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What is it with Russians and track suits?

Store them at an FFL or Gun Sitters type scenario and speak to a lawyer ASAP. No cops. My gut says you may have to turn them over as he is the executor but talk to a lawyer after you make them safe and secure.

NJ should take a lesson from Brazil's new approach to stopping gun violence. To combat this huge problem they are rolling back many gun laws, yes your read this correctly. Finally some sane government actions: Bolsonaro Further Eases Brazilians’ Access to Guns New rules boost access to foreign-made firearms and ammunition and raise limits on how much ammunition a gun owner can purchase Lawmakers made finger-gun hand gestures as Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro signed a decree on Tuesday night in Brasília that further eased gun restrictions. PHOTO: ERALDO PERES/ASSOCIATED PRESS By Paulo Trevisani May 8, 2019 3:46 p.m. ET BRASÍLIA—New rules relaxing gun-control laws took effect in Brazil on Wednesday, boosting access to foreign-made firearms and ammunition, raising limits on how much ammunition a gun owner can purchase and letting gun enthusiasts carry loaded weapons to shooting clubs. “Public safety begins at home,” President Jair Bolsonaro said at a decree-signing ceremony here on Tuesday night. Celebrating before photographers, the far-right president and lawmakers simulated the finger-gun gesture he used in last year’s presidential campaign. The controversial measures were part of Mr. Bolsanaro’s ongoing campaign to end an epidemic of homicides by loosening gun laws in a country that recorded nearly 64,000 gun deaths in 2017, more than any other country. Mr. Bolsonaro’s measures allow hunters, collectors and sports shooters to transport ammunition in their firearms, which had earlier been prohibited. The rules loosen once-tightly restricted ammunition purchases, raising the annual limit from 50 to 5,000 cartridges for many types of guns. And they end import restrictions on foreign-made weaponry that were banned here if a Brazilian company made a similar product. Gun enthusiasts and gun shops celebrated the measures, which drove up shares of Taurus SA, a Brazilian gun maker. “Unarmed Brazilians are at the mercy of criminals,” said Mario Chimanovitch, 73. A long-time shooting enthusiast from São Paulo, Mr. Chimanovitch said he was always afraid of robbers when going to the shooting range with his .380-caliber Glock automatic pistol unloaded. “Now if they attack me, I will fill them full of lead.” Critics of loosening gun restrictions say the widespread presence of guns in Brazilian households risks further empowering criminals. Most guns used by criminals in Brazil had been held legally only to be stolen or otherwise smuggled to gangs. “More guns in the hands of civilians mean more guns available for criminals,” said Rafael Alcadipani, an expert in urban crime at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation in São Paulo. “This type of legislation is a shot in the foot for Brazil.” In January, Mr. Bolsonaro’s government eased gun-buying restrictions on Brazilians living in rural areas or regions with high homicide rates, as well as business owners. Mr. Bolsanaro’s campaign is already having an impact in an industry that has been at a near standstill for years. “Sales are going through the roof,” said Welker Costa, owner of a gun shop in Brasília as he read the latest decree’s more than 11,000 words to understand the changes. “Consumers are getting their permits faster and buying more.” Mr. Costa said that since a 2003 law imposed strict rules for gun ownership, he sold only half a dozen weapons per year and had to diversify his business into sports equipment and camping gear. But with the new administration dismantling regulations, his customers take no longer than 30 days to get their gun-ownership permit from federal authorities. People want to buy even though prices start at about $1,000 for a gun, a price tag beyond the reach of most Brazilians. A former army captain, Mr. Bolsonaro was elected last year on a law-and-order platform that included pledges to make it easier for police to kill suspected criminals. Polls show Brazilians are increasingly warming to the idea of permitting easy access to guns. About eight of every 100 Brazilian civilians possess a firearm, according to estimates by the Small Arms Survey, a Geneva-based research group, fewer than in most other Latin American countries. Citizens also have little confidence that police will solve crimes or ensure their safety, polls show, in a country where less than 10% of crimes are solved. Fabrício Rebelo, a researcher at the public-safety think tank Cepedes, said easing access to guns could have a positive impact in the fight against crime. “Brazilian criminals tend to take advantage of impunity and of their certainty that there will be no reaction,” he said. “This decree helps ensure the right to self-defense.” Write to Paulo Trevisani at [email protected]

Maks we gotta test the subsonic 147gr i have through the pc9 suppressed. See if it's as quiet as the M9A3 with 147gr.

Interesting. You take a 35 caliber, 158 grain bullet, in a 9mm case, and propel it at 850 fps and you have...a high pressure 38 special.

The grip is still quite longer on the 43x vs the p365. Now a 10 round flush fit 43 mag would be awesome

There is probably one penis in this picture.

A flash hider will do nothing to make it quieter. The flash from a 9mm in a 16" barrel is very small and just about non-existent from most 9mm loads. Almost none from a subsonic round. Most comps make it louder IMO.

This is a fact. And many managers make quite a bit more than that $175K average. Its a challenging job. They have to work hard for that money. Which is as it should be.

In my experience working with 2 major food and beverage companies, I had occasion to meet some people who worked at Walmart's Bentonville Arkansas HQ - I was amazed how many of their staff at the director-level and above (including Sr Leadership Team members) had actually started on the sales floor... and moved quickly through the company ranks. I don't think this is unique to Walmart either. This echoes a personal story I know about Home Depot: my friend's sister started off in a sales role with them. Now, to be fair, she is a very intelligent, busy-savvy woman with a degree who also happens to look like a model, lol. But man, has she zoomed up the ranks of that company! Really meteoric rise... sales floor, assistant mgr, then over to loss prevention, then regional loss prevention... then because she had never actually managed a store they moved her into that role and after a year at that, she's now over all store operations for a large region of stores. I mean, she was blasting through roles... every year or so, another promotion. She's very confident and knowledgeable of retail operations, logistics, etc.... her very happy husband doesn't work... he lives on the golf course... they own a beautiful home plus a vacation home... they sent their kids to top colleges, etc. Yup... little ol' Home Depot!! NEVER, EVER believe that ANY job or company is too "lowly" for a talented, hard worker to parlay into a winning career!! In fact, if you're surrounded by slackers... that's to your distinct advantage, because the comparison makes you shine even brighter.

It only happens to people who actual WORK for a living, NOT just show up each day (like you do). Walmart says store managers are making an average of $175,000 a year ...." In the company's first ever environmental, social and governance report, the nation's largest private employer reveals store managers earn an average salary of $175,000 a year. They said more than 75 percent of them have worked through the ranks after starting out as hourly employees." https://abc13.com/finance/walmart-managers-earn-$175000-a-year-on-average-report/5293048/

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The same jackass who said "To me, the data should drive our decision making. So I know, I’m not afraid of people having guns who are law abiding citizens. In the analysis of gun murders and shootings in my city, I could only find one in the entire time I’ve been mayor – and unfortunately there have been hundreds and hundreds – where a person who was involved in a shooting where they had their gun legally, where they legally acquired their gun. The guns that are causing carnage in our cities, my city and our country, every single year are acquired illegally. " https://www.guns.com/news/2013/02/04/newark-mayor-cory-booker-explains-to-bill-maher-that-legal-gun-owners-dont-murder-video

Exactly the same thing for me. I went to college instead of enlisting, got married right after college, 3 kids later, and had a great career and was able to retire in my 50's. But looking back, I wish I had the experience in serving and probably would have found a interesting future in the military. But, I didn't get any guidance or advice from my parents, and just winged it as I went. Thankfully, everything has worked out well. Just hit 39 years with wifey last week, and we haven't killed each other yet.... I made sure to give my two boys lots of information and advice, so they could chart their own futures. Both are Eagle Scouts, but neither decided to follow-up and go into the military, even the reserves. Youngest son works for DHS and is pursuing a career in law enforcement.

Agreed! I tried to join the navy when I was a senior in high school in '88. The recruiter said "NO" to me when he learned I have asthma. Case closed. So, last week my son's USAF recruiter, when he learns of my history, said that he would have asked for an EKG test to get me in. I was a competitive swimmer in high school, so I had the lung power. My son's recruiter says I could have easily made it thru basic. I have regretted for 30 years that I never got to serve.....only to learn that I was not able to join because of a lazy recruiter.

Also keep in mind something I've said before. The ultimate purpose of the military is to kill people and break things or support those that do. Delta, Special Forces, and Rangers all need support elements consisting of cooks, supply types, and clerks that take care of things. Don't dismiss what many refer to as the "ash and trash". They are the ones making sure the Special Operator gets fed, supplied, and paid. They make a significant contribution. The SEALS who killed Osama Bin Laden would never have gotten there if it wasn't for some fuel truck driver filling the tanks on the helicopters.

I do not regret much in my life or tje choices i made - i however fully REGRET that i never enlisted - long stupid family story. Make sure he does it - don't let him get to my age and be regretful. Best of luck to Him.....

Ha ha ha.... you learned my trick too!! Wifey still hasn't figured it out, when I tell her I need to buy new tools so it helps me with the project I'm doing for her...

Many active members also live in Murica, and some don't GaF about the 10 round limit.

Someone had asked if we manufacture or Assemble so to clarify most major manufacturers Just assemble from parts that are manufactured at other places . We are a licensed manufacturer and sot. We buy from the same forges that Colt, Daniel Defense, Etc by their parts from as well we have in 2 years of R&D before we put out our first rifle. There is a difference between professional shooters building rifles then a conveyor belt of shop workers. We know what the end result needs to be and we assemble and tune our guns to perform at their absolute best. The proof is in the pudding so come shoot with me anytime. Thanks again.

Fucking awesome display. @bhunted, learn from this guy.

I'm looking to get a handgun with an optic, something like canik TP9SFX, or cz p10 optic ready and put my own, nothing too fancy. I was also looking Walter's and sig p320.

Yeah I saw one on gun deals, I love 10mm