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Well, this whole boycott failed massively by the Dems, AOC gets an award! Goya CEO Names AOC "Employee Of The Month" After Boycott Resulted In Soaring Sales In what has turned out to be a spectacular backfire, Goya Foods and president CEO Bob Unanue revealed that progressive icon Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a New York Democrat, has been named "Employee of the Month" because sales erupted after calls for a boycott. Unanue accepted an invitation in July to the White House by President Trump to promote a program directed at assisting the Hispanic American community. Accepting the invitation was risky enough for the CEO as he went one step further and praised the president. Liberals went bonkers after Unanue's comments about the president. Social justice warriors took to social media and called for Goya's boycott. https://www.zerohedge.com/political/goya-ceo-says-aoc-named-employee-month-after-boycott-resulted-soaring-sales

NJ will never loosen up the carry permit laws unless they are forced to. If the Democrats pack the SCOTUS there won't be a chance to change things for at least 30 years. There is a chance with the present court.

You have no concerns after you: 1. Get your money. The FFL does not have to witness this. The FFL doesn't care if you're selling or giving the firearm. 2. Give the FFL your ID so he can put who he got the gun from in his book. You have no paperwork to do as the seller.

Chuck Yeager, dead at 97 I'm sorry to hear it. I don't know if the appropriate response is a moment of silence, or a thunderous sonic boom. Probably the latter.

I forgot about this game! Was one of my firsts too (though not on c64). seriously. He was a pioneer at a time when aviation was basically “strap this on your back and let’s see what it does”.

My uncle was there, Navy man, would never speak about it, but god help the person who had anything bad to say about his country. His oldest sister kept a clipping book of all the battles he and his aircraft carrier were in, my god, what that man must have experienced and seen. That clipping book was the only way I found out anything about my uncles time in the navy. My family was big on the Knights of Columbus, most if not all were members, every Dec 7th, my father and my uncle would sit in the corner and have a beer alone, as a small child, never knew why, would ask my mother, she would say, leave them alone. After reading the clippings book, I knew why.

RIP An American Hero

Ask the FFL for a receipt for the gun. He'll want your drivers license for his bound book entry. That's it!

Thanks. The dream didn't die. I am taking a breath and looking for space. Paying rent for 7 months took a bit of a financial toll so it may be a longer breath than I'd like. However, I really am looking. I called a realtor that (I'll never understand it) didn't call me back. Needed to light a fire under him. Maybe something will pan out. I also have someone that may be willing to throw a few shekels my way for a part of it. I'm just not sure we're on enough of the same page. So, we'll see.

sold

Fiocchi is SPF

Wow... this is some amazing driving. Astonishing might be a better adjective. Enjoy!

Looks like the turnpike at 4:30pm.

Thanks! I learn something new everyday. Nice to have the resources of the Always Think Forfeiture agency handy.

I will take 5 boxes of the 129Gr Fiocchi @ $20.00 per - as per PM sending an email

Not new. Page #4-5. ffl_guide.pdf

Well the FS thread got locked - so it is a moot point. But the seller was selling it cheap, considering. There are the two schools of thought on this and it always reminds me of Aesop fable - that can be applied to the ammo situation:

This guy had huge brass balls. RIP.

The dealer has the option to not enter the firearm in his bound book prior to running NICS on the buyer. If the buyer is delayed or denied, the seller can retain possession and ownership of the item. Once approval is granted, the seller can relinquish possession to the dealer, who records the transfer in his books. Then the buyer can take possession

When he witnesses the transfer of funds (ownership) at his counter, then accepts your D/L for his book as the seller, he knows the (prospective) buyer is the new owner. Same as if it was an incoming transfer. But he must pass NICS to take possession. Possession rests with the FFL but ownership rests with the buyer. If the seller waits with the buyer (who has not paid him yet), who then fails NICS, the seller must pass NICS to retake possession. Yes, this state sucks balls. BIG TIME.

You're the seller The FFL is the buyer as far as you are concerned If the buyer cannot pass NICS, it's no longer your gun and therefore not your problem. The failed buyer can either sell it to the FFL or let him sell it on consignment, but cannot take possession.

Numrich arms has reproductions manufactured by Colt.

You mean like the welfare recipients driving Caddies and Lexuses?

I would eat McDonald's if I was starving to death. Mean that literally. Eat that McRib or die? No choice there.

But they can easily come up with $800 for a new iPhone thingy, or a $500 Play Station while ordering dinner through Uber Eats.

Got me one of these tonight... Well, not really, but close... Model 29-3 Silhouette Model - 10 5/8" barrel .44 Mag Adios, Pizza Bob

C'mon guys! It's 2020 - we don't use simple static pictures for movie references anymore:

Whoever complained is a fking loser who should be banned. You don't like price, move on

in 2016, the number of households without enough savings to cover a $500 emergency was 63%. It was 57% in 2013. The fed comes up with regular numbers on a $400 threshold. https://www.federalreserve.gov/publications/2019-economic-well-being-of-us-households-in-2018-dealing-with-unexpected-expenses.htm ETA: My bad here, the story I found the source numbers linked from was reporting on inability to cover a $400 expense. The below copy paste of the summary study from the table is the number who would cover it form savings. Year Percent 2018 61 2017 59 2016 56 2015 54 2014 53 2013 50

Drop in income coupled with increased costs for many durable goods, consumables and food.

No.

I love history lessons like this!

Similar here. In fact, the panic of 2012-2014 coincided with my new found preparedness mindset that stemmed from Hurricane Sandy. That new mindset is what got me back “all in” into 2A and firearms. So over these years have acquired an “adequate” amount of ammo for my needs. Worth repeating something I once read. “The ammo you have on hand may be all you were ever have.” and factoring this into your inventory planning. As an aside, about a year ago I donated approx. 4K rounds of 22lr to CNJFO for their youth shoots. Still thrilled to have done that regardless of the current price.

I'd respond with my true feelings, but we're not in the 1A Lounge.

McRib.

It's a Model of 1917 and is chambered for .45 ACP. These were produced by both Colt and S&W (this one being a S&W). 1911 production couldn't keep up with demand during WWI so the government approached Smith and Colt to build .45 ACP revolvers on their large revolver frames. The problem clambering a revolver for a rimless cartridge was solved by the invention of half-moon clips that held three cartridges and a pair would fit ina belt mounted ammo pouch. well after the war the .45 Auto Rim cartridge was developed. These had a rim equal in thickness to an ACP cartridge head plus the half moon clip.These precluded the use of the half moon clips, which were a PITA (in wartime the clips and the empty brass were just discarded). Much later, full moon clips were developed. These hold six rounds. Half Moon Clips vs. Full Moon Clips In 1937 Smith produced essentially identical revolvers for the Brazilian military. There were also civilian versions of the 1917. When S&W went to model numbers in 1957, these became the Model 22. Sorry you asked, aren't you? Adios, Pizza Bob S&W has a "Classic Line" of revolvers that pay homage to discontinued guns of the past. The civilian version of the Model of 1917, the Model 22, is part of that line. It was made in blue, nickel or color case hardened finish. These are mine in nickel and CCH

Steve Trevelise @realstevetrev Should we be able to carry a handgun in New Jersey? 1-800-283-1015 let me know what you think on @nj1015. Yes 71.6% No 28.4% 549 votes · Final results 8:04 PM · Dec 2, 2020

Ruger GP 100, no it's not a 686 but it's a pretty good substitute.

Sw 686 is most obvious

Hello All, Please do not use this thread as a bit%h session about the range or Assn. As most of you know three months ago we transitioned from two dedicated elderly volunteers to the same company that handles our newsletter and ballot's. The volunteers did the best they could within their scope and capacity but in the end the volume ate them up. We have seen a dramatic decrease in complaints by people not receiving their credentials. I do knot know if any other ANJRPC board members beside WOJO are on the forum so I am taking the lead. If you have a problem with credentials: Not received. Multiple. Wrong name. Etc, etc. Please contact me directly and we will rectify it. Thank you Anthony [email protected]

Wrong again. The country went back into recession this past February, before Covid hit. The economy started having financial issues back in the Fall of 2019. Go ahead, Google it.... I'll wait. Where's the recovery from the current recession? Recoveries come AFTER a recession hits. Did you forget there was an official recession announced in February? Here, I did the work for you. See Google works, you should try it sometime: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-06-08/it-s-official-nber-says-record-u-s-expansion-ended-in-february https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/us-recession-started-in-february-researchers-say https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/08/business/economy/us-economy-recession-2020.html

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