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No one 'owns' a gun moving between manufacturers, distributors, or FFLs, even if you've already paid for it in full. The gun is in transit to the final point of transfer and in the custody of ATF licensed operators or shippers while transiting. You can 'order' a firearm, have it sent to an FFL, pay for it in full, and then have your son go to the FFL and be the transferee. I have ordered and paid for firearms for my wife and daughter, and that means nothing legally. Whoever is the 'transferee' must have the proper ID, paperwork, pass the background check, and take possession. Then that person is the 'owner'. A straw purchase would be you acting as the 'transferee', receiving the firearm, and then handing the firearm over to your son. Note: I would add that you should advise the FFL who will transfer the firearm to your son that it's inbound, and from where and whom. If you pay for it online it will arrive in your name. (Still means nothing legally.) I have done this as well. The only thing that matters legally is the transfer from the FFL.

It looks and reads more like a type of Haiku that doesn't use the same format of 5-7-5.

The shady bunch

Announcing Team Kulak by Bob Hess Team Kulak was formed in late July of 2020. It was the desire of Kulak Arms owner, Richard Kulak II, to sponsor a small team of just regular shooters – unspectacular participants in the shooting sports, the “backbone” of the sport, like those that make up the majority of competition shooters today. This is a diverse team that spans 40 years in age and represents 110 years of shooting experience. The youngest member of the team is 29 year old Zack Becker, with Ed Jackowski at 51 years old holding down the middle spot and, yours truly, bringing up the rear at 69. The three of us participate in the three main handgun practical shooting disciplines, those being: the International Confederation of Revolver Enthusiasts (ICORE), the International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA) and the United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA). The majority of the matches we attend are local, club level matches made up primarily of shooters much like ourselves. Zack is the shining star of this small team and the one that, should he decide to pursue it, stands the greatest chance of being ranked among the top echelon of shooters. He consistently places highly overall and within his division. Zack has only been shooting handguns for eight years, many of those years with the only handgun he owned at the time, a Walther PPQ M1. He is the epitome of the cliché: Beware of the man that only owns one gun – chances are that he shoots it very well. While Zack has expanded his battery to include a CZ P10F that he uses for the Carry Optics divisions in both IDPA and USPSA, he also has a new S&W Model 686 that he uses for ICORE. Zack is in tooling sales in the packaging industry and recently moved to Besalem, PA. Ed owns and runs a very busy nursery and landscape business (Jack’s Nursery). It is sometimes tough for him to get out to matches during his busy seasons, but he always makes the effort. Ed was an active duty Marine from 1990 to 1997, playing with decidedly larger guns – 155 Howitzers. Ed is probably the fastest of the three of us, but is often undone by Zack’s good, if not blinding, speed and unsurpassed accuracy. It is often a tough battle between these two teammates. Ed resides with his wife, two daughters and two Dalmatians in Hopewell Township. And then there’s me – the dinosaur of the group. I’ve been shooting since I was nine. My father was a shooter and hunter and I literally grew-up around guns. I shot some informal bullseye, but my first venture into real competitive shooting came with the advent of handgun metallic silhouette in the late 70’s. I shot that for about 8 years before getting involved in practical shooting with a club out of Target World in Chalfont, PA. I took a fairly long hiatus from organized shooting, but discovered IDPA about 10 years ago – and subsequently USPSA. Most recently I’ve started shooting ICORE, which is contested only with revolvers. However, I choose to shoot revolvers in all three disciplines, just because I enjoy them. While I have competed mainly with S&W’s I have started to work a Ruger GP100 Match Champion into the rotation. I also collect S&W revolvers. I am retired after 35 years in the automotive industry, which is probably why I’m captain of this little team – it certainly isn’t because of my shooting prowess. It seems that, at this age, any advancement I make in the shooting skills department is usually offset by some physical infirmity. I live in Hopewell Township with my girlfriend of 34 years and our German Shorthair Pointer. We all look forward to representing the regular “anyman” shooter in these club level competitions. Team Kulak Sponsored by: Kulak Arms 450 Lawrence Rd. Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 609-695-1043

I’ve never had a FB account..They are evil.

Not to mention the man eating chipmunks that are running rampant this year.

My neighborhood has 93 houses.....all are fuel oil....all have 250 gallon above ground tanks ...that's 23k gallons of fuel...in a true shtf you can forage... i know tinfoil stuff...but is it really..... Not to derail...day by day we get closer to the true shtf....sadly.

Fugin clown is clueless

Don't really understand why these parks need to be "staffed" anyway.

Telsa Powerwall 2. I'm considering one for my FL house. Solar charged, which is perfect for FL. LG has a system, Sonnen and even Nissan.

You mean 3600? All the big industrial ones we've had at our plants around the world are these massive 1800rpm behemoths. 200kw and up. 3600rpm diesels are not long haul machines.

This thread has no point Consternation reigns supreme Time for Taylor Ham.

The problem with Diesel is the fuel still degrades, and while it takes longer, it still has to be rotated. The other problem is wet stacking. You need to be sure to match your load to your generator size.

Considering the source of the "information" is nj.com, not exactly a bastion of journalistic excellence.

Well he already spends time in Trenton (supposedly). I’d just prefer that whole Abyss disappear.

I don’t wish the guy any ill will...but I wouldn’t shed a tear.

Maybe it was the road between Drumthwacket and the State House. Wouldn't it be too bad if The Gopher just disappeared into the Abyss?

facebook is gay

9mm Buffer and Spacer - 29.06 Charging handle + BCG - 105.93 Spikes Tactical 9mm Lower - 149.62 BCM vertical grip - 25.46 Z9 Stinger PDW Upper - 182.95 Transfer Fee - 30.00 PSA lower parts kit + SBA3 - 159.93 Magpul MBUS - 62.36 Pin/weld - 53.30 Total Cost - $798.61

Best thread ever?