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